Best Line Of Day: Rita Cosby, watching Saddam on TV. "Look! He Looks Older Than Castro!"

FNN | Rita Cosby

[MindBender26]

THat is all. Carry on.

[smith288]

Saddam is reportedly outraged at the comment...developing

[RippleFire]

Tom Daschle was saddened.

[Republicanus_Tyrannus]

was just watching Sky News while a feed was going from a British unit. They were discussing the vehicles, and then the sound cut in and someone was speaking french.

The woman said, "Ah. That sounds like...like French? Journalists. Obviously, not French forces, of course. "

That British rolling disdain, "Ooobbbvioussly, NOT Freanch forces, of Courssss."

I laughed so hard.

[k2blader]

*LOL*

[battlegearboat]

These cable news channels are constantly blocking out half the picture with these stupid banners on the lower part of the screen!

[FreedomPoster]

It's a plot to force you to buy a bigger TV.

[smc]

>>Tom Daschle was saddened.

And *very* disappointed :-)

[Quix]

I now realize that

"Tom Dashdull was saddened"

is a left wing conspiracy code for:

Janet Reno's commentary on

Dashdull's rear end.

Actually, I don't know how she tells the difference from his lower sad end and his upper one. The hot air coming out of both smells soooooo bad!

[reagan_fanatic]

"I am deeply disappointed..."

[DeepInEnemyTerritory]

>>Tom Daschle was saddened.

>>>>And *very* disappointed :-)


And very *disheartened* and incredibly *troubled*.

[Quix]

Wellllllll, Dashdull Dillbo,

yo ain't NEARLY AS DISSED

as yo gonna be!

When people in SD wake up and see what a traitorous excuse for jasshonkey mule flesh you have been and are.

The dissing ain't neva gonna stop.

You'd have been better to have been ran out of town on a rail wearing only tar and feathers.

May you enjoy walking down the street and having most everyone on it spit in your direction and walk on the other side of the street to avoid the smell.

May you enjoy walking into a party and having everyone turn their backs and/or leave.

May you enjoy standing up to a microphone and having 5 hands reach to turn off the power.

May you enjoy shopping for clothes and having all the sales persons write "TRAITOR--kick me to blazes n back" on the back of each one in indellible pen.

May you enjoy reaching wrong or right numbers and upon the sound of your voice hearing an instant loud click.

May you enjoy sucking your thumb in a deep dark cave of self-pity somewhere in lower Siberia.

[Prince Caspian]

>Tom Daschle was saddened.

>>And *very* disappointed

>>>And very *disheartened* and incredibly *troubled*.

Not to mention concerned.

[MindBender26]

How about;

"If you're still alive to ask, it wasn't Shock and Awe!"

[Grig]

Not a 'best line' but certainly a choice moment:
Some CNN guy was was in a room with a bunch (30+) Iraqi men (this was in the USA) who where watching the news. He was talking with one guy who was very happy the war was happening, and quickly went to another guy saying to him 'now you told me that in the last attack on Iraq a US bomb destroyed your home, who do you blame for that' He guy answers 'Saddam!' The reporter is clearly surprised and asks why , they guy gives his answer, then turns to the whole room and asks everyone that has been hurt in some way by Saddam to put up their hand, EVERYONE does, and they start chanting loudly 'KILL SADDAM!'

End of segment.

[Dont Mention the War]

Minor nitpick: FNN is/was the Financial News Network, a long-dead proto-CNBC.

[Luis Gonzalez]

[MindBender26]

Right you are, oh Connoisseur of the Cable! It's FNC. I'm just showing my age. :~)

[conservagrrrl]

I SAW THAT TOO!!

I whooped it up like nobody's business when I saw all of those Iraqis showing their utter contempt for Saddam Insane and how much that sent a message to the world that the Iraqi people have had enough with appeasement -- they want action and they want it NOW.

I keep on seeing REAL Iraqis, the men and women who are the backbone of the country, supporting the "Coalition of the Willing" (GOD I LOVE THAT PHRASE!) and its efforts to forcibly deny Saddam and his cronies a chance to show its now-atrophied muscles again.

God bless our president, our troops, the people who are in charge of this effort, the leaders of the other countries in the "Coalition of the Willing", and everyone who's ever fought to protect our country from harm in the past. We WILL see Iraq liberated, and we WILL find ourselves having positive relationships with the future Iraqi regimes. Then, when we move onto the next country that needs some good old fashioned straightening up, we will find Iraq in the new "coalition of the willing" much like our successfully liberated friends in Afghanistan are in the current "coalition of the willing".