On 11/15/09 1:28 PM, Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:22:46 -0500, wrote:

In articleQd6dnR1Yeacz3p3WnZ2dnUVZ_qNi4p2d@earthlink .com,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November 14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

I recall GWB kissing and walking hand-in-hand with a Saudi royal.
Thought that was a pretty oily scene.
Doubt Obama kissed the Jap. But who knows what these pols do in
private?

--Vic



Some of them tap their feet in men's rooms...

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"NowNow" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November
14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was
open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you
are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

--
WAFA the newsgroup liar free!


Bowing to the Japanese emperor by any head of a foreign state is not
customary. Perhaps you can offer proof otherwise. Until you do, I'm calling
BS on you.

Not really sure how Bush's gaffes somehow excuses totally inappropriate
behavior by "The One".

In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November 14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Please tell me how someone, anyone earns the honor of me showing them
subservience.

I bow to no man, or woman (Plum).

In article ,
says...

In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November 14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

Kissing cheeks and holding hands is different from bowing and showing
subservience.

If you are going to bow to one monarch shouldn't you bow to all of them?

On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:34:38 -0500, "Lu Powell"
wrote:


"NowNow" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November
14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was
open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you
are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

--
WAFA the newsgroup liar free!


Bowing to the Japanese emperor by any head of a foreign state is not
customary. Perhaps you can offer proof otherwise. Until you do, I'm calling
BS on you.

Not really sure how Bush's gaffes somehow excuses totally inappropriate
behavior by "The One".

That's called the 'Bush Rationale'. If Bush did something wrong, then
it's OK and accepted for 'Bama to do the same or worse.
--

John H

"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
In article ,
says...

In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents
for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November
14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was
open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the
bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you
are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

Kissing cheeks and holding hands is different from bowing and showing
subservience.

If you are going to bow to one monarch shouldn't you bow to all of them?


So, by that logic, Obama should be kissing all the world leaders? Even Bush
didn't do that.

Personally, even if he did bow, it's very minor thing. It distracts from the
real issues of healthcare, the two wars, etc., but it's a useful tool for
the right, just as Bush's handholding and kissing was for the left.

--
Nom=de=Plume

"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November
14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was
open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you
are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Please tell me how someone, anyone earns the honor of me showing them
subservience.

I bow to no man, or woman (Plum).


You wish.

--
Nom=de=Plume

On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:42:04 -0500, BAR wrote:

In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November 14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Please tell me how someone, anyone earns the honor of me showing them
subservience.

I bow to no man, or woman (Plum).
I'm not sure but isn't it the tradition at the opening ceremonies that
the American flag is not lowered when passing the host leader? I
wonder if obama will order the flag lowered?
Eddie

On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 12:28:01 -0600, Vic Smith
wrote:

On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:22:46 -0500, NowNow wrote:

In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November 14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Doesn't matter. Not ONE of them said a damned thing when Bush did his
usual foreign customs screw ups.

I recall GWB kissing and walking hand-in-hand with a Saudi royal.
Thought that was a pretty oily scene.
Doubt Obama kissed the Jap. But who knows what these pols do in
private?

--Vic

Golly, narry a syllable from Bad Jimmy, Herring, Jerkoff, DK, Tosk or
any of the other Obama-hating morons herein.

Did they forget about GWB kissing and holding hands? What about the
Pope? Didn't GWB wash his feet with his tongue? I'm pretty sure he
blew Tony Blair.

On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:24:35 -0800, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"BAR" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Lu Powell wrote:
Bowing to foreign royalty has been a no-no for American presidents for
over 200 years. Obama didn't bow to the Japanese emperor on November
14,
2009; he was merely checking because the emperor told him his fly was
open!


I wonder what Hairy, Nom=de-Plump, et al will post to justify the bow.
Don't really care since they are banished from my computer.


It must be nice to be totally happy with being ignorant of foreign
customs, where you can criticize Obama for not being as ignorant as you
are.

Typical, unfortunately.

Please tell me how someone, anyone earns the honor of me showing them
subservience.

I bow to no man, or woman (Plum).


You wish.

His wife snaps her fingers and he immediately heals and apologizes for
whatever he might have done. If she's not happy with him, he
immediately goes to the closet and drags the vacuum out. If she's not
happy when he's done vacuuming, he washes the dishes, dries 'em and
puts 'em away. I can't tell you what's next, she's sworn me to
secrecy.