   howard dean's infamous yell
  Personally, I didn''t find anything about Dean''s yell so wild and crazy.  I had been hearing all kinds of stories about it from friends at college and reading about it online, so I went an anxiously downloaded the clip from Kazaa.  Honestly, after he did the yell, I sat there watching it for a few minutes afterwards waiting for it to come up.  When I realized that the "yell" I heard the first was in fact the infamous yell everyone was talking about, my initial response was, "THAT?!?!?"  I dunno...when you have thousands of people surrounding you holding up signs proclaiming your greatness, I don''t think it''s out of the ordinary to do such a thing.Was the reason it was turned into a big deal because he was giving a concession speech when he should have congratulated the other guy or what?  Because the yell in itself was nothing to go nuts over.Just curious to see if anyone else thinks this was blown out of proportion as well.  (I did lead to some pretty funny internet parodies though.) 
  I didn''t see what the big deal was. Oh wait, politicians are supposed to be robots. ;  I dunno, I thought it just sounded really funny.   professional web hosting at great prices;  I thought it was halarious.  Not LOL, but at least lol, especially how they use it on the Bob and Tom show. ;  That thing made me laugh pretty hard. I''m not sure if it''s his wackiness or the boob job the media is giving this event. ;  I think Steve Ballmer''s "Monkey Boy" rant is far superior. He should run for office.   Resist everyoneI am your only friend. Click here for more information. (MOVED);  Maybe I'm out of line (because I'm not a registered voter) but Dean's hollar was over-publicized.  He was using a microphone that silences background noise.  Everyone on TV does.  That way, all you hear is the speaker.  But a separate recording from the audience showed just how loud it was in there.  You couldn't even hear Dean's yell.  It was minute.  But that's not the sound most people heard on TV.  All they heard was the yell.   [edited by - Benjamin Heath on February 18, 2004 11:29:14 PM]