No way I can view F911....too much *ush

[PoliticsSportsMusic]

I get ill when I see or hear him. I have bought tickets though .. not sure to do with them...nobody here in TX to give them to...everybody I know either loves *ush or do not care about politics. AAHH..Texas ...home of the ignorant and land of the apathetic.

[TexasSissy]

1. I thought that, too..until I saw the hoardes @ F9/11. Lots of Dems here

Lots of Dems here in Bush country, it turns out.

Post what city you're in, and there's probably someone on this board you can mail the tickets to.

I'm in Dallas.

[7th_Sephiroth]

2. it also has

John ashkroft sings and Shitney Smears

[sweettater]

3. Take along a BARF bag

and go. You won't regret it. I saw it last Sat. and it was phenomenal. And keep your ticket stub. Historical.

[DinahMoeHum]

9. and wear a clothespin on your nose. . .

:evilgrin:

[hlthe2b]

4. Actually, it's pretty cathartic to see Bush*

EXPOSED for the lying sack of shit that he is. I'd recommend you have a stiff drink and GO!

[Goat or Panic]

10. Very cathartic

It was funny seeing the rest of the audience react to "Giant Bush" on the theater screen, alot of snickers and rude comments. You could see people physically reacting to his image.

[Worst Username Ever]

5. His arrogance and "misunderinformed" grammar are

portrayed in such a humorous light during parts of the movie, you'll find it hard to do anything but laugh at him. He becomes a clown.

[IkeWarnedUs]

6. My husband had trouble watching it

He has trouble sitting still for long periods anyway, and has a tendency to talk during movies. The theater was very crowded (almost sold out) and we got there too late to find seats on the end.

He kept getting more and more angry and did shout at the screen a few times. About half way through he got up and walked out of the theater (not the whole building, just that screen area). I followed him to the lobby. He was shaking he was so mad. He knew about a lot of what was in the movie, but seeing it pushed him over the edge.

I told him I bet the people in the theater thought he was a right winger who couldn't handle the truth. That made him want to go back in, but first he went and smoked a cigarette and cool down.

We are going to see F911 again tomorrow (Wed) with some of his co-workers. He said this time should be easier since he knows what to expect and can feel like he is doing something while he sits there (exposing the co-workers).

[skypilot]

7. When the movie started...

...I thought the same thing. I remember thinking, "Oh shit, I have to sit here and look at this motherfucker, blown up to huge proportions, over the course of two hours." I couldn't turn the volume down or turn the picture off or get up and leave the room everytime I saw his dumbass mug. Word of advice to those of you who haven't seen it, be sure to prepare yourself in advance.

[Zinfandel]

8. Then buy a ticket and give it to a freeper and make sure they go.