There's something strangely familiar about that whistle-blower Coleen Rowley...

Registered ^ | 06.07.02 | Registered

[Registered]

fyi.

[ravingnutter]

Sin Twisters!

[callisto]

Scary likeness.

[Search4Truth]

Oh Oh. Women in comfortable shoes?

[big'ol_freeper]

Hmmm...this might require some 3-D glasses.

[3AngelaD]

Yes, I predicted from the time she appeared on TV yesterday that her next stop will be a trip to Andre Chereky Salon at 16th and K NW in DC for a badly needed DC media makeover. TV lights can be tough on a girl. Poor thing. She is not unattractive, but has terminally bad hair. And that jacket. The Fashion Police have put out an all-points bulletin.

I really do think it was too unkind to put her in the same catagory as Mrs. Clinton. She might need to do something about her hair, and wear a little gloss and mascara, but she isn't evil incarnate and seemed to be able to distinguish the truth from her own fantasy.

[petkus]

I don't think Coleen has much of a career beyond her 15 minutes of fame. Nobody will want to hire her because there will always be a question whether she will turn on them!

[Alberta's Child]

Forget about her similarity to Hillary -- that top photo looks like Brett Hull in drag.

[Poohbah]

Good grief, it's just...uncanny.

[rohry]

Actually, I think that she looks more like that SNL news broadcaster Roseanne-Roseanna Dana (R.I.P.).

She sounded just like her, also...

[meyer]

or
"I'm calling DiTech.com"
"MOM!!!!"

[Tijeras_Slim]

Nice jacket... explains the strange shaped hole in the upholstery of my great aunt's couch.

[Catspaw]

No, she didn't sound like Roseanne Rosanna Danna. She sounded like someone from Minnesota by way of Iowa.

I'm from Wisconsin. I *know* that accent. I can hear her asking for someone to pass her the hot dish.

[HAL9000]

Yeah, I had exactly the same thought when I saw her on television yesterday.

[Phantom Lord]

Brett Hull, the only man in the NHL whose forhead protrudes past the front of his helmet. Thats why he cant wear a face sheild.

[dsmatuska]

Heckuva deal don't cha know.

[Minnesoootan]

I'm from Minnesooota,I was watching her yesterday and was commenting on how she soundeded like she probably lived in Hudson and had 'sconsin plates,I could just here her say "Yah,I'd like anudder bag of cheese curds and a braaat"........ ;-)

[rohry]

I *know* that accent. I can hear her asking for someone to pass her the hot dish.

Although I lived in Minnesota one beautiful summer in the 70's I'm not familiar with that term?

In any case, I was refering to the "pace" of her speech, the use of her hands and the way she always seemed to be out of breath while talking (because she was so anxious to make her next point).

The accent may have been different, you're the expert there!

I'm an expert on discerning a Maine accent from a NH or Boston accent, however...

[Spruce]

Hot-dish is Minnesotan for a casserole, dontcha know.