Y por fín, nuevo presidente de los USA, me parece que tantas expectativas puestas en él puede ser malo, la gente espera demasiado yo creo. Como yo, que espero que consiga un mundo más tolerante (porque dejemonos de tonterías, el presidente de EEUU es el amo del mundo, "el que más manda").
Quitando todo eso de esperar que haga un mejor gobierno, (es que a Bush es fácil superarle creo, era malísimo, y un borrico).....¡a mi me parece guapo! XD, jijiji....tiene pinta de actor de película, asin muy interesante...no me extraña que ya lo hayan sacado en el cómic de spiderman.
Lo mejor...no es sólo el primer presidente negro, sino el primer presidente friki... colecciona-"ba" comics de Spider-Man , de Conan el Bárbaro...se dirigió al actor de Star Trek ( Spook ) con el saludo de vulcano y se despidió con las palabras que usa mr spook para despedirse : "Que tengas una larga y prospera vida" (Live Long and Prosper).....ME ENCANTA.
En ésta web he encontrado ésto:
So a quick geek cultural check for Obama:
—Technology. Click that icon. He’s the candidate who tried to announce his vice presidential pick by text message and embraced Facebook as a campaign tool. He’s seldom seen without a BlackBerry and talks of a chief technology officer for the nation.
—Comic books. As a youngster, Obama collected Spider-Man and Conan the Barbarian comic books. His Senate Web site used to have a photo of him posing in front of a Superman statue, and in October at New York’s Alfred Smith dinner he joked: “I was actually born on Krypton and sent here by my father Jor-El to save the planet Earth.” Jor-El was the father of Superman, born on the planet Krypton.
—“Star Trek,” the long-running TV show. According to the actor Leonard Nimoy, who played Mr. Spock in the series, Obama flashed him the split four-fingered Vulcan salute when the two crossed paths last year. In May in Des Moines, Newsweek caught Obama teasing wife Michelle about her belt buckle, saying it was studded with Star Trek-powering dilithium crystals and adding, “Beam me up, Scotty!” As he laughed at his own joke, Michelle Obama rolled her eyes, as geek wives often do.
Yes, geeks have wives. That’s one of the things that separates them from nerds and dorks.(atmbién éste otro enlace)



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