MindLikeSieve

Hi MindLikeSieve,

How r u? I hope u r fine.
Actually I’m very interested to meet u.
I’ll tell u the reason as soon as I got in touch with u.

Plz contact me.

My E-mail : shiva_kkh@yahoo.com

Thank you
Best Wishes

You are a great example of a waste of life
You, margin walker, are a piece of human shit! I mean, your anti-Bush hatred is worthless.
Your rant is full of NOTHING of value. It is amusing, funny, or fresh, but only to idiots like you who confuse real brains for the mush you have inside your head.

Questioner is most certainly a word, you freaking moron. Nothing in my description comes even remotely close to matching the skills of a hypnotist. Not that you know the first thing about what it takes to be a great leader OR what is involved in being a successful hynotist. I am sure your job is very challenging, And your late night smoking / coffee sessions have convinced you that you are smarter than the President of the United States. There are many who suffer from similar delusions.

What am I saying? You know boatloads of people who think along the same lines as you on this question.

I am thrilled to learn that you graduated from Andover, graduated from Yale, and earned a Harvard MBA. I am impressed that you graduated from US Air Force Ungergraduate Pilot Training, Fighter Lead In Training, and Fighter Training, a trifecta many scholars of education regard as the most mentally demanding three series course on earth.

How many kids from Andover got turned down at Yale? How did Bush’s SAT scores compare to, I don’t know, Gore or Kerry? What was Bush’s composite admissions score, compared to Clinton, Jesse Jackson, and Bill Bradley?

Regardless of who his father was, if one took Bush’s high school record and submitted it today, he would be near the top of the Admissions list of nearly every college in America, including the US Military Academy, the most elite institutions, and all the ivies. I doubt you know many people with the high school record that Bush had. I doubt you know many people who have the collegiate record he has, too.

What about his entrance assessment for the MBA program at Harvard? Did you find it easy to get accepted into the Harvard MBA program? Do you and your fellow MBA students sit around Harvard square laughing at how easy it was to get in, and appreciate how easy the course work is? Do you disdain Bush because all he had to do was check the “Legacy box” on his application to be accepted?

Wait. Bush’s father didn’t go to Harvard, did he? Did he earn an MBA there? How many other President’s have earned MBA’s?

On another note, do you know how many people have been elected to successive terms as Governor of Texas?

I know you like to imagine that all sorts of dumbasses are herded thru what is practically universally regarded as one of the three or four most demanding MBA programs on earth, but the rest of us are not delusional.

Your assertion that the members of Bush’s “fake” frat at Yale were Rich kids who would have not gotten into ANY college were it not for legacy programs, is, retarded. At last count, there were more than 300 schools in the USA which, at the time, admitted everyone with a High School diploma. Consider a candidate with the well rounded academic record, personal experiences, leadership, athletics, and extra curricular involvement that Dubya had at age 17, you end up with a highly desirable candidate.

Asswipe.

I was once an aspiring Olympic Athlete of sorts. Two countries became locked in a completely overblown battle to have me compete on their side. There was an IOC Ruling that, for a while, was known by my name (at the time).

I met a handful of Sports Lawyers recently. During our get-together, a friend of mine let the above trivia slip out. They all started jumping about and acting quite excited. It was like they had learned my name was Dred Scott or Jane Roe (Norma L. McCorvey) or Paula Jones (ha!).

As silly as it is to admit – the feeling was oddly pleasant. Here were these smart men who had schooled themselves in such a narrow sliver of human interaction. Their expertise was joined with passion. They were genuinely pleased to meet me. One bloke called me “a legendary figure,” and another agreed. That was quite over the top.

It was delightful.

If you believe any of the negative stuff you’ve read about him, never mind.

If you’re sane or intelligent or curious, I will reveal that he is a warm, energetic, engaging, hilarious man. He has an amazing memory and a very quick mind. In business interaction, he often cuts in with sharp questions that get to the heart of the matter and he often demands opinion after a recitation of relevant facts. He is a very gracious, humble, and appreciative person to work for, as well.

anyone who embraces her own sexuality so openly and is not afraid to tell it like it is..is pretty damn cool in my book…

I met him on three ocassions. The first time, I had no idea who he was. He happened to be the most obviously not in control of a group of leering, ogling men at a large conference I attended.

A friend of mine, responding to a question from another gal who asked who he was, indicated that he was the Governor of Arkansas. We laughed our asses off at the bumbling little horndog trying to get laid while wearing a wedding band. Pathetic.

I met him again, this time he was President, but it was before the Lewinsky business became public. He was the single most aggressive predator I have ever been near in a professional setting. I would have sworn he was on something, too. Maybe prescription meds, I have no idea, but the boy was not right.

We met a third time as he was about to leave office – he claimed no memory of the prior two meetings. I am embarassed to admit that I actually spit coffee on the man. Not on purpose. He waited until I had a mouthful before asking me if I wanted to be his “next Monica.” It was so absurdly funny that I could not supress the spontaneous laughter.

This, while his wife was less than thirty feet away from us.

What a pig.

From what I’ve read you seem very outspoken and like you would be a really cool person to know.

Sieve has a never ending supply of hilarious photos to illustrate every single post. You can never have too many photos. I find the woman inspiring, amusing, clever, and a fascinating conversationalist.

She rocks. :oD

You seem like someone that has and will continue to strive for the right thing. I believe you can and will accomplish all of your goals very graciously as well. Your list inspires me