***Operation Iraqi Freedom - Situation Room - Day 20 - LIVE THREAD***

Multiple ^ | April 8, 2003 | Various

[Kevin Curry]

anyone else notice that the foot traffic in the circle has significantly picked up?

All the spare civilan cars and buses have been pressed into service as Fedayeen light armor.

. . . . and are no more

[AppyPappy]

I bet they are going to watch the fires.

[GraniteStateConservative]

LOL.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

There are some things the world love copying us for.

Amen. Those brave Brits in Basrah are carrying on your awesome honorable traditions...in spite of our international epidemic of vain-babyboomeritis.

The afteroon tea is nice, as well.

G-daughter of a proud Scot. (^;

[dsmtoday]

sewage processing plants need electricity

[Big Bad Bob]

Are they what I think (75% sure)

[Jackie-O]

I switched over about an hour ago...Did you hear Roma say when she heard reports of our guys using Saddam's shower and facilities? She said she immediately thought of the shot of Frank Zappa in his "Zapppa-Crappa" pose!! LOL!

[Kevin Curry]

Over the long term, yes. For short periods it does not affect ordinary plumbing needs.

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

"INTELLIGENCE SOURCES"? [Jonah Goldberg]

Andrea Mitchell was on the Today Show this morning discussing the attack on Saddam. When she got to the tricky question of identifying what's left of what may or may not be Saddam, she said that we do have a DNA sample of Saddam's son-in-law. She said something like: "But intelligence sources tell me that's not a close enough relative for a match." Do we really need higher-ups in the CIA to tell us that Saddam Hussein's son-in-law doesn't have the same DNA?
Posted at 07:15 AM

[Big Bad Bob]

Not wanting to spring up some competition, but they are the best soidiers in the world. Your boys are doing bloody well in B'Dad!

[BagCamAddict]

Thus, he vowed to never make another movie that "lied" about the gruesome effects that a bullet has on the human body.

So did he, or not?

I don't know. The producer wasn't my client, someone else in the building was. But this story was written up in some magazine... though I have no idea what magazine it was. If someone wanted to do a search on the Universal Productions building and Sniper, you might come up with the story. (Gawd, what am I thinking? That will only show how bad my memory is when we find out I got the whole story wrong!)

[Kevin Curry]

And anyway, personal power generators are not going to somehow be hooked to the grid to power the sewage treatment plants.

The dipwad is emotionally hyperventilating and making up crises as he goes.

[dsmtoday]

Thus, he vowed to never make another movie that "lied" about the gruesome effects that a bullet has on the human body. Sounds like the plot to the movie, "Grand Canyon".

[BagCamAddict]

I just heard on NBC that, per Iraq's own records, they lost about 20% of their WMD employees to casualties of handling the WMD. This was info from back in the 1980's, I think he said.

[LiveFreeOrDie2001]

Mornin' Prairie...

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Almost caught up.

Enormous crater. 30 ft deep, 30 ft across.

Whoa. Those who doubt us will never believe us when we say Saddam's no longer a threat. I think the Iraqi people soon will.

[Big Bad Bob]

Well, there's a surprise!

[blastbaby]

Richard almost lost his notes - another crisis in Bagdaland.

[AppyPappy]

He seemed to imply we didn't get Saddam. Another interview coming up.

[dsmtoday]

still waiting for tanks on bagcam -- too bad they put those cams in such lousy spots. I do not think you could actually capture less of the action without posting the cams in Kuwait City.