The Presidency: A Recap
Courtesy of Kieth Olbermann (here is the point where some of you roll your eyes and say "Oh great, another anti-Bush tirade". I can't blame you there. But I also can't help that Olbermann's comment's resonate with me. Does that makes me a sheep? I dunno.)
George Walker Bush.
43rd president of the United States.
first ever with a criminal record.
our third story tonight,
his presidency: eight years in eight minutes.
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You didn't think it was possible. Old PC games, obsolete by every standard, being resold legitimately, completely retooled for Windows XP and Vista. The fact of the matter is, some of those old games where quite fun to play. You too can relive the experience as though they where new, or live it for the first time if you haven't had the chance. Purchase them from Good Old Games for as cheaply as $5-$10 depending on the title.
In an effort to soften some of its losses, General Motors is selling some of the cars it it's heritage collection, which it had been keeping away in an automobile vault. Aside with some classics bordering on ancient, the collection contains concept cars and vehicles never intended for the market.
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George Walker Bush.
43rd president of the United States.
first ever with a criminal record.
our third story tonight,
his presidency: eight years in eight minutes.
Full comment found here.
----------------
Now playing: John Denver - Thank God I'm a Country Boy
via FoxyTunes
You didn't think it was possible. Old PC games, obsolete by every standard, being resold legitimately, completely retooled for Windows XP and Vista. The fact of the matter is, some of those old games where quite fun to play. You too can relive the experience as though they where new, or live it for the first time if you haven't had the chance. Purchase them from Good Old Games for as cheaply as $5-$10 depending on the title.
In an effort to soften some of its losses, General Motors is selling some of the cars it it's heritage collection, which it had been keeping away in an automobile vault. Aside with some classics bordering on ancient, the collection contains concept cars and vehicles never intended for the market.
Check out this AMAZING parrot, affectionately named Einstien:
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