Bush Speaks to Saudi King Abdullah about Lebanon Crisis - White House

[sabra]

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N1878198.htm

18 Jul 2006 22:53:53 GMT
Source: Reuters

BUSH SPEAKS TO SAUDI KING ABDULLAH ABOUT LEBANON CRISIS - WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL

[SpiralHawk]

1. "Shit, I'm clueless, and full of shit, as usual." Geoge AWOL Bush

"What is all this shit that's going down. It kind of fucks up my pig roast, if you know what I mean, to say nothing of my birthday party. So my official position is: 'knock this shit off, so we can get back to roasting pigs and opening birthday presents and shit.'" - kommander AWOL*


* The only deserter from the National Guard ever to steal the pResidency of the USA, and to sit reading "My Pet Goat" after being informed for the second time that America was under attack on 9/11.

[maryallen]

9. That sums it up beautifully:

George is a total F*ck-up.

[thereismore]

2. WTH?

[Ian David]

3. ANY excuse for a conjugal visit?

"Y'know... your poppy and I used to be real close. I mean, REAL close... heh heh..."

[panader0]

4. "Yo, Abdu" I can hear it now. Probably offer him pork ribs

[leftchick]

5. Yo Yo Yo! Abdu! How Far Are You?

very deep conversation no doubt! :eyes:

[enid602]

6. bush

Will they again be 'tiptoeing' (hand in hand) through the tulips?

[driver8]

7. "Yo, Abdul...take that rag off your head so you can hear me...

Ah got some shit ah wanna talk to you about."

[saigon68]

8. That's not a Rag Its a Diaper

Cooksey, an arch-conservative Republican, is planning to run against Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Democrat nearing the end of her first term. Cooksey made news last week for some bone-headed comments about airport security and racial profiling in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

"If I see someone comes in that's got a diaper on his head and a fan belt wrapped around the diaper on his head, that guy needs to be pulled over," Cooksey said during an interview with Louisiana Radio Network.

Cooksey's comment came last Monday, the same day that President Bush, a fellow Republican, visited an Islamic mosque and praised mainstream Islam as a religion of peace.