Monday, June 26. William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day:

[Aristus]

"His jest will savor but of shallow wit
When thousands weep more than did laugh at it."

Henry V, Act I, Scene 2, Lines 295-296.

[Aristus]

1. Kick.

Where is everybody today? :shrug:

[miss_american_pie]

2. Hey, it's Monday

:hi:

Where did you find that picture?

[Aristus]

5. Sorry, all you late-Monday-morningers.

I'm working a long shift today, so I guess I got an early start. My apologies.

Anyway, found it at Google Images under "Bush WMD's joke "

Not very funny, I agree...

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. Good morning to you, my dear Aristus!

Here's ONE of your fans!

The picture is a little dark......it's Bush, right? Being funny?

Well, at least he thought it was funny......

It is an excellent match! I just wish the pic were a bit lighter!

Keep 'em coming, babe! :hug:

[madinmaryland]

4. What is he doing?

:wtf:

Joking around about finding WMD's? "weapons of minor disconfort"?

[Aristus]

6. Yeah, at the Radio and Television Correspondents Dinner last year.

Boy that Bush is a laff-riot.


I hope they're keeping Hell hot for him, just for that one. :grr:

[swimboy]

7. Nostradamus had nothing on this guy Shakespeare.

Eerily prescient how he described these 21st Century plagues.

[Aristus]

8. Hi, swimboy!

Well, when you think about it, Shakespeare wrote many, many plays about political intrigue, deception, divisiveness, backstabbing, smearing, lying, cheating, stealing, murdering, plotting coupes, insurrections and rebellions, etc. etc.

In thirty-seven plays, the shortest of which still takes over two hours to perform, you know there's gonna be a lot of good material for the kind of thing I'm doing.