Toon: The Joy Of Retirement, with W

[n2doc]

[mylye2222]

1. The BEST joy of retirement is the ONE he gave us on that 2009

January day when we saw him leaving th White House onbard Marine ONe. The rest is crap. And we minded people should PBEGG HIM to STAYFOREVER inactive. At least he would be useful that way.

[rhett o rick]

2. I dream of him continuing his painting in prison. Cheney could be more useful because of his

expertise on torture vs. enhanced interrogation techniques. The CIA could try out different methods on him and he can tell them which ones are torture and which are merely enhanced interrogation.

What would be most fitting would be to sentence Georgie and Mr. Evil to share a cell. Now that would be torture for both. LOL.

[mylye2222]

3. YES YES YES!!!!!

They should ad some more bunks in the cell for KKKarl Rove, as well as Rumsfeld.

[rhett o rick]

8. Nope, my idea is that the only one Cheney gets to talk to is Georgie, his puppet. I bet Cheney cant

stand Georgie. Rummy should be turned lose naked in Afghanistan. Karl should be in solitary with nothing to do but watch Fox and Friends on a continuous loop.

[japple]

9. I love and share your fantasy, although, I also fantasize about scorpions

crawling over Karl Rove's pale, pink body.

[rhett o rick]

11. Hmmm. Well as long as no bones are broken and no organs are ruptured, Alberto G would say

it's cool with him. I think if someone took away Karl's voodoo dolls, he would be lost.

[mylye2222]

13. Oh, torturing Karl with forcing him

eating Ohio and Florida provisional ballots!!!!! What a dream......

[japple]

17. Yeah, I'll go with that, too. And having to account for each

and every one of those hanging chads, too!

[Spitfire of ATJ]

5. I STILL want to chain the two of them to a boat at Disney's "It's a Small World" ride....

I'd send them through over and over until they crack.

I know who would crack first too.

Cheney. No doubt.

Mainly because Dubya would be singing along.

[rhett o rick]

7. An interesting thought but as you pointed out, Georgie would love it and

you really cant drive Cheney any farther crazy.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

4. That was a great moment....

[n2doc]

10. I remember that moment well

We all gave him the finger too.

[mylye2222]

12. And that delight of hearing the boo at him

when he came on the Capitol steps!!!!

[Supersedeas]

14. nice memory for me too

[Jamaal510]

18. How did I miss that?!

[awoke_in_2003]

21. Watching that helicopter fly off

with him in it, for the last time, was a great feeling.

[Gothmog]

6. Great cartoon

[maddiemom]

15. Looks fun. Anyway to read it by expanding in the usual ways?

[Godot51]

16. Savant syndrome...

For all those years I and many other people wondered what was going on in little George's head and wondered, indeed, if anything was going on in there at all, especially when he spoke or walked or tried to do things normal people do. Then this.

The other day, looking at some of George's "portraits" of world leaders, I noticed a striking resemblance between his self-portrait and, of course, Alfred E, Newman. Then the thought came to me that he was mentally challenged all along, an idiot savant on the low end of the scale of those affected with the savant syndrome.

[Brainstormy]

19. Respectfully

I have to disagree. GW has no savant abilities. Certainly painting isn't one. The Alfred E. Newman resemblance is a given, and I agree about "low end of the scale." But George W. Bush was, and still is, only a stupid, incurious, inarticulate little man. The only thing slightly about average about him is the size of his ego.

[Electric Monk]

20. k&r