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| Nov 20th, 2003 04:49 PM | |||
| kellychaos |
Keyword Search: Bushmobile, 500 meters  This has all been a test of the emergency assisination system. I repeat, this was only a test. |
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| Nov 20th, 2003 04:41 PM | |||
| Buffalo Tom |
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| Nov 20th, 2003 04:07 PM | |||
| kellychaos |
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 As recent funds don't allow for a UK visit at this time, I find that highly unlikely but if the Bushmobile finds itself within 500 meters of my house, I cannot be held responsible. With all that temptation?! Call it entrapment ... whatever. :/
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| Nov 20th, 2003 12:45 PM | |||
| mburbank |
Jeez, Vinth, make an effort or don't show. It's no fun to kick you if you're just going to lay there. "Sure, just lay there like your mom while I am fucking her with my big boner!" -Vinth |
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| Nov 20th, 2003 11:43 AM | |||
| Buffalo Tom |
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Tell me, how do you dress yourself discreetly every morning, living in a glass house as you do? |
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| Nov 20th, 2003 11:12 AM | |||
| VinceZeb |
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For shame. |
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| Nov 19th, 2003 09:11 PM | |||
| ranxer | haha, ever seen footage of sadaam walking the streets? | ||
| Nov 19th, 2003 05:52 PM | |||
| The One and Only... | That's because Canada sucks. | ||
| Nov 19th, 2003 05:07 PM | |||
| Zebra 3 |
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It's worth noting, fmr. Pres.Clinton had no such concerns when he frequently walk about during his Canadian visits, which did include once a speech in the Canadian House of Commons. |
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| Nov 19th, 2003 04:53 PM | |||
| kellychaos | I qualified at 500 meters. :shrug | ||
| Nov 19th, 2003 04:44 PM | |||
| ranxer |
 damn, so he's not actually going to have a bubble-mobile like the popes? |
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| Nov 19th, 2003 03:46 PM | |||
| kellychaos |
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| Nov 19th, 2003 03:37 PM | |||
| mburbank |
PRESIDENT BUBBLE Bush to Keep Distance from Protests on London Trip By Caren Bohan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush, who leaves Tuesday for a state visit to Britain where he is deeply unpopular, may hear few of the shouts of anti-war protesters who will pour into London's streets to vent anger at his policies. When the president and his wife, Laura, touch down at Heathrow Airport on Tuesday evening, they will be whisked to Buckingham Palace and largely kept in what he himself describes as a security-enclosed bubble -- cut off from activity in the rest of the city. Amid warnings of a possible al Qaeda attack, the White House is said to have insisted on extremely careful precautions and such events as the traditional horse-drawn carriage ride with Queen Elizabeth will not be part of the trip. Nor will Bush address Parliament. To do so might have invited a public relations disaster as Bush likely would have faced a similar spectacle to the one he endured in Australia when his speech to parliament was twice interrupted by heckling. Instead, Bush's itinerary includes a banquet with the Queen, a speech on the transatlantic alliance at Whitehall Palace, meetings with British soldiers and their families and an event on HIV/AIDS. Lamenting the constraints of moving around with a large entourage, Bush last week told British journalists, "I travel in somewhat of a bubble." He was explaining why the last day of his trip, when he will tour the countryside in Prime Minister Tony Blair's home district, will be a refreshing change of pace. But analysts said the bubble in which Bush travels will serve him well politically. It will spare him from such embarrassments as being photographed in the same frame as placards protesting his policies and demonstrators tearing down his effigy in imitation of the toppling of the Saddam Hussein statue in Baghdad. |
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