Bill Clinton has a Dream...in church...
 

In the midst of the seemingly constant bickering between the Obama and Clinton camps, I found this interesting....

Bill has a dream...during a church service honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Here it is on Youtube...


That is just funny!

I like the head nod...

"uhh huh...yup....yuppp....zzzzzzzzzzz..."


** he was dreaming about monica....**

Please give the poor guy a cup of coffee.
Oh my!

Lol I loved the nodding when he woke up, trying to play it off like he was in deep thought. Has he responded to any of this?

That sucks but I know how it feels to be at a long event and struggle to stay awake. His schedule that day was probably exhausting.

He's just a former pres who was behind the pulpit doing that. Not a good idea. :)

The head nod WAS funny because I think we've all done it when we're trying play our sleepiness off. LOL.

Poor ole guy. :(

Maybe not in church, but anyone here who hasn't done that?
(I've done it in church)

LOL. I've done it in church, school, work meetings... it's so embarrassing.

There's a guy in my department who does that in every meeting we have. It's a running joke now...

I have honestly never "nodded off." If anything I have trouble doing so. This is why I always get stuck driving. There was one time when I was driving and I got to the point that I could go no further - I started breathing as if I were asleep, if that makes any sense...that slow, steady breathing. I got freaked out and pulled over at a hotel. The rate was too much for me, so I ran in and asked the hotel guy to watch my car and to call the police if anyone attacked me. I got an hour or so of sleep and continued on my way.

LOL! Not that you all needed to know all that.

I've done that in church.

Me too. I can fall asleep anywhere. So, while it's funny, I'm not mad at him. He's old and on the campaign trail. That's a rough schedule.

I've done it in a work meeting. So embarrassing. I can't sit there in those marathon 2 hour meetings without getting sleepy.

This is one of many reasons why I feel that only clergy should sit in pulpits.