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President Bush's decision to send more troops to Iraq drew heavy fire from both Democrats, Republicans, and the public on Thursday. Fortunately, the President still has unanimous support from the only group that matters -- radio squawk show hosts.
- He's hoping to get his own show in two years on Radio Crawford.
- Can't clear brush all the time.
The big question now is whether 21,000 troops is enough to attack Iran.
- And whether the President can wait 'till the troops get there to order the attack.
- The carrier and "Mission Accomplished" banner just arrived.
More Big News every day at Laughs Today.
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Shallow Thoughts
Sunday is my favorite day of the week. It's when we all pile into the car and, as a family, yell at the other drivers
I'm not skiing again until they put airbags on all the trees.
They say kissing a smoker is like licking an ashtray. Now, what are the chances of somebody discovering that by trial and error?
We may have to do something about Grandpa. He keeps trying to call people on the TV remote. And he gets really upset when they don't answer.
My dog is so old the city marked several trees in the park "Handicapped" just for him.
President Bush's decision to send more troops to Iraq drew heavy fire from both Democrats, Republicans, and the public on Thursday. Fortunately, the President still has unanimous support from the only group that matters -- radio squawk show hosts.
- He's hoping to get his own show in two years on Radio Crawford.
- Can't clear brush all the time.
The big question now is whether 21,000 troops is enough to attack Iran.
- And whether the President can wait 'till the troops get there to order the attack.
- The carrier and "Mission Accomplished" banner just arrived.
More Big News every day at Laughs Today.
Love & Learn
LifeWire: High School Alcohol Abuse - Nearly half of all U.S. high school students admit to recently drinking alcohol illegally, and most of them were binge drinkers.
A-B-C Method of Attitude Management - The next time you have a problem -- at home or at work, big or small -- decide to manage your attitude toward it.
In Fashion - New sexier you for the new year.
Films in Focus: New & Recent Releases - Quick reviews and trailers of Notes on a Scandal, Children of Men, The Painted Veil, The Good German, Night at the Museum, The Good Shepherd, We Are Marshall, Rocky Balboa, The Pursuit of Happyness, The Holiday, Blood Diamond, and The Nativity Story.
TV Closeup - David Arquette plays financial whiz Jason Ventress in the TV drama "In Case of Emergency."
Autoword - Volvo thinks outside the boxy with stylish, sporty C30 hatchback.
Shallow Thoughts
Sunday is my favorite day of the week. It's when we all pile into the car and, as a family, yell at the other drivers
I'm not skiing again until they put airbags on all the trees.
They say kissing a smoker is like licking an ashtray. Now, what are the chances of somebody discovering that by trial and error?
We may have to do something about Grandpa. He keeps trying to call people on the TV remote. And he gets really upset when they don't answer.
My dog is so old the city marked several trees in the park "Handicapped" just for him.
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