Caption G20 Summit

[Lucky9teen]

U.S. President Barack Obama (3rd L) waits alongside Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (2nd L), German Chancellor Angela Merkel and China's President Hu Jintao as leaders of the G20 nations gather for a group photo at the G20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico, June 18, 2012.

[andy58-in-nh]

"By the way: your arugula salad was laced with enough Cesium-137 to light up Kiev."

 

 

"Feeling a little queasy, are we?"

[blueunicorn6]

Is the guy on the far left holding his nose?

[blueunicorn6]

The Audio/Video Club photo from the yearbook.

[blueunicorn6]

“No thanks.....I don’t swing that way.”

[blueunicorn6]

“Just a second....let me put my glasses on.”

[blueunicorn6]

“No....I mean it.....I’m serious.....what’re you doing after the photoshoot?”

[blueunicorn6]

“I’ll trade you Joe Biden for a crock of sauerkraut. I’ll throw in Jerry Brown for a weiner dog.”

[PT57A]

"I hear you are the first gay American President, with or without tongue?"

[Yaelle]

"Ha ha ha, at least next year you not be here with us! Your own country PUSH you out!"

[blueunicorn6]

“The mens room is on the left. You were peeing in the broom closet again.”

[Yaelle]

"You freaking IDIOT. We friendly travelers everywhere could not have set you up any better. It was so easy my mistress could have done it. Yet you completely f'ed it up for all of us. Soon you will be gone. And I don't mean just the election, Soetoro."

[blueunicorn6]

“Why do you guys always make a ‘hhh’ sound when you’re pronouncing the ‘x’ in Mexico? Do you go to the doctor to get a ‘hhhh-ray’?”

[blueunicorn6]

“I sure hope they have tapioca pudding for dessert. I get gas from eating all that fried food. Tapioca calms my stomach down. I like to pour a little cream on my tapioca pudding. Whipped cream is nice, too. I’m not much for lemon pudding. It’s a little too tart for me. A nice raspberry sherbert would be OK. I haven’t had a good raspberry sherbert for, oh, I don’t know, a year. I like neopolitan ice cream.....especially in a sugar cone. Yep, a good dessert always ends a good meal, I always say. Do you know that tapioca is made from squirrels?”

[CitizenM]

One very good sign of a leader, an astute businessman, or successful gambler is the ability to maintain a "poker face." Obama, and his wife, never learned this. Lower classes always let their emotions show - and reflect their emotional extremes...highs and lows. They grew up in cultures where being flamboyant and "flip" was the norm, and encouraged. The Obamas have no ability to be tactful or practice self-control. Basically because they want so much for others to know how they feel and agree with them. It is acceptance that they seek.

They are unlike dignified people who know how to keep their facial expressions in check. Those who can always have the upper hand when it comes to diplomacy. Obviously, over the past three years we have seen that Obama wears his emotions on his sleeve...rather, his face. Making him easy to read, and probably the subject of private ridicule by other world leaders. The "experiment" of Obama has had disastrous results around the world. Thank goodness we will be rid of these two know-nothings soon.

[mikrofon]

VP: "You know, Tovarich, in KGB *we* could keep operation like 'Fast & Furious' quiet... Are you not worried about Comrade Holder and pesky Congress?"

BHO: "Hrmmph -- *I* have Executive Privilege, they are nothing to me!"

[crosshairs]

Barry putting on his audioprompter.

[MinuteGal]

"Don't worry, Pootie.....I can be a little more flexible after the election....fixable, too."

Leni