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April 16, 2004 TGIF |
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American Air hit hard by high fuel prices — CEO |
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Fuel prices grow - and so does cost of farming |
US gauge of consumer confidence slips in April |
Didn't Bush and Cheney say that because they were once oil executives, they would keep oil prices low?
"You know the difference between President Bush and American Idol? See, on American Idol the one with the most votes wins. Jay Leno

"In his press conference the other night, President Bush said freedom is a gift from the Almighty, and we have been called by God to use our military power to spread freedom throughout the world. Then he called that Sadr guy in Iraq a religious nutcase." Jay Leno
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Disturbing News
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"President Bush earned $400,000 for his job as president last year. That's not really that much, but see President Bush, he doesn't do it for the money, he does it for the eight months of vacation every year..." Jay Leno
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Iraq War News
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"Here's some good news coming out of Iraq, the first new car dealership has opened just outside of Baghdad. The name of the place is "Crazy Qusay. His prices are insane!'"David Letterman


Click here for Trump Fires Bush animation
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Bush Bad Decision News
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The Top Ten Conservative Idiots (No. 151)
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Air America Back on Radio
Macon
Area Online, GA - 4-16-04
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Air America, which features a program hosted by comedian Al Franken,
was launched to counter right-wing hosts who dominate daytime talk radio. ...
Today in History – April 16
1724 1st Easter observed
1789 George Washington heads for 1st presidential inauguration
1861 US President Abraham Lincoln outlaws business with confederate states
1862 Confederate President Jefferson Davis approves conscription act for white males between 18-35
1871 German Empire ends all anti-Jewish civil restrictions
1900 US Post Office issues 1st books of postage stamps
1912 Harriet Quimby becomes 1st woman pilot to cross the English Channel
1922 Annie Oakley sets record by breaking 100 clay targets in a row
1947 Lens to provide zoom effects demonstrated (New York NY)
1956 1st solar powered radios go on sale
1962 Walter Cronkite begins anchoring CBS Evening News
1972 2 giants pandas (Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing) arrive in the US, from China
1975 Cambodian Red Khmer occupy Phnom Penh
1986 To dispel rumors he's dead, Moammar Qadhafi appears on TV
1992 Afghánistán President Najibullah resigns
1992 - The House ethics committee listed 303 current and former lawmakers who had overdrawn their House bank accounts.
1993 Jury reaches guilty verdict in Federal case against cop who beat Rodney King, but the verdict is not read until April 17th
1995 - The European Union and Canada agreed to protect threatened fish stocks in the north Atlantic.
Tech News
Researchers Develop 3-D Search Engine AP - Thu Apr 15, 8:36 PM ET
New Web Protocol May Leave DSL in the Dust NewsFactor - Thu Apr 15, 3:27 PM ET
Sony, Toppan Develop Optical Disc Made from Paper Reuters - Thu Apr 15, 8:48 PM ET

Sent in by Brian from Canada
Bush, Blair look for UN help in solving Iraq problems
The Globe and Mail, Canada -4-16-04
Washington — US President George W. Bush signalled support
Friday for an interim government to take power in Iraq on June 30, saying the
plan under ...
Hi,
Love the site!
Bush got it wrong about the mustard gas, but I know which turkey farm is the
primary site for the manufacture of WMDs*: The Whitehouse.
* WMD - Words of Mendacious Deceit
Hmmm, maybe the correct word is manurefacture?
Since RNC has come out with its Tax Invaders Game, somebody needs to cut loose
with
"What would George do?", a board game where the objective is to take a great
nation with a thriving economy and international respect, and trash its
freedoms, intimidate its citizens, destroy its social support systems, strive to
give the rich more money, declare and mismanage senseless wars, etc. Pieces are
advanced along a path of descision squares. At a square, the player draws a
situation card, which requires a decision. The more dumb-ass the decision the
greater the points awarded. The winner is declared once a player has accumulated
enough dumb-ass points to piss-off the Almighty thereby precipitating the
Rapture. (Was this the rationale for George backing Sharon's Gaza plan?)
My vote for a two four-letter word bumper sticker campaign? - BUSH LIES!
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Hahaha Great comments. Thank you for writing!
Business News
New Erectile Dysfunction Ad Is Blunt AP - Wed Apr 14,10:23 PM ET
Bill Gets the Job on 'The Apprentice' AP - 6-16-04


"If a year ago you had asked me to describe where you would be on April 15, 2004, in Iraq, how might you describe it ... I would not have described it precisely as we are now." Donald Rumsfeld admitting his judgment was wrong on Iraq
"In his testimony
before the 9/11 Commission today, CIA Director George Tenet said it would take
another five years to have the kind of intelligence service our country needs.
Yeah, thanks for letting everybody know that. Good job! 'We're defenseless for
five years!'"
Conan O'Brien

A satellite picture of the desert of southwest Peru, between the Andes Mountains and the Peruvian coast, lies a plateau exhibiting some peculiar archeology. Huge geometric patterns and spirals, animal figures including a monkey, a spider and an 'owl man', and thousands of perfectly straight lines are immaculately etched onto the desert's surface. The last of these was drawn about a thousand years ago. Known as the Nazca lines, the drawings have mystified scientists since they were first discovered in the 1920s.(NASA/HO)
Peace.