I guess "Pootie-Poot" might not have been what W thought. NY Times

[Botany]

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/12/us/12koval.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&hp

A Spy’s Path: Iowa to A-Bomb to Kremlin Honor

He had all-American cover: born in Iowa, college in Manhattan, Army buddies with whom he played baseball.

George Koval also had a secret. During World War II, he was a top Soviet spy, code named Delmar and trained by Stalin’s ruthless bureau of military intelligence.

Atomic spies are old stuff. But historians say Dr. Koval, who died in his 90s last year in Moscow and whose name is just coming to light publicly, was probably one of the most important spies of the 20th century.

On Nov. 2, the Kremlin startled Western scholars by announcing that President Vladimir V. Putin had posthumously given the highest Russian award to a Soviet agent who penetrated the Manhattan Project to build the atom bomb.

[SpiralHawk]

1. "Ooooooops, wrong again. As usual." - Commander AWOL

"Now don't tell me you proles were really expecting anything approaching intelligence, wisdom, or even competence from a Connecticut preppy cheerleader deserter occultist pretend-Texan? Bwaaaa ha ha ha ha. Smirk, smirk, smirk."

- Commander AWOL

[Botany]

3. "I looked into his eyes and saw his soul" W

Ah no, W he was the head of the KGB and no doubt has had people killed.

[BrklynLiberal]

5. Great visual..and perfect words...

[madokie]

2. first I have heard

[Toots]

4. So crazy men have had the bomb for sixty years and yet no attacks

And we are absolutely terrified of Iran...why???????? I take it back Republicans are absolutely terrified...

[sam sarrha]

6. i think Bu$h was gazing at the bulge in Poot's pants.. not the eyes of a KGB Psychopath

[Supersedeas]

7. Dimson's light shines on...ever so dimly.