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**VowJoyday** · 03-05-2006, 02:02 AM

Yes, there are hundreds of thousands of people in India who have nothing better to do with their day than march through the streets in protest against Bush. It's sad there are so many people who are anti-American, but perhaps one can take some comfort that there are several hundred million people who decided NOT to protest, since the population of India, as of today - 1,090,106,800

I read your article: Arundhati Roy made some interesting comments, including

we have stories in the corporate press in India which are unbelievable about how Bush arrived with 16 dogs that are staying in a five-star hotel and are not to be referred to as dogs, because they're actually officers of the U.S. Army. 16 dogs

that aren't really dogs

because.....

they are officers

dressed as dogs.....

in dog costumes.....

but don't call them dogs...

chihuahuas? poodles?

Good idea - nothing like 16 dogs running around the president to calm suspicion.

This reminds me of Monty Python's Teddy Salad - an American spy in a dog suit, who explodes before he can spill his guts on the location of Mister Neutron.

And what does "Baby Bush" mean?...............

and we think our media has problems......

03-05-2006, 02:02 AM	#2
VowJoyday Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 532 Senior Member	Yes, there are hundreds of thousands of people in India who have nothing better to do with their day than march through the streets in protest against Bush. It's sad there are so many people who are anti-American, but perhaps one can take some comfort that there are several hundred million people who decided NOT to protest, since the population of India, as of today - 1,090,106,800 I read your article: Arundhati Roy made some interesting comments, including we have stories in the corporate press in India which are unbelievable about how Bush arrived with 16 dogs that are staying in a five-star hotel and are not to be referred to as dogs, because they're actually officers of the U.S. Army. 16 dogs that aren't really dogs because..... they are officers dressed as dogs..... in dog costumes..... but don't call them dogs... chihuahuas? poodles? Good idea - nothing like 16 dogs running around the president to calm suspicion. This reminds me of Monty Python's Teddy Salad - an American spy in a dog suit, who explodes before he can spill his guts on the location of Mister Neutron. And what does "Baby Bush" mean?............... and we think our media has problems......
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