Me. Now. Love it. Go team go.

I love how the dog goes from wagging it's tail as she's kicking snow on it.. like, 'Yeah, go team!'. To, 'Oh @#*&, someone call the cops!'.

>> ^shinyblurry:

>> ^Yogi:
>> ^shinyblurry:
It's no wonder liberals are melting down; President Obama couldn't have done worse last night. It was pretty shocking. I personally didn't expect Governor Romney to do very well. To my surprise, he looked way more presidential than the President did. The fact is that President Obama has been in a bubble the last four years, and I think this was an the emperor has no clothes moment. The press certainly hasn't done him any favors by coddling him and throwing him softball questions this entire time. He's never had to justify himself or his policies to anyone and this was a day of reckoning for him.
I also think this one debate has undone all of the negative advertising about Governor Romney that had come before it. The reason being is that he didn't even remotely resemble the person Democrats have been trying to define him as. People got to seem him unfiltered and unedited by the mainstream press, and he came across as a strong and competent leader who cares about them and has the skills and experience to be the President. I expect there will be more fireworks at the next debate.

Apparently we weren't watching the same debate. What I saw was two candidates talking about essentially the exact same policies. They were both Center Right...and one was more smiley and UP. So does the smiley guy win it for being smiley?
Whatever, they've still got a couple more "Games" left and when all is said and done whomever wins won't implement whatever ideas they expressed during the debates anyways. GOOD Game all! GO TEAM GO!!!

I think the fundamental difference between liberals and conservatives in policy is that liberals want government to be their God. There were definitely differences between the two candidates on that specific topic. I don't subscribe to the team mentality; I cannot in good conscience vote for either candidate. I think America is getting the leaders it deserves, and these two candidates are a reflection of that. You reap what you sow.


That depends entirely on what you mean by "America". If you mean the American people, they didn't get together and make policies for these candidates to stick their names to, these candidates said vote for me and maybe I'll give you something. Now if by "America" you mean the elite, the people with the money who bascially dictate how society will run than I agree these candidates were chosen by them. The PR industry now gets to fight it out, and it's completely undemocratic. Even in Bolivia poor peasant farmers worked for a more democratic system and they got it, but that didn't stop them they kept at it.

Both these candidates will say whatever they want to get elected, and then they'll do whatever their masters who paid for them to get there want. That's how our "Democracy" works.

Also if you think Obama was a "Liberal" than you really have no idea what that means. If Obama was what we traditionally called "Liberal" who would've at least brought up or tried to reinstitute the Glass-Steagall act.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^shinyblurry:
It's no wonder liberals are melting down; President Obama couldn't have done worse last night. It was pretty shocking. I personally didn't expect Governor Romney to do very well. To my surprise, he looked way more presidential than the President did. The fact is that President Obama has been in a bubble the last four years, and I think this was an the emperor has no clothes moment. The press certainly hasn't done him any favors by coddling him and throwing him softball questions this entire time. He's never had to justify himself or his policies to anyone and this was a day of reckoning for him.
I also think this one debate has undone all of the negative advertising about Governor Romney that had come before it. The reason being is that he didn't even remotely resemble the person Democrats have been trying to define him as. People got to seem him unfiltered and unedited by the mainstream press, and he came across as a strong and competent leader who cares about them and has the skills and experience to be the President. I expect there will be more fireworks at the next debate.

Apparently we weren't watching the same debate. What I saw was two candidates talking about essentially the exact same policies. They were both Center Right...and one was more smiley and UP. So does the smiley guy win it for being smiley?
Whatever, they've still got a couple more "Games" left and when all is said and done whomever wins won't implement whatever ideas they expressed during the debates anyways. GOOD Game all! GO TEAM GO!!!


I think the fundamental difference between liberals and conservatives in policy is that liberals want government to be their God. There were definitely differences between the two candidates on that specific topic. I don't subscribe to the team mentality; I cannot in good conscience vote for either candidate. I think America is getting the leaders it deserves, and these two candidates are a reflection of that. You reap what you sow.

