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: Althouse

"'Look at the steam in the man?s stride!' exclaimed Chris Matthews."

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Frank Rich gushes by quoting Chris Matthews gushing about what amazing man Barack Obama is.

But "Look at the steam in the man?s stride!"? Now, we know all about Matthews and the "thrill going up my leg." And now here he is getting all excited about Obama's striding legs. But what's with "the steam." Do you really want people to perceive gusts blowing out as you walk? It's a rather... farty image, isn't it?

But the idea is how powerful and confident Obama seems these days. That's what Rich is talking about. And I'm thinking, is that the origin of the phrase "full of beans"?

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This post would be so much better  if I could find a video clip of the great George Carlin demonstrating walking and farting.

Full post as published by Althouse on April 04, 2010 (boomark / email).

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