Joe Biden is F**king Awesome

Come on... that was not a mistake. Joe's line (this is a big f'n deal) was written in a White House conference room the night before.

It is a brilliant way to keep the victorious story alive a little more.

The difference seems to be that Democrats say it when they're happy and Republicans say it when they're mad:

I love Joe Biden.

His whole hyperbolic speech (including saying "not to be hyperbolic but") and his line about how he knew it was torture for Obama to be praised like that but too bad was awesome. The dude is a goofball, but I love him.

And Joe didn't call anyone an asshole.

Joe(Big Time)Nation

or announce the bombing begins in five minutes

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What did he say the "F" word to or for?

Biden said "this is a big ******* deal!" to Obama, between introducing him and Obama beginning his own speech. It was while everyone was clapping and evidently he thought it wouldn't be audible, but the CNN mic picked it up.

I can understand their excitement in the matter, finally they were going to use all their pens.
Thank you for the heads up on this vital issue. she said lol

You're welcome! (That was a lotta pens...)

The difference seems to be when leftists say it, it's a joyous thing to be applauded and revered ... but when conservatives say it, it's a condemnable act.


Incidentally, of which Batman characters do these two remind you? There are no wrong answers.

I think every politician in history has used the word. It's a very old word. I think the spirt in which a word is used should be taken into consideration. When a wife says to her husband "want to go upstairs and **** until we pass out?" it's a good thing. When a husband says to his wife "If you don't stop ******* nagging me I'm going to punch you" it's a bad thing. One must look at the context in which the word is being used.

In all fairness, there are probably a lot more liberal artists than conservative:

I have heard kids from 6 to 80 years of age say this. Nothing to get excited about. Its just another word.

'*******' in your example is not bad or good, GW. It's simply an adverbial intensifier. Just because it's in a sentence where anger is expressed doesn't make it any worse than 'you' or 'going' or 'to' or 'if'.

Whether Democrat of Republican, one would hope that our Vice President could demonstrate enough restraint to avoid uttering a vulgar swear word in front of an open mike in front of a national audience.

Have we really reached a point where the word "****," uttered by the Vice President of the US can be considered cute or cool?

I have neither doubt nor problem with the fact that Biden and Obama use four letter words at times, but is it so much to ask that they observe discretion and civility when they are speaking to the nation?

Biden is a buffoon. That he has had considerable political success makes him no less so.

I find it sort of embarrassing for him. It'd be like if my Dad said, 'Dude - that's fuckin' huge...' and my mom answered, 'totally'.
I'd look at them and think - 'why're you trying to act like you're twenty - or thirty - or even forty...wait - how old are you again?'

Are we supposed to take these people seriously or not? Do they want anyone else to?
(And I'm totally non or bipartisan in my embarrassement for people who seem determined to act younger and cooler than they are).

Yep, "****" is one of those dang slang terms kids today have come up with, nobody from my parents' generation ever said "****."


(Or is it "big deal" that's supposed to be the neologism?)

i think you meant to say

all politicians are buffoons. that they have had any degree of political success is due to the fact that the electorate are buffoons also