"I looked the man in the eye; I was able to get a sense of his soul"

[Bucky]

"I looked the man in the eye; I found him
to be very straightforward and trustworthy.
I was able to get a sense of his soul. ..."

—Bush "on" Putin, June 16, 2001


--Bucky
A Brown Bag Blog

[Sleepysage]

1. The frightening thing, of course...

...was that he liked what he saw.

[pacalo]

3. How true. Seems like Bushitler has borrowed Putin's s.o.p. manual.

[KlatooBNikto]

5. After looking into his eyes and getting a sense of hi soul, Putin now

boasts that Russia has developed a new type of nuclear missile that will defeat all anti-missile systems.I guess Putin witheld some part of his soul from GW.

[pacalo]

7. And wasn't he jubilant when Bushitler grabbed the victory.

Given the world's hatred for Bushitler, I'm sure Putin saw it as a golden opportunity for the further erosion of our credibility in the world's view, making us vulnerable & less secure.

[billyoc]

2. "Yeah, uh, Mr. pResident,

That was a limo driver in front of the Waldorf-Astoria."

[Lisa]

4. I wonder if they drugged that turkey

Even considering that someone else is helping hold the bird, I'm amazed that it isn't struggling or squawking. Dubya seems to be squeezing it very tightly -- and I know from experience that a wide variety of birds (peacocks, ducks, chickens, owls, vultures) tend to be skittish when strangers grab them!

I once looked after a wild turkey, who wouldn't stand for anything so undignified. And even the tame ones can strike back -- one of the previous turkeys snapped at Bush's hand after he seized it by the neck -- the next year they picked a meeker, smaller bird, but there was a bizarre pic of him grabbing someone else's hand and using it to touch the turkey, as if he were scared of it!



http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/041117/480/whre10511172304

[Buns_of_Fire]

6. One turkey communing with another

It looks like the dumber of the two turkeys (the one in the suit) is slowly being hypnotized by the other. Good thing he's using his patented "chicken-choking" grip -- wouldn't want him pecking at the Presidential Pecker...