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22 May 04 - 06:50 PM (#1191731) Subject: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: McGrath of Harlow Bush falls on bike ride "...Bush, who was accompanied on his bike ride by his doctor, Richard Tubb, a military agent and a member of the secret service, fell about 16 miles into a 17-mile ride. The accident caused minor abrasions his chin, upper lip, nose,right hand and both knees, but was able to ride back home, said Duffy. Tubb treated the president on site. Mr Bush, according to Duffy, was wearing a helmet and a mouth guard when he fell. Reporters were told not to be surprised if the president is bandaged next time he appears in public. |
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22 May 04 - 06:58 PM (#1191734) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Blackcatter Just saw this on the news. He was probably playing "Iraqi Prisioner" with Laura and she got too rough. |
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22 May 04 - 08:40 PM (#1191766) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Bobert Did anyone give him a breathilizer test? Bobert |
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23 May 04 - 04:18 PM (#1192148) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Peace Huh! |
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23 May 04 - 05:13 PM (#1192198) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Don Firth About a year ago, Bush and family were in Kennebunkport, Maine taking yet another vacation when Bush tried riding a Segway. He did manage to narrowly avert make a five-point landing with the thing: two knees, two elbows, one chin. Dumping himself on the thing was pretty klutzy (it's supposed to be "foolproof" technology, which of course, opens the door for speculation along several lines of thought), but he did manage to recover without damage, so whether or not he's a fully ordained stumblebum was, at least at that time, open for debate. He wouldn't be the only president who would probably be weeded out early in auditions for the New York City Ballet. Gerald Ford was famous that way. The Prez in mid-fllight. Don Firth |
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23 May 04 - 05:47 PM (#1192217) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: McGrath of Harlow Gives a new meaning to the cry "On your bike!" (Do Americans use that one as a way of telling someone to push off? It'd be a good slogan to use in campaigning against Bush, if people understand it.) |
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23 May 04 - 10:33 PM (#1192364) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Hrothgar "fell about 16 miles into a 17-mile ride" That's a hell of a distance to fall. Lucky he had a nice soft 17 mile ride to land in. How do we get John Howard to take up bike-riding? |
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23 May 04 - 11:30 PM (#1192385) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Blackcatter "On your bike!" Sorry McGrath - never heard that one in the U.S. So few Americans have bikes. some of our ways of telling some one to leave: Shove off Beat it Get the fuck out of here Blow Others people? |
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24 May 04 - 01:14 AM (#1192415) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Bev and Jerry Seems to us that he should wear the "mouth guard" more often. Bev and Jerry |
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24 May 04 - 04:29 AM (#1192479) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: McGrath of Harlow "Mouth guard" - would that be a bit like Hannibal Lector? |
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24 May 04 - 06:54 PM (#1193169) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: GUEST,ozmacca Methinks the "Mouth guard" should be used more often by our political leaders.... To prevent the entry of the foot. |
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25 May 04 - 06:34 AM (#1193476) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: ard mhacha Christy Moore, Mary Black and other top Irish musicians are joining together to organise an a major concert in aid of the anti-Bush campaign. Bush is due in Ireland next month, the Irish are in the middle of their six months presidincy of the European Union and this is the reason for the visit, protocol is a load of balls. The concert is being organised by The Irish anti-war movement, Richard Boyd Barrett chairman of IAWM says,"through protests and in every opinion poll the huge majority of people in this country have made clear their opposition to Bush`s war". The concert will be a platform to encourage tens of thousands to take to the streets to protest against the presence of Bush in Ireland I`m afraid the protesters wont get close to Bush as he will be holed up in Dromoland Casle in County Clare,protest groups from all over Ireland and further afield will bring Dublin to a halt. |
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25 May 04 - 06:38 AM (#1193479) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: ard mhacha Forgot to add the concert will be in the Point Depot Dublin on June 19, the musicians have offered their services free. |
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25 May 04 - 07:08 AM (#1193495) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: McGrath of Harlow "On your bike, Bush" would be understood in Ireland anyway. Eloquent little cartoon in today's Guardian - two of Bush's Men in Black minders pushing a bike along and one is saying "The President tried to ride it and eat a pretzel at the same time" |
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25 May 04 - 12:23 PM (#1193781) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: ard mhacha On yer bike Bushy boy down the short pier into the Shannon. |
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25 May 04 - 09:11 PM (#1193997) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: GUEST,ohno Blackcatter, you mean when they've been yelling "Blow!" at me they really mean just for me to leave??? Oh, my! Am I embarrassed!! (they seemed rather pleased, though) |
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25 May 04 - 09:16 PM (#1194000) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Don Firth Training wheels. . . ? Don Firth |
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25 May 04 - 11:50 PM (#1194067) Subject: RE: BS: Pretzel time once more@ From: Blackcatter ohno - I'm not saying that the phrases don't have other meanings. . . |