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I prefer to think of them as Bush 41 and Bush 43. It's fun to think of presidents as isotopes of people 
I was glad to see McCain correct that lady by saying "He's not an Arab, he's a good family man - I just happen to disagree with him." even though he got booed by his people for it. Then I got to examining his statement, and started wondering, why can't Arabs be good family men...?![]()
Yeah, I was just being a little silly over-analytically at the end there for levity's sake. Anytime you see a winky or smiley by something I've written it's an indication I'm just playing around, being sarcastic or whatever. I think politics definitely needs levity in order to keep people from going so far as to paint themselves up as a victim and scratch a backwards B in their face!Although I agree with you on the question of why can Arabs be family men (which actually most of them are) I have to give McCain the benefit of the doubt here...
I'm with himShe looks a lot like my reptile keeping cousin Julie. Glad it's not her though!
Black eyes are usually swelled and generally have a yellowish outline around the bruised area. The eye itself is also often red and/or closed. Today as they led her from the courthouse to the car she didn't have any black eye at all.
In the movies and forensic medical footage, when someone gets a symbol or word carved into them it's pretty vicious, there's blood coagulation and gaping wounds. On a cheek I think the fatty tissues should be bursting out from a shape like the well rounded portions of the B cut into the cheek. It mentions a "dull knife" but even a butter knife would break the skin if used with uncaring brute force. It looks to me like that backwards B could have been done without even breaking the skin using something like the back end of a pen on your cheek scratching and repeating the pattern until it made the design.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_Horton