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05-01-2005, 01:25 PM
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got it beat Fabs
I had 7 beers at the bar - sang "I'm so lonesome I can cry" and "ring of fire" on kareoke (and I DON'T SING) Went back to someone's house and drank a bottle of Boones Farm wine and 6 Schlitz. Decided to walk 1/2 mile home and halfway there I decided that I wanted a taquito from the gas station. So ended up walking about 1 1/2 miles piss drunk. Then I get home and you want me to type something constructive? I've done enough concentrating last night  Consistently on polls (you have in changing order depending on the polls) Reagan Clinton W Bush FDR Washington Lincholn JFK are on top And I agree it is very hard to figure out what makes a good president. Of the people on th elist I mentioned Reagan - is probably in the top 10 but definatly not the top 5 on my list. Clinton is in the top 5 and probably the top 3 W Bush is too new to figure out where he stands. I personally despise the coke head alcholic and put him somewhere in the back 20. But that doesn't mean the rest of the U.S. agrees. If after this war everything works out, I could go as high as probably 10-15 FDR - top 5 and probably top 3 Washington - nothing real special about him other than the fact he kept the nation halfass together. Somewhere in the top 20-30 I'm going. Lincholn - I'm going to throw a bombshell and say 20-30. Perhaps the civil war was enevitable, but his election was the straw that broke the camel's back. He represented perhaps only 1/3 of the country - the northern republicans JFK - nothing special about him. He was shot at the height of his popularity and was probably going to go downhill fast. 15-20 maybe Not included in the polls I remember seeing is Teddy Roosevelt. Now he is definatly in my top 5 My top three would probably consist of (in no order) Both Roosevelts and Clinton 
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