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Daily Spin: U.S. Bombs Hitting Mostly Puppies
November 1, 2001
| Nick Danger
Posted on 11/01/2001 5:45:11 AM PST by Nick Danger
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To: mykdsmom
hehehe... BTTT!
To: dighton
Cute ... real cute ...
To: Nick Danger
Fantastic Work!
Am I the only one that LOVED the USS RUMSFELD - that puppy is as beautiful as a Porsche, and as dangerous as RUMMY himself!
To: Nick Danger
Excellent.
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11/01/2001 6:48:10 AM PST
by
boycott
To: Nick Danger
Great job. Love it!
To: Nick Danger
Excellent work! I am sure you will soon receive a deluge of job offers from the NY Times, Wash Post and CNN.
To: Nick Danger
Yeh...crippled puppies in veterinary hospitals. And fuzzy bunnies, don't forget the fuzzy bunnies.
A classic!
To: 1Old Pro
and most importantly, the writing of threats on the bombs carried by our planes.
To: Nick Danger
You do a really good job with these. Too bad you don't do it regularly -- but I know from experience how taxing these pieces can be.
To: Nick Danger
Hilarious! Brilliant! Outstanding!
"They laughed; they cried!"
To: Nick Danger
LOL!
To: Nick Danger
Nice job!
To: Lazamataz
I know from experience how taxing these pieces can be Thanks. Believe it or not, during the impeachment I did one of these every day for a couple of months. Since no one called to offer me a million a year to produce them commercially, I said 'to Hell with it' :)
To: Nick Danger
You're in rare form this issue, Nick.
Bravo!
To: Nick Danger
That about reads just like the news!
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posted on
11/13/2001 8:47:01 PM PST
by
TheLion
To: Nick Danger
BTTT
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11/24/2001 4:06:34 PM PST
by
xm177e2
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BTTT
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