I saw something in a similar vein that announced that a certain village in Texas was missing their idiot.
djm
George is not amused.
(Thatâs two times Iâve used that image. Hooray for versatility!)
I am no fan of Mr. Shrub, but I donât find this amusing.
Until I realized it was a joke, I was genuinely afraid. The idea of Cheney as President scares me to death.
It wouldnât be too different than now, he already runs things, anyway. Thatâs the problem.
Rod
I disagree. IMO, Rove runs things more than anybody. A politician is only as good as his handlers.
Not just a dig on W. I donât trust any of them.
Iâm in agreement with you. Although Cheney would be even scarier than Bush, IMHO.
(shiver)
And they didnât even cover it on my local news. But I live near Boston. They might get to it after a report on tomorrowâs BC/FSU football game.
Bush is alive and well and will likely be enjoying summer vacations in Crawford for a few years yetâŚbut Nature has not been very kind to him latelyâŚ
Ha. Hey. Ha-ha. I get it. Look. You look at the subject line and youâre all like âHoly Cow!â and then you see the picture and itâs a dead bush. And youâre like, hey, his name is Bush which is the same as like, you know, a bush. Ha! I totally get it.
Hey, do you have Prince Albert in a can? (snicker, snicker).
Is there a plant (or other noun) called a âclinton?â
âŚpretty much ready for a weekend, eh, Dale?
Opps, gotta go catch a refrigeratorâŚ
Found a dead what�
Slan,
D.
Lighten up Annie 
Well, there was Monica Lewinsky âŚ
djm
When the present Bushâs father went on a trip to Japan back in '91 or something, some of you may remember he responded to Japanese trade disputes by crawling under the table at a state dinner and violently hurling all over the Japanese prime minister.
Young Japanese were captivated by the spectacle and shortly afterwards, the term âbusshu-suruâ (literally âto Bushâ) entered Japanese slang meaning âto vomit.â Sadly, it has already become somewhat of an antiquated termâŚ