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20 January 2005
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"I now crown thee "George, the Simple."
Posted by: jaye | 20 January 2005 at 01:01
"He's not wearing any clothes!"
© HC Anderson
Posted by: Pete | 20 January 2005 at 01:22
Around the time of the coronation of Dubya the XVIth, Americans began to suspect that their fears of dynastic tyranny were not entirely unfounded.
Posted by: heydt | 20 January 2005 at 01:55
George Bush, starring in the Broadway musical, Caligula!
Posted by: Trish Wilson | 20 January 2005 at 06:04
Gimme that crown, Pope! I believe in the separation of Church and State -- unlike some leaders I could mention!
Posted by: HWRNMNBSOL | 20 January 2005 at 10:40
Why does Rehquist's Bible always smell like ass?
Posted by: Amanda | 20 January 2005 at 12:30
Can I go invadin' countries after this?
Posted by: Pseudo-Adrienne | 20 January 2005 at 12:40
Thanks Amanda, for keeping the "smells like ass" meme alive for yet another round. I've come to expect it, like an old friend.
Posted by: sylamore | 20 January 2005 at 13:14
Corporate contributions for the coronation of Napoleon I were said to read 40 million francs. One of the largest contributors was Halle and Burton Timber, which was seeking forestry rights in Russia.
Posted by: Chris | 20 January 2005 at 13:54