"Tied with the Sermon on the Mount"

[tishaLA]

KO just gave an honest appraisal of Sen Clinton's speech. He agrees that it was magnificent. I with more people behind her had bowling pins though.

[Yael]

1. You read this as him praising it?

Interesting. I had the exact opposite take.

[tishaLA]

2. it's my sarcasm, Yael

sorry it wasn't more clear.

[Yael]

6. I thought I fell into an alternate universe there for a minute

I had to double check your profile, thinking "waitaminit -- this isn't Tisha!".

Thought I would ask. It was either that or the PM cross check on the secret password we set up months ago. For account protection and all that.

:P

(Ps -- JOKE (for fear I make any misrepresentations worse) -- there is no secret password. As far as I know...)

[BayouBengal07]

3. Hmmm?

Is your :sarcasm: detector broken?

[Yael]

7. Apparently yes

[Tribetime]

4. I will never be the same after witnessing that moment in time

I think it was "go to hillary.com" that I'll always remember.

[Yael]

9. Me too. I just opened another browser window

and it launched to donate.hillaryclinton.com

I don't remember changing my default homepage.

My VISA card auto populated.

Hold me.

[Occam Bandage]

5. It was not only game-changing, it was life-changing.

[Coexist]

8. he is a witty, witty man.

I don't understand your last sentence, though?

[Yael]

10. With = wish

Tisha was at the dentist shortly ago. West Coast and all that. Novocane hasn't worn off yet...

[Coexist]

12. ah, thanks!

[me b zola]

11. Did you hear him refer to it as a "Titanic speech"?

She's going down with the shit...er...ship!

:rofl:

[Berry Cool]

13. That was classic.

Also good was when Terry McAuliffe snarked at Tweety about how surely it had "made a tingle run up your leg, Chris" and Tweety countered back with something like "You always use the same joke. Try getting some new material. Now, which part did you think was the most Churchillian?"

Of course, he totally dodged the question.

I would have said, whenever she used the words "a," "an" and "the." Churchill also used those words in his speeches. Otherwise...not so much resemblance.