Topic: Bring Back Which President ? 2

Padre · September 22nd, 2005

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Originally Posted by Charge 7

I say bring back Millard Fillmore! Why? Because not a goddamn thing happened during his presidency and that's the way I like it.

Charge 7, if you like Millard Fillmore, you would like Calvin Coolidge even more. He didn't do or say much and the economy boomed. A lady once went up to President Coolidge and said, "I wager $100 that I can get more than two words out of you. The President smiled at her and said, "You lose!" and walked away.

Italian Guy · September 22nd, 2005

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Originally Posted by Padre

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Originally Posted by Charge 7

I say bring back Millard Fillmore! Why? Because not a goddamn thing happened during his presidency and that's the way I like it.

Charge 7, if you like Millard Fillmore, you would like Calvin Coolidge even more. He didn't do or say much and the economy boomed. A lady once went up to President Coolidge and said, "I wager $100 that I can get more than two words out of you. The President smiled at her and said, "You lose!" and walked away.

Oh really happened?

phoenix80 · September 22nd, 2005

I am okay with George W Bush now...

EagleZtrike · September 23rd, 2005

Franklin Roosevelt for sure. Good strong leader.

Charge 7 · September 23rd, 2005

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Originally Posted by Padre

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Originally Posted by Charge 7

I say bring back Millard Fillmore! Why? Because not a goddamn thing happened during his presidency and that's the way I like it.

Charge 7, if you like Millard Fillmore, you would like Calvin Coolidge even more. He didn't do or say much and the economy boomed. A lady once went up to President Coolidge and said, "I wager $100 that I can get more than two words out of you. The President smiled at her and said, "You lose!" and walked away.

Gee, I'm from Vermont. You'd think I might've heard of Calvin Coolidge.

Rabs · September 23rd, 2005

How about Douglas...oh wait nvm

Padre · September 23rd, 2005

Gee, I'm from Vermont. You'd think I might've heard of Calvin Coolidge.

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Sorry Most Learned and Sage Master

Charge 7 · September 23rd, 2005

Well, you see it's just that here in Vermont, her native son, Calvin Coolidge, is something of a pseudo-saint. For a Vermonter to not be familiar with him would be like asking a Californian if he'd ever heard of Ronald Reagan.

Springfield · September 23rd, 2005

Franklen Rosevelt. He was a good leader during World War 2. If he was leading this campaign, I think the outcome might be a bit better.

mmarsh · September 23rd, 2005

Rabs + Missileer

Both of you gentlemen strike me as more conservative (pardon the generialization, but at least more than I) and both of you expressed admiration for JFK who is basically known as a liberal. I on the other hand am much more liberal and cannot stand JFK.

Odd isnt it? The world upside down...

September 23rd, 2005	Post 16
Rabs Tribuni Angusticlavii	How about Douglas...oh wait nvm __________________

September 22nd, 2005	Post 13
phoenix80 Banned Gear	I am okay with George W Bush now...

September 23rd, 2005	Post 14
EagleZtrike Centurion	Franklin Roosevelt for sure. Good strong leader.

September 23rd, 2005	Post 17
Padre Milforum Chaplain Gear	Gee, I'm from Vermont. You'd think I might've heard of Calvin Coolidge. [/quote] Sorry Most Learned and Sage Master

September 23rd, 2005	Post 18
Charge 7 Master Gunner	Well, you see it's just that here in Vermont, her native son, Calvin Coolidge, is something of a pseudo-saint. For a Vermonter to not be familiar with him would be like asking a Californian if he'd ever heard of Ronald Reagan.

September 23rd, 2005	Post 19
Springfield Tribuni Angusticlavii	Franklen Rosevelt. He was a good leader during World War 2. If he was leading this campaign, I think the outcome might be a bit better.

September 23rd, 2005	Post 20
mmarsh Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	Rabs + Missileer Both of you gentlemen strike me as more conservative (pardon the generialization, but at least more than I) and both of you expressed admiration for JFK who is basically known as a liberal. I on the other hand am much more liberal and cannot stand JFK. Odd isnt it? The world upside down...