private lives of dry drunks?

Dibs on YoYo Ma.

The Irish all have straight hair as they have no Mediterranean or native american ancestry.

Jeez - I didn't realise Bush (or bush) had anything to do with it.

In my experience bush is not green at all, but rather a sort of grey-olive!

appy noo yere!

I read that as the private lives of dry SKunks.

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Mr Jimenez was a close aide of President Manuel Zelaya

Honduran Foreign Minister Milton Jimenez has resigned and apologised after drink-driving and alleged involvement in an incident with police.

He was arrested and held on Sunday after he was caught drink-driving.

At a press conference, he accused the police of using excessive force against him, including punches.

In a statement, the security minister denied punches had been exchanged, and said Mr Jimenez was made to calm down after refusing to take an alcohol test.

A local television channel broadcast a video of the incident recorded on a mobile phone on Wednesday.

"I made the mistake of driving while drunk," Mr Jimenez, who displayed a black eye and bruises, told a news conference on Thursday as he announced his resignation.

Mr Jimenez, who was a close aide of President Manuel Zelaya, is the latest of a number of cabinet members to resign since President Zelaya took office in January 2006.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7170900.stm

That's on topic.

And very critical.

Only if you distrust a shambolic mess and that's hardly Darwinian I must say.

Vital in fact.

It is a little known fact that the happiest group of Americans after Bush's 2000 stolen (s)election was the small number of historians who employ psychoanalytic tools when reviewing the events of the past. With his overbearing mother, his coldfish father and the challenges of attempting to plow actual intellectual fields while alcoholically impaired, George W. Bush is a dream come true for those writers of history.


Joe(I vote for Best Title of recent Bush book "Dead Certain".)Nation

I shall happily admit i have no clue what this thread is about.

Neither do I...but I believe it is a satire on the pellucid intellectual rigour shown here:

http://www.able2know.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=3018498#3018498

Bingo ! ! !

Give that wabbit a cee-gar.

I want to know which two yobs voted for Laura's bush.

That was so elegantly phrased, i just had to repeat it.

(Did you vote for Laura's bush?)

A friend of mine was once driving past the entrance to Bush's ranch and decided to pull over and have a look.
He walked over to the fence and couldn't see much, apart from sun scorched pastures and one solitary cow who stood there, staring straight back at him.
It was then that he had a sudden feeling that he had been there before, and had seen that very same cow.
Thinking it over that evening, he was certain that he'd never passed that way before, and therefore put it down to a case of deja-moo.

You're fired . . . shame, shame, shame . . .

Oh well, I'll just have to devote all my time flaj flaming.

A sensible option I believe.

No, this: "A militarily incompetent but oil-rich nation to invade."

Well, someone else has now voted for Laura's bush--but bottle of wine is still running in first place . . .