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27 Mar 03 - 05:07 PM (#920010) Subject: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: Greg F. And now for something completely different.... HERE |
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27 Mar 03 - 05:16 PM (#920016) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: DougR What a waste of newspaper space. Since it's "The Guardian," though, I guess it doesn't matter much. Certainly can't blame it on being a slow news day. DougR |
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27 Mar 03 - 05:25 PM (#920028) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: Greg F. You have to read the article, not just look at the pictures. |
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27 Mar 03 - 05:35 PM (#920040) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: katlaughing Perhaps it is a Tony Blair lookalike, too, so that neither knows the difference? Think their wives notice? Or is it Stepford all over again?! Oh, no! |
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27 Mar 03 - 05:42 PM (#920046) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: McGrath of Harlow The irony deficit strikes again I see... Guardian cartoonist today introduced a Tony Blair lookalike into his "If" strip, talking about peace and backing tye UN and all that. Or maybe it's the real Tony Blair who has turned up at last... |
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27 Mar 03 - 05:49 PM (#920053) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: NicoleC You can complain about Blair all you want, but listening to the Bush/Blair news conference this morning I was downright envious. *Your* head of state can actually form coherent sentences and intelligence arguments without resorting to religious hyperbole. |
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28 Mar 03 - 07:38 AM (#920379) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: nickp But I thought Bush's mangling of our (semi) shared language was a deliberate ploy to make him seem more home-y and trustworthy *grin* Nick |
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28 Mar 03 - 09:45 AM (#920471) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: daithi Not wishing to nit pick, Nickp, but Blair is not the British Head of State remember. They have a Queen....(save the gags) ;^} D |
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28 Mar 03 - 10:13 AM (#920507) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: nickp Touche, Daithi - but I can't help feeling he thinks he is! |
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28 Mar 03 - 05:07 PM (#920788) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: McGrath of Harlow Blair has probably significantly reduced the street-cred of those who would get rid of the Queen as Head of State. Just as Thatcher did in her day. And the clincher tends to be to advise people to look across the Atlantic and look at that for a Head of State. |
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29 Mar 03 - 03:37 AM (#921099) Subject: RE: Help define whaling term 'waik'?(blade) From: GUEST,peacemaker Please Visit http://www24.brinkster.com/mavely/ |
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29 Mar 03 - 10:48 AM (#921207) Subject: RE: BS: Dubya's Doubles From: Amos I thought it was a verry droll column, if a somewhat easy trick. A |