Tuesday, June 27. William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day:

[Aristus]

"There's no room for faith, truth, nor honesty in this
bosom of thine. It is all filled up with guts and midriff."

Henry IV Part I, Act III, Scene 3, Lines 152-154.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Good morning to you, my dear Aristus!

Oh, boy.....I'm getting in on the ground floor today!

And another winner!

Funny though....I had to check the properties of this pic....

I didn't immediately recognize him!

Good job, sweetie! Keep 'em coming......:loveya: :hug:

[Aristus]

2. Good morning, CalPeg.

Today was another day when I had to reject an idea. I was originally going to do something with Dennis Miller as the subject; even found a good quote. But then I thought, what for? Dennis Miller is SO over!
So in honor of Limpdick's drug bust, I scoured the Henry IV plays for Falstaffian insults. I was hoping to find one that combined a poke at Falstaff's girth with a reference to his addiction to mind-altering substances. (In Plump Jack's case, sack and sherry) But no luck. Still, this'll do, I think.

Have a great day, Calpeg! :hi::hug:

[LouisianaLiberal]

3. Kick

Can't see the pic for some reason. I assume its "the comedian" as Olberman calls him.

[Aristus]

4. Yup. It's the drug-addled, erectile-dysfunction poster boy.

Flush Limpballs!

[NNadir]

5. Falstaff, at least, was comic relief.

Cyst boy isn't really funny.

[Aristus]

6. He was only comic relief until "I know thee not, old man" from Hal.

Then Falstaff breaks your heart as his own is broken.

[NNadir]

7. Limbaugh will not break any hearts if he is not known, however.

[Aristus]

8. "And that's true, too!" *

* quote from King Lear, I forgot Act, Scene and Line. B-)