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LTC Greg Henning 1 The Italian Guy referring to Obama as being evenly tanned is hilarious. Wow it is unbelievable that someone would make such a stupid comment...
2 until Prince Phillip asked about throwing spears. I personally would love to spend time with the Aboriginal people. It would be a life changing experience, and to reduce it to throwing spears at each other is ridiculous
3 When Bush massaged Merkel, she reacted like a cat having its belly rubbed... not well. Why would he even do that.
4 I disagree with the German Chancellor's mistake at the holocaust to be a blunder. That one was one of two on the list which was not something that was caused by callousness. It was an honest mistake not a blunder. The situation couldn't have been worse for Germany given where the mistake happened, but it was not do to thoughtlessness. Making light of it is worse, in my opinion, than the mistake itself. Now had he extinguished and denied the holocaust, that would have been an issue.
5 Bush hurling on the Japanese Prime Minister was in a similar vein to the holocaust fire. It was not done out of callousness, or desire to insult. It was a physiological reaction to something Mr. Bush had eaten. Was it humorous, of course it was. Anytime someone yaks in public it is funny (I have a medical condition that causes me to do this often), but it is not so much a blunder as something which cannot be controlled. Additionally, for better or worse, when a foreign language creates a word because of something you did, that is EPIC. Bushusuru on!!!
2 until Prince Phillip asked about throwing spears. I personally would love to spend time with the Aboriginal people. It would be a life changing experience, and to reduce it to throwing spears at each other is ridiculous
3 When Bush massaged Merkel, she reacted like a cat having its belly rubbed... not well. Why would he even do that.
4 I disagree with the German Chancellor's mistake at the holocaust to be a blunder. That one was one of two on the list which was not something that was caused by callousness. It was an honest mistake not a blunder. The situation couldn't have been worse for Germany given where the mistake happened, but it was not do to thoughtlessness. Making light of it is worse, in my opinion, than the mistake itself. Now had he extinguished and denied the holocaust, that would have been an issue.
5 Bush hurling on the Japanese Prime Minister was in a similar vein to the holocaust fire. It was not done out of callousness, or desire to insult. It was a physiological reaction to something Mr. Bush had eaten. Was it humorous, of course it was. Anytime someone yaks in public it is funny (I have a medical condition that causes me to do this often), but it is not so much a blunder as something which cannot be controlled. Additionally, for better or worse, when a foreign language creates a word because of something you did, that is EPIC. Bushusuru on!!!
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