>> ^shinyblurry:

It's no wonder liberals are melting down; President Obama couldn't have done worse last night. It was pretty shocking. I personally didn't expect Governor Romney to do very well. To my surprise, he looked way more presidential than the President did. The fact is that President Obama has been in a bubble the last four years, and I think this was an the emperor has no clothes moment. The press certainly hasn't done him any favors by coddling him and throwing him softball questions this entire time. He's never had to justify himself or his policies to anyone and this was a day of reckoning for him.
I also think this one debate has undone all of the negative advertising about Governor Romney that had come before it. The reason being is that he didn't even remotely resemble the person Democrats have been trying to define him as. People got to seem him unfiltered and unedited by the mainstream press, and he came across as a strong and competent leader who cares about them and has the skills and experience to be the President. I expect there will be more fireworks at the next debate.


Apparently we weren't watching the same debate. What I saw was two candidates talking about essentially the exact same policies. They were both Center Right...and one was more smiley and UP. So does the smiley guy win it for being smiley?

Whatever, they've still got a couple more "Games" left and when all is said and done whomever wins won't implement whatever ideas they expressed during the debates anyways. GOOD Game all! GO TEAM GO!!!

>> ^volumptuous:

Sorry Blankey.
My very close Croatian friend is quite happy that the United Nations Protection Force helped save her and her family from certain death.
Not every military action is warmongering or rooting for violence. Maybe you should take her out for coffee one day and let her tell you stories about the dead bodies in the streets and how many young school friends are dead. Then maybe you should explain to her that while it's nice that she's not dead, but the US and UN should've just let her die because to do otherwise would be supporting violence and warmongering. And noone has any obligations to help anyone else, because we may have to be taxed one dollar each, and we all know that our own personal money is more important than keeping kids from being slaughtered.
I am in no way in support of the US actions in Libya. But these conflicts are not black&white.


So, if some good is done, then policing the world is justified? Good to know. And if you can work in some "I bet you won't tell this woman her family deserved to die" bullshit, that's good for bonus points! Bravo! Go Team America!

I'd never heard of these HEROES before. Go Team Koch!

Wiki the Center for Soros Integrity. Non-partisan? Ha Ha Ha. Ha.

Anyone else find it funny that the guy that's help create the worlds first artificial life is named VENTURE?!

GO TEAM VENTURE!

i always root for the mammal in every fight! GO TEAM MAMMAL!

video is broken though

Go team vAnture

Didn't any of you guys see that one CSI where the bad guy's son murdered a neighborhood kid and when they went looking through the house they found that refrigerator full of homemade liquid explosives?! And Grissom was all OH MAN I SEE A BLOODY KNIFE LIKE RIGHT HERE NEXT TO THE FRIDGE and the ATF or FBI or WTF ever dude was all OH MAN NO YOU CAN'T GRAB IT BECAUSE WE'LL ALL BLOW UP!!!!! AND THEN THEY BLEW UP THE HOUSE.

Remember?! The whole house! Right in the middle of the neighborhood! BOOM! And that was in AMERICA and it was on TV so it HAD to be how the really do stuff in real life!

>.> Seriously, it's a fscking war. What good is bickering about whether it's legitimate or not? If you're for it, yay go team! If you're not, don't go. It doesn't make a lick of difference if you argue on the internet about the fscking war! That's what private messages are for, dammit.

Here's my thought's on the video: Seems dangerous, glad I'm not there!

This is my favorite Go! Team song - upvote!

After sifting through their BS for awhile... i found this on their site.

"The organization has been in existence for more than 10 years.. "

It isn't a new group... and their message hasn't changed. Where they've been dismissed in the past, now they make for good 'news' and TV. Really the only difference.

The 'pep' rally analogy is really pretty accurate. Both are just a bunch of people, many in costumes, shouting into megaphones getting themselves all worked up. But if you arn't part of the group your bound to think it's pretty damn silly.

Damn we should have put some of our rallies online... people might have really believed we WERE #1... Go team...

Excuse me i'm going to be sick.

Ca-na-da, FUCK YEAH!!

Go Team Canada... =)

Humans are such interesting creatures...Im sure every animal for miles was running away from it...and we ride our bikes to catch up with it. Go team human!

Upvote for the gaging.