Do you think the boy who cried wolf and Andrew Johnson have a lot in common????
965690
He has done great for my beloved everton best buy of the season.  He does go down to easy but at this moment he is one of the best strikers int he Prem. He should get given a chance with engalnd and he could take us far. He needs a full 90 mins for his country to proove him self not 10 minutes here & there
632205
Only George knows for sure, but I suspect that he wasn't raised right.  He's never once taken responsibility for the things he's done.  In his mind, everyone else was doing it, so that makes it OK.  Trouble is, he got caught, and most likely he was turned in by his political buddies.  Hard to believe somebody as old as he is doesn't know any better.  I thought the older generations were supposed to have better morals.  He disgraced himself, his family and friends, and everyone in the state of Illinois.
1022741
im a huge fan of the threat alert system!\n\nHA! i remember something happened...not sure what...whatever it was it was emberassing for the bush crew...almost immediately they raised the threat level in hopes that it would take the emperassment out of what happened. that was the last time i ever heard of the alert system...or from it.\n\nthey screamed wolf, no one listened. priceless!
850355
He worked under President Johnson, and saw what messed up uses of power were like first hand. Maybe that made him wise, rather than drew him to the dark side. He's one of his generation's best and brightest, as you no doubt know.\n\nSo maybe.
989592
Kudo's for some good work, although I doubt that many liberals will buy into these facts.  I would like to take issue with one area of contention and that is the Viet Nam war.  It is true that JFK sent in advisors to contain the communists, but it was the old hawk Lydon Baines Johnson that escalated the war and sent in troops.  I believe that Viet Nam was Johnson's war.  After he lost the stomach to continue, when he had Charlie on his knees following the Tet offensive, the old fool announced that he was hanging up his spurs.  Johnson too, was a democrat and a shameless coward.  The loss of that war should  be credited solely to LBJ.
1117609
I actually brought up that scenario once to some friends, and they thought I was daft.  Since you seem to be thinking the same thing, maybe it's not such a far-fetched thing?  If not George W. then his brother, Jeb?  I wouldn't put it past the Republicans to do such a thing.
333880
I think he is someone very close to starting ww3. and thats only with his mouth. just think what he could do with his brain going at the same speed. i think he is a camel humping son of a goat humper. just as well that i am being polite about him.
485349
Yes.  Read what he says about Columbine, and you'll be convinced that he's far more ingenious than Jackson.  Jackson's just... weird. \n\nMarilyn is one of the few celebrities with personality, and at least he's honest about who he is.  Plus, I really don't see him dangling kids over a balcony, etc.  \n\nHe might look bisexual, but at least he doesn't go around trying to rape little boys.
575234
Andrew Jackson sucked!!
1009033
It could be like this secret could thing but hey I might be wrong. \nNo I was born Feb.12 like Abraham Lincoln and I didnt find that out untill I was 10. My sister says thats probably why he was always my favorite president, but he was my fav before I knew we had the same B-Day
127953
Andrew Johnson was VP during his second term (thats why he took over after lincoln was shot), I am not sure if he was around for the first term though.\n\nEDIT:\nUpon further study, it would seem he was not.\nHamlin was VP during lincoln's  first term
721402
I would have to agree with you. My father pushed me to read his book. I don't normal read books like that but once I started I couldn't put it down. If we only had more men with his attitude running the military we would be out of this war already. I don't think enough people know about him and they should. He should defiantly be recognized.
603239
OK, I read LOTF in 1980 but I think Ralph cried becuase he recognized his own failings as a "civilized" person.  He cried because he had turned savage and he felt he had failed himself and everyone else (especially Tubby).  He was especially bummed because he realized that he only needed to hold on to his civilized humanity a short while longer and he would have been rescued without shame.
857188
are you talking about the reverend jesse jackson?  the civil rights activist?  the politician?  the political advisor?  the human rights activist?  the hostage negotiator?  \n\nit seems he has one, wouldn't you think?
158290
Hysterical...   But neither Cheney or Bush could ever show as much emotion as Ledger and Gyllenhall did in BBM\n\nOh man, the NRA should be proud to have these two as members!
499862
check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artic_Wolf
974123
James ~\n              In my opinion,On April 15, 1915 in Havana, Cuba as Jack is laying there on his back shielding his eyes from the sun (it was a outdoor fight) and then comfortably get up after the referee counts ten would make one wonder. How about the fact that Jack would not follow up with anything significant throughout the entire fight. Jack never threw his sledgehammer right hand after he landed his powerful jab either.\n\n          There have been rumors abound about if Jack threw the bout or not. The truth of the matter is Jack took Jess lightly and was of the opinion that Jess did not belong in the ring with him. Jess trained hard for the fight while Johnson was having a good time on the social scene. \n\n            The much bigger and seemingly stronger Willard was landing fierce body shots early in the fight and at one point hurt Johnson where Jack had to hold on. So in the 26th of a scheduled 45 rounds Jack just ran out of gas. After the bout Johnson started the rumor that he threw the fight and to that Jess replied "If he was going to throw the fight, I wish he would have done it sooner."