Bush wired... a Savile Row tailor's perspective

[RT Atlanta]

From the Times Online (note the Savile Row tailors know what they're talking about and how to make world class suits):

WAS IT A SEAM

William Hunt, who owns a tailor’s shop in Savile Row where bespoke suits cost between £2,000 and £3,000, insisted that no suit or shirt would form such a strange ridge.


“Without a shadow of a doubt, I would say that he had some kind of wire running up his back underneath his clothing. Not even the seams on a cheap suit would look like that. It must have been some kind of transmitter.”


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-1303782_2,00.html

[mimitabby]

1. maybe it was a bomb?

[CrispyQ]

2. Ha! Rove threatened to blow him up if he performed as badly as

the first debate!! Wheww! He just barely made it out of the second debate alive, then!

[mtnester]

3. Hee Hee..

Har har....my laugh for the day

[MsTryska]

4. it is dubya's control box.

he's not a man, he's a robot.

No disassemble, cheney! 43* is alive. alive!

[progressivebydesign]

5. Tailoring brings up an important point..

When you look at the photo of Bus from that night.. you'll see how BADLY the suit jacket was tailored.. it pouched out on the bottom, etc... as opposed to other photos, where his jacket (in the next debate) was smoothly tailored to fit quite closely. I noticed that right away.

BTW.. it's not a back brace. After watching F 9/11 and other things with Bush, he has very good posture.. and most of the photos and video are him in a t-shirt.. standing totally straight.

[nostamj]

6. another Englishman chimes in.....

gotta LOVE Steve Bell!

[Octafish]

9. That explains it.

"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
"It's hard work-."
CLICK. WHIRR. GNUP!
"It's hard work being an asshole."

[xxqqqzme]

7. I would LOVE

2 C Kerry remove his jacket during the last debate. It would B a 'dare ya' w/ not a word spoken.

[DoYouEverWonder]

8. He could just say

Gee it's a little warm in here. You know I'm a sweater. You won't mind if I take off my jacket?

[kskiska]

10. Well, so much for Georges de Paris

*'s tailor, who said it was just a pucker, or did he say that * was just a #ucker?