What's you're favorite Reagan moment or Super Power?????

[donotpassgo]

Mine was when he became the First to end communisim in the Soviet Union, Poland, Germany, setting millions upon millions of people free.(freeper quote).

It was amazing, he stood in front of the Berlin Wall and confronted Gorbachev. But it wasn't just one Gorbachev, it was a hundred rogue clone Gorbachev's. Reagan fought them with super quick kung fu reflexes and his gift as THE ONE. Then when things got too hot he crouched down, bent time and space, and flew out of there at the speed of sound.

[Wolfman 11]

1. Ronald Reagan was a ninja.

FACT:
All mammals are ninjas

FACT:
The purpose of ninjas are to flip out and kill commies

FACT:
Ronald Reagan once killed a million cubans and cut off their heads.

[GOPisEvil]

2. How about when he rid us of those pesky air traffic controllers?

No need for them anyway.

[trotsky]

3. Just one favorite?

I guess mine would be when he cured cancer, explored the moon, discovered and classfied 172 new species of deep-sea organisms, and prevented a jumbo jet crash - all in the same day.

He was no man, he was a GOD.

[donotpassgo]

4. I also liked when he killed those Yakuza with nothing more

than his samurai sword and need for revenge.

[Submariner]

5. TREES pollute the atmosphere

by converting CO2 to oxygen was my favorite :crazy:

[Zero Gravitas]

6. The Power of Transmuation of Ordinary Substances into

vegetables. e.g. Ketchup.

[trotsky]

7. Didn't he do that to his brain, too?

:evilgrin:

[Zero Gravitas]

8. LOL

I think you're right! :)

[Zero Gravitas]

9. eh?

There was also his Amazing Ability To Drown Out Difficult Questions With The Sound Of Helicopter Engines.

It was either that or "What the President really meant was pretty much the opposite of what he actually said".

[underpants]

10. His MAGIC! Turning ketchup into a vegetable

Tadaaaaaaaaaaaa!

[Loonman]

11. Like that time

12/13/88
President Reagan delivers his farewell address on domestic policy, in which he continues to deny that his defense spending increases and tax cuts were in any way responsible for the $155 billion deficit, blaming instead an "iron triangle" of congressmen, lobbyists and journalists.