Hole-in-the-wall gag: Hunters in Kennewick, Wash., are itching for the season to begin so they can shoot themselves a nice six-point black Lab.
Posted on 09/22/2004 7:59:09 PM PDT by 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub
Hole-in-the-wall gag: Hunters in Kennewick, Wash., are itching for the season to begin so they can shoot themselves a nice six-point black Lab.
The run and 'chuck: A groundhog climbed out of its hole in Union Vale, N.Y., saw its shadow and declared six more weeks of cross-country meets.
Guess he didn't have a date that night: Stormtrooper Mark Zoran, 19, spent three hours patrolling a nearly empty Wal-Mart Supercenter in Beaufort, S.C, to promote the midnight release of the "Star Wars" DVD box set. He was not paid for his efforts.
Grout is the new black: A model shows off a dress made from floor tiles at the "Sexy and Freeform Mosaics" fashion show in Bangkok.
Squeezably soft: Two-year-old Abbigail Navarrette loves her new kitten with all her might in El Paso, Texas.
Kodak moment: Susan Fodor dries out family photos she retrieved from her water-logged home in McKinleyville, W.Va.
Double-fisted drinkers: When they have one for the road, Rocky (top) and Bear would rather not drink alone. Wilfredo Class and his dogs were waiting at the Trenton (N.J.) Fire Station to find out when they would be allowed to return to their flood-stricken home along the Delaware River.
Mine
Mine
Mine
Bump!
Practical :)
Farewell salute: An Oregon Army National Guard bugler plays taps at the funeral for Staff Sgt. David Weisenburg at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland. Weisenburg, 26, and fellow Guardsman Spc. Benjamin Isenberg, 27, were killed by insurgents while on patrol near Taji, Iraq.
RIP SSgt Weisenburg RIP Spc Isenberg
I'm out the door. Back in a bit.
Well folks, your Canteen PAO just got orders dropped in his lap and they say report to Osan, AFB Republic of South Korea. That's right. Your's truly is heading to AFN!
President George W. Bush greets members of the U.S. Army and National Guard aboard a chartered plane in Bangor, Maine, September 23, 2004 as the troops prepare to fly to Iraq. Bush, who was in Bangor for a campaign stop, boarded the plane on the tarmac at Bangor International Airport and greeted the soldiers, before he flew back to Washington aboard Air Force One.
"I am being followed by a Moon Shadow "
Cat Stevens was also in Bangor Maine recently.
Coincidence? Could be!
You know, that Cat Stevens who gives $$$$ to Hamas and other terrorist organizartions.
Take a Hike Ike!
It was a moment frozen in time.
The media sat there stunned for a few seconds.
I wished I was there with a camera to catch the view from Dubya's and Allawi's point of view..
Well yes. I can do that.
Hold on.
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