He has had a bad year, how come?
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Unfortunately, I'd have to wager that Mikey won't make it.  Bill Davis Racing just isn't a powerhouse, like Roush or Hendrick.  It is very unfortunate that this happens to good drivers, but this is how it goes.
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He needs to make a decision.\n\nSounds like a loser to me.
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Someone has been pulling the rope to much heheheh.\nTake a few days off, should clear up.\n\nPeace
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Actually,  I think you're totally right.  Have you noticed how stressed out the man has looked lately?  He has really aged over the past 2 or 3 years.  He is stuck in an unwinnable war, and he doesn't know how to get out of it.  Now that his party doesn't control congress, he can blame all his troubles on that.  He can ask congress for all kinds of wacky nutjob laws, and when they refuse to pass them, he can say, "Look, everything would be better if congress had passed the Give a Range Rover to Every Iraqi bill, but they rejected it, so you can't blame me!"
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He's just messed up so many things that it's easy to just blame him for everything now.  I also think that it doesn't help that he can't admit when he's made a mistake.  It just seems to make people believe that he either a) has no clue what he is doing or b) is full of it.
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If you can really bring so much bad luck to someone, you better register yourself in the army and go to an enemy nation and bring them bad luck!\nNo dear, you cant bring someone bad luck like that. Yes, if it were problems like he started feeling depressed or got into a bad habit, it could be because of a person; but the kind of problems you mentioned, it cant be done by the luck of a person.\nAnyways, so many people are involved in an event. His mother died, what about her luck? His father's, siblings' luck? He lost his job, maybe because a better job is in store for him and while having this job, he wouldnt have searched for anything better? Maybe his car got hit in the parking lot, so that fate could avoid him and another vehicle, an accident which would have happened in case he didnt hit his car in the parking?\nIts all on how you percieve things. You might very well be bringing him good luck by making small bad things happen to him so that big bad things dont. All's well that end well and everything happens for the best. Believe in them and dont ever fret that you can be bad luck for someone.
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dont listen to the person above me maybe he really neede a friend at that monment and you cut him off or maybe he really wanted to tell you something i think you just hurt his feelings just apologize and ask him whats up with the way hes treating you
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He may be depressed or really stressed. There may be something bothering him and he doesn't want to bother you with it. Ask him if everything is ok. give him some space and time eventually he will come around.
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for some he is doing good n for others his  policy is not good\nthere is no proper balance\n\nbut of course he is doing a fine job but not so good or not so bad
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It could be that he does just want to hear something different for a change - that's not an insult to your character, as its nice to have a friend you can share your problems with.  But if that's all that's ever discussed between the two of you, maybe he's tired of listening, since he probably has problems of his own.  Try talking about something cheerful for a change, or asking him how he's doing & listening to his problems.
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He's no longer active.\n\nWhat a shame, he's one of those guys who peaked too soon and had his best years in college.
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he is over rated and on a downslide.
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Hes a baaad man. Here are some reasons:\n25 REASONS TO FEEL BAD ABOUT BUSH\n\nEconomic Indicators\n\n1. The unemployment rate averaged 4.1 percent in 2000 and reached a 30 year low of 3.9 percent in October 2000. Today, the unemployment rate has increased to 5.7 percent. There are presently 8.1 million unemployed Americans, an increase of 2.5 million compared to 2000\n\n2. The number of Americans experiencing long-term unemployment-over 27 weeks-has almost doubled in the last year.\n\n3. Job creation has reversed. In 2000, the year before President Bush took office, the economy created 1.7 million new jobs. This trend has been reversed, and the economy has lost almost 1.5 million jobs since President Bush took office in January 2001.\n\n4. Poverty is increasing. After decreasing for eight straight years and reaching its lowest level in 25 years, the poverty rate increased from 11.3 percent in 2000 to 11.7 percent in 2001. In the first year of the Bush administration, 1.3 million Americans slipped back into poverty, with a total of 32.9 million Americans living in poverty in 2001.\n\n5. Incomes are falling. After increasing every year since 1991, and reaching an all time high in 2000, median household income in the United States fell 2.2 percent in 2001. Median incomes fell for households in every income group in the country except for those earning over $150,000.\n\n6. Hundreds of thousands of Americans are filing for bankruptcy. Almost 800,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy in the first half of 2002. In the second quarter of 2002, over 400,000 bankruptcies were filed in the United States, an all-time record.\n\n7. Mortgage foreclosures are at record highs. In the second quarter of 2002, 1.23 percent of home loans were in the foreclosure process, a record level. Over this same time period, almost 5 percent of mortgage loans were delinquent, up almost 20 percent from the average delinquency rate in 2000.\n\n8. The federal budget deficit is increasing. In 2000, the year before President Bush took office, the federal budget, excluding Social Security, showed a surplus of $86.6 billion. The most recent figures from the Congressional Budget Office indicate that for FY 2002, the federal budget, excluding Social Security, will show a deficit of $314 billion.\n\n9. This represents the largest budget decline in U.S. history, and it is the third-largest on-budget deficit in history, exceeded in size only by the deficits of 1991 and 1992 under the first President Bush. Health Care Indicators\n\n10.The number of Americans without health insurance is increasing. Between 1999 and 2000, the number of uninsured Americans fell by 600,000.\n\n11. But this trend has reversed itself and in 2001 the number of uninsured Americans increased by 1.4 million.\n\n12. Over 41 million Americans — 14.6 percent of the population — had no health insurance coverage in 2001.\n\n13. The percentage of small businesses offering insurance to their employees fell by 10 percent between 2000 and 2002.\n\n14. Insurance costs increased by 12.7 percent in 2002, the second consecutive year of double-digit increases and the largest annual increase in costs since 1990.\n\n15. Prescription drug prices increased by almost twice the rate of inflation in 2001.\n\n16. For seniors, who use the most prescription drugs, cost increases were even higher. The cost of the 50 most popular drugs for seniors increased by 7.8 percent in 2001, over three times the rate of inflation. The price of Prilosec, the most popular drug for seniors, increased at over four times the rate of inflation.\n\nCrime and Drug Use Indicators\n\n17.The crime rate is increasing. In 2000, the year before President Bush took office, the crime rate reached its lowest level since 1972. This represented the culmination of a 22 percent decrease in crime during the 1990s.\n\n18. But in 2001, the crime rate increased by 2.2 percent. The murder rate increased by 3.1 percent, the robbery rate increased by 3.9 percen
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He is far worse than most. Look at his record.
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don't be so hard on him, he must have been tired and stressed:(
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He's probably looking at you and thinking bad thoughts about you.  Calling you names in his head.  If you two haven't talked in a year, there must be a reason.
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You're right.  He seems to inflict terrible suffering on some of us, mainly those who are already suffering.  If you didn't know better you'd think he was messing us about really, telling us how he's nice, but then being quite nasty.