A survey of British youths shows that the majority believe that Sherlock Holmes, Robin Hood and King Arthur were real people, but more than 20% think Winston Churchill is a fictional character.
50 years from now, Americans will think that George W. Bush was a cartoon character, like Elmer Fudd.
The US admits killing 9 civilians, including a child, “as coalition forces pursued al-Qaeda.” And by “pursued,” they mean “dropped bombs from airplanes on anything that moved.”
Bush issued his $3.1 trillion budget today. “It’s on a laptop computer,” he said proudly.
Although evidently some copies were printed as well.
“And it’s a good budget,” he said. Who’s a good budget? You are! Yes you are! “It’s a budget that achieves some important objectives.” For $3.1 trillion, it better achieve every important objective, every not-so-important objective, and every trivial objective. “One, it understands our top priority is to defend our country...” It... understands? See, that’s what happens when you put a $3.1 trillion budget on a laptop computer: it achieves sentience. And that never ends well. “...so we fund our military, as well as fund the homeland security.”
“It’s central that we make sure that we deal with the uncertainties -- the economic uncertainties we face.” An interesting slip there. How often does Bush admit that he faces uncertainties? And what might those uncertainties be?
- How to pronounce nuclear.
- What exactly is a laptop computer anyway?
- Is that my ass or my elbow?
- Could someone ‘splain to me which one is Iraq and which one is Iran again?
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