JohnMan59 said:By protocol, she cannot toast HERSELF. She did respond by raising her glass. In England, the clinking or contact of glasses is NOT part of a traditional toast. Simply raising your glass, as the Queen rightly did, is proper.
Your post is just another example of the HATERS trashing this good, soon-to-be-re-elected President. Or, you could vote for the BILLIONAIRE-supported enemy of the middle class. Your call. Hate or Hope. Stay the Course. Heal the nation. (and I ain't talking England)
k i found out what was up after reading the youtube comments:
JohnMan59 1 month ago
By protocol, she cannot toast HERSELF. She did respond by raising her glass. In England, the clinking or contact of glasses is NOT part of a traditional toast. Simply raising your glass, as the Queen rightly did, is proper.
Your post is just another example of the HATERS trashing this good, soon-to-be-re-elected President. Or, you could vote for the BILLIONAIRE-supported enemy of the middle class. Your call. Hate or Hope. Stay the Course. Heal the nation. (and I ain't talking England)
Great job Ms Jac, now I have to clean the mtn dew off my screen from laughing so hardOn the contrary I thought Bush was an extraordinary class act..
See? I planted the suggestion that you laugh and it worked like a charmGreat job Ms Jac, now I have to clean the mtn dew off my screen from laughing so hard
may I suggest a nice book to read
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortunate_Son_(Hatfield)
Not sure if you're serious, but the Royal Family has been getting backlash for decades, especially around the time of Diana's death. They're not immune to criticism, most of which has been harsher than what Bush received during his presidency.On the contrary I thought Bush was an extraordinary class act. A major reason folks had such a low opinion of him is because he was hammered every single day by those in the media who wanted to keep the ****pot stirred up and stinky. If the Queen of England were called (and portrayed) as a bumbling fool every day for 1460 days, you would start to believe that she's a bumbling fool. After another 1460 days you would want to stone her as to get William in her seat pronto.
Anyway - Bush was "made" into a charicature of a president, which I think served both he and the country wrong. Never underestimate the power of suggestion.
Well... I was just making an analogy. But then again, there are those Britains who think very poorly of the Royal Family. I would suspect a lot of it has to do with how the Family has been portrayed over the decades, and not because you're intimately familiar with them enough to pass judgement...Not sure if you're serious, but the Royal Family has been getting backlash for decades, especially around the time of Diana's death. They're not immune to criticism, most of which has been harsher than what Bush received during his presidency.
k i found out what was up after reading the youtube comments:
JohnMan59 1 month ago
By protocol, she cannot toast HERSELF. She did respond by raising her glass. In England, the clinking or contact of glasses is NOT part of a traditional toast. Simply raising your glass, as the Queen rightly did, is proper.
Your post is just another example of the HATERS trashing this good, soon-to-be-re-elected President. Or, you could vote for the BILLIONAIRE-supported enemy of the middle class. Your call. Hate or Hope. Stay the Course. Heal the nation. (and I ain't talking England)
Unfortunately (especially when you consider our 2 party system) a vote for Ron Paul would be a wasted vote.Or...you could vote for Ron Paul, the only honest Presidential candidate. Libertarian party 2012.
Ron Paul or Gary Johnson.Or...you could vote for Ron Paul, the only honest Presidential candidate. Libertarian party 2012.
Ah gotcha. Yeah, while I did vote for Bush and found him ridiculous at times, I do feel he was blamed for a lot and it isn't like he had a very easy presidency. Two wars, an attack on US soil early in his first term. And so on...Well... I was just making an analogy. But then again, there are those Britains who think very poorly of the Royal Family. I would suspect a lot of it has to do with how the Family has been portrayed over the decades, and not because you're intimately familiar with them enough to pass judgement...
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