Video of Obama's Speech Today

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Part 2

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Must pay attention to those lip gestures. Its Socialist Propaganda in the flesh...

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

His teleprompter makes me feel good about this country.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Part 2

Interesting. Must be subliminal suggestion, but I have a sudden craving for borscht.

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Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

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His teleprompter makes me feel good about this country.

Yes, because he's the first and only President to utilize such a device. The first and only President that has speech writers. Good thing Bush did all this on his own and memorized those speeches. As did his father and even the Gipper. What geniuses they were.

Edited September 8, 2009 by Mr. Big Dog

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A message of personal responsibility...what a concept.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

Does your wife ever make Sinaygong (sp)? My mother-in-law has been cooking it for us over the last few weeks. Great with either pork rib or prawns.

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Thank god I wasn't open minded enough to let my child watch this!

Phew!

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

Does your wife ever make Sinaygong (sp)? My mother-in-law has been cooking it for us over the last few weeks. Great with either pork rib or prawns.

I will ask her. She likes a lot of dishes I don't care for, and she doesn't like some of the dishes I really love. I am more meat and fresh greens. She likes fish and boiled vegetables. So, we have a mix of negociated dishes we both love. Adobo is a mutual favorite. But, when she is cooking for her friends, she is very creative, and comes up with some interesting dishes.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Thank god I wasn't open minded enough to let my child watch this!

Phew!

Your cats watch TV?

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Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

Does your wife ever make Sinaygong (sp)? My mother-in-law has been cooking it for us over the last few weeks. Great with either pork rib or prawns.

I'm gonna have to make my way to see the lot of you people to try some of this cooking.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

Does your wife ever make Sinaygong (sp)? My mother-in-law has been cooking it for us over the last few weeks. Great with either pork rib or prawns.

I will ask her. She likes a lot of dishes I don't care for, and she doesn't like some of the dishes I really love. I am more meat and fresh greens. She likes fish and boiled vegetables. So, we have a mix of negociated dishes we both love. Adobo is a mutual favorite. But, when she is cooking for her friends, she is very creative, and comes up with some interesting dishes.

I'm willing to try most anything. The other day my MIL cooked up some dried sardines (they call them something else though) and I watched my father-in-law how to eat them - grab some in you hand, dip them into some vinegar and then add some rice. It wasn't bad. I watch Andrew Zimmerman for inspiration...that guy will eat anything.

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Very good Bill. I personally had a craving for lasagna.

I had lasagna yesterday, along with lumpia. It was very interesting, visiting our good friends in Napa. He's Italian-American, and the wife is, of course, Filipina. (My wife is such a matchmaker!)

Does your wife ever make Sinaygong (sp)? My mother-in-law has been cooking it for us over the last few weeks. Great with either pork rib or prawns.

I'm gonna have to make my way to see the lot of you people to try some of this cooking.

I'm wondering if there's some local Filipino restaurants in your area?

Sinigang is basically a tamarind soup. The tamarind gives it a sour taste. There's asian eggplants, tomatoes, onions, asian string beans, baby bok choy, and I think parsnip. It's really tasty.