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Wednesday edition - December 14, 2006
www.seriouskidding.com - Grant Gerver
My guess is that Bush's decision making process has been elevated to eeny meeny miney moe.
"The White House said today President Bush is expected to make his Iraq strategy public, but not until after the holidays. ... What's the rush? Take a break."- Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
The Man Who Held a War Without a Computer
Mr. Rumsfeld has also seemed at times wistful about giving up the vast resources of his office. Shortly after announcing his resignation, the 73-year-old Mr. Rumsfeld, who dictated his memos into a recorder to be transcribed and disdained e-mail correspondence, told his aides: “I guess I’m going to have to get a computer.”
Bush's Daily Affirmation: "When God gives you Iraqs, make Iraqade" - www.seriouskidding.com
Disturbing News
Subject: dead links
The past few editions have had several dead links. Whazzup?
Thanks for writing. I received many similar emails yesterday. I have tracked it to my recent Internet Explorer 7 installation. I think I have resolved the problem for future links.
FYI: Installing IE7 also removes your image toolbar to send or save pictures.
There's a Jeb Bush Jr? Hold me. I'm afraid. - Wonkette blog
Republican Shenanigans
Polling for President
Clinton remains the most
polarizing politician among those considering a campaign for president in 2008,
but her image has improved perceptibly during her six-year tenure in the Senate.
Rock-The-Voter News
Tom DeLay is a true "paytriot." - www.seriouskidding.com
Biz/Tech News
Top Ten Questions To Ask Yourself Before Eating At Taco
Bell - David Letterman
Latest
Fiore flash-toon: Outsourcing Victory!
Bush-Prison-Torture News
7 Deadly Social Sins
ANOTHER BUSHFELD EPISODE: THE BUBBLE BOY
Go-F***-Yourself News
Please Stuff My Stocking Fundraiser
Six Years and still kicking - Thank you all for a fabulous six years.
US MAIL: Lisa Casey - PO Box 88 - Ashford, AL 36312
Odd News
Just another day at the office. US space shuttle Discovery US Mission Specialist Robert Curbeam works outside on the International Space Station (ISS). The crews of the Discovery and the International Space Station grappled with a solar array that refused to fully retract, raising the possibility of an unscheduled fourth spacewalk. (Photo/NASA)
Peace.
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