Want to learn about Bush while playing a game?

Andrew · July 28, 2004

May not be suitable for children. Contains foul language and some unsuitable behavior

Here is a good game someone on another forum pointed out.

It pretty much talks about Bush and his policies.

Convinced me!

http://www.emogame.com/bushgame.html

Quite addictive the first time around.

Go Hulkamania!

I burst out laughing when I used his special weapon.

EDIT - Oddly enough, the more I played it the more unsuitable it becomes.

Good thing the graphics are not good.

HasimirFenring · July 28, 2004

HAHAHAHHAAHH best thing ever!

EDIT: Oh BTW I just saw Dean and Kerry's wife give a couple of great speechs. We're going to win this thing!

Wolf · July 28, 2004

You seem too keen on these Democrats to think of them as the "lesser of two evils," man. Let's just hope you're right, you know?

Andrew · July 28, 2004

Me? Keen?

No I just thought of this game as a fun thing to play while learning about Bush.

Funny what someone posted at another forum about Bush.

HasimirFenring · July 28, 2004

The Convention has me all excited ;D... There is still hope for the Democrats, if they would just follow a Liberal agenda (Howard Dean: healthcare for all Americans, for example).

Wolf · July 28, 2004

Nah, Andrew, I was referring to Hasimir, you know, the one bubbling with excitement. ;)

HasimirFenring · July 28, 2004

As a party, the Democrats aren't spectacular, but there are some very good indivduals: Ted Kennedy, Howard Dean, Al Sharpton... I'm sure there are others... The point being, yes I'm all giddy with excitement right now, thanks to the convention, but it really IS an exciting prospect that we could put someone new in the White House. Kerry does have some good views (education, for example). Yes, I was bashing the party not a week back, but being positive about your only hope for salvation is much better than complaining about the best mix of liberality and electability this country has to offer ;)

thomas · July 28, 2004

haha, that was great, and I learned stuff too! ;D

nemafakei · July 28, 2004

"Kerry's wife give a couple of great speechs"

I watched one of them for about 20 minutes. I don't think I've seen a worse political speech. The worst bit was the deliberate pause for (as in prompting) applause in what was basically an autobiography. Are they all as bad over there?

HasimirFenring · July 28, 2004

By our standards, that was good... Please, dont dump me into depression by making American politics sound even WORSE by comparsion to Europe than I already believe....

Dean's speech was good, though (I think).

ordos45 · July 29, 2004

Love the game. :)

Complete Cast List:

[hide]Jesus

Hulk Hogan

Howard Dean

John Kerry

Jessica Lynch

Rosie O'Donnel

Christopher Reeve

Mr. T

He-Man

John Edwards

Howard Stern

Michael Moore

[/hide]

Those who have yet to play, be warned there are objectionable parts such as fighting Janet Jackson's Nipple, and an evil white thing reminiscent of the Pillsbury Doughboy trying to...ejaculate...on you. As well as Bush breedings.

Complete Villain Boss List (In order, I hope...this is from memory):

[hide]Tom Ridge

Paris Hilton

Bush Sr and Barbara

Karl Rove

The FCC and Janet Jackson's Nipple

Three Enron Executives

Dick Cheney

John Ashcroft

Darth Rumsfeld

Uber-Bush with about 1200 hit points between his three heads

[/hide]

HasimirFenring · July 29, 2004

"Kerry's wife give a couple of great speechs"
I watched one of them for about 20 minutes. I don't think I've seen a worse political speech. The worst bit was the deliberate pause for (as in prompting) applause in what was basically an autobiography. Are they all as bad over there?

If you want to see an American politician give a GREAT speech, watch the Rev. Al Sharpton who spoke today (Wednesday).

Mahdi · July 29, 2004

Those who have yet to play, be warned there are objectionable parts such as fighting Janet Jackson's Nipple, and an evil white thing reminiscent of the Pillsbury Doughboy trying to...ejaculate...on you.

ordos45 · July 29, 2004

Yes Mommy Mahdi... *sulks back to the Dungeon*

nemafakei · July 29, 2004

I saw another one today (Parliament is on its summer break, so BBC Parliament has nothing better to do). Edwards, as I recall: not too bad, comparative to the last one. When he'd finished, he brought on his entire family to be cheered at as if he'd just become president, not set out a manifesto. Perhaps it's a cultural difference, but it would be seen as arrogance here.

This Teresa Kerry is some kind of political figure, yes? She's not just speaking because she's his wife?

HasimirFenring · July 29, 2004

She's a philanthropist. You should watch Al Sharpton's speech, as I mentioned before.

www.dems2004.org

It's on there somewhere (he spoke on Wednesday). Yeah, Edwards can speak pretty well thanks to having been a lawyer.

nemafakei · July 29, 2004

Watch a speech on the net? I might look for a text transcript. Hopefully, it'll be less tacky (and slow). I mean my connection isn't that great (pause, applause follows as soon as the brighter ones get the hint), and I don't have time to watch every detail of the speeches (pause, applause follows as soon as the brighter ones get the hint, alonf with banner waving and cheering), so there's not much point trying to watch it online. (beams and brings on extended family, leaving only after 10 minutes has elapsed, though before everyone gets bored of cheering).

HasimirFenring · July 29, 2004

Ahh! You mock American politics, and rightly so, but we don't know any better! We (some of use) are doing our best!

Edric O · July 31, 2004

Heh, I loved the game, even though it does get pretty offensive at times... but the most important parts are the various facts about the Bush presidency, anyway.

As for the Democratic convention, don't get too excited. At the end of the day, they're only the lesser of two evils...

And by the way, did you hear about the draconian security measures they put in place? The amazing thing is that they're against left-wing protestors.

ordos45 · July 31, 2004

And by the way, did you hear about the draconian security measures they put in place? The amazing thing is that they're against left-wing protestors.

You mean the same security measures Clinton and now Bush use whenever the President goes somewhere? That we establish protestor quarantine zones at least a quarter of a mile off route of the motorcade to avoid just the sort of publicity the RNC wanted the DNC to get for it? ;)

Mahdi · July 31, 2004

You mean the same security measures Clinton and now Bush use whenever the President goes somewhere?

Andrew · July 31, 2004

Classmates and I got a picture with him and made front page of the newspaper.

There was about 40 of us students and it wasn't planned or anything, he was just there so we got our picture taken by his professional photographer. The security didn't check us out or anything.

But he was drinking (there was a party or something), and it was at the Hard Rock Cafe. They have good burgers.

Glad I live in Canada where I can go talk/meet to my politicians.

Andrew · July 31, 2004

And here is Will Ferrel making fun of Bush. (not too much though)

http://whitehousewest.com/

nemafakei · July 31, 2004

Mahdi, context please?

Is this (I mean the second, I susppose the first is technically possible here) some sort of bizarre Canadian custom?

Or are you a relative of the PM?

Andrew · July 31, 2004

http://www-cgi.cnn.com/WORLD/9511/canada_chretien/

Has what Mahdi is talking about.

And Chretien got pied on PEI, hehehhe. Maybe that is why our transfer payments have been decreasing ever since.

http://www.entartistes.ca/cmna4.html

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