Posted on 12/28/2005 3:02:56 AM PST by pookie18
Edited on 12/28/2005 5:56:06 AM PST by Lead Moderator. [history]
Still better than a woodchipper!!!
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Click below to hear as the "Lord
puts them down where they belong" ;-)
Click below to hear KK's response:
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formed group (can you guess their name?):
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This Thread Brought
To You By
The Letter "W":
Well, I'm only the messenger, but Bubba's years in the White House are long gone (hopefully)...therefore, the past tense applies.
Glad you liked it...the Lead Moderator removed it!!!
Thank you!
Should be "Scamalot".(There was a long thread some time back that suggested movie titles for Clinton's term ,my favorite was "Citizen Stain")
Did you hear the accompanying audio?
Thanks for the chuckle!
devolve, you just get better and better.
I thought you would enjoy that as you are such a Hillary fan!
A subtle insider touch of Fort Marcy Park in there too - more so than the "Rose Law Firm billing records" imagery
WebTV/MSN-TV & some MSN IP users (and some others with Macromedia/Flash plugins) will hear (I can) an embedded .swf Flash audio (.mp3) as soon as their browsers view that graphic
It is actually 3 split stacked black background images - 2 .gifs and 1 .swf (544x1) that automatically starts playing a short looped .mp3 file without clicking anything
The internet will start seeing more of these things soon
I still can comprehend how newspapers cannot figure out to take advantage of their internet sites as their print subscriptions are tanking
FR has better cartoons than any feeble stuff the MSM produces now
Seems to me the mainstream could use some of your creativity on their websites!
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