LOL I was up late and was watching the news. I wanted to wake Tyler up but I couldn't tell anyone so I posted it here :D

ROFL Lilith - good one!

jseal ~ I like how you posted a poem by Shelly in a thread with the word crap in the title :D

Proof of what?
Im happy he was captured and hopefully this means my 2 brothers will come home sooner, but what did this have to do with bush being re-elected?

They say that the CIA has some nice elixers that will make you talk your head off. :)

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exe...9EB38FE69EF.htm

Will probably tell you more useful things than our own media at this critical point.

I can't help but wonder how a pathetic figure with two allies can outsmart the coalition's intelligence services for 8 months.

I wouldn't be triumphalist - but I am very glad he's been captured and look forward to some justice.

Now where's Osama?

The oil is also underground.

Do I get a reward?

Osama is still in the mountains, apparently.

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ok can u tell im happy?
~nikki~

But who's barrels is it going into?:confused:

A poem by Shelly
 

Steph,

Well, yes, one does not usually see this juxtaposition.

I recall photographs from the recent past of Mr. Hussein in all his glory, firing a rife in the air, or brandishing a sword in a photo-op.

I though that the poem spoke to the diminution of Saddam Hussein, who, trapped in a cellar, dug a hole and buried himself before U.S. soldiers moved in to take him into custody.

"Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away"

In a hole under a two-room mud shack on a sheep farm where he was hiding 9 miles outside of Tikrit … in so many ways it was far, far from any of his Presidential Palaces.

I wonder if any of Mr. Hussein's monuments will last as long as those in the poem.

Not French ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What do French soldiers and Saddam have in common?















They both carry weapons for no apparent reason.

LMAO
 

*OOOOOONK*
No prize for you!:eek: You did not give the right name in time.:D

Its that Jseal raising the tone again.

LOL from an e-mail from a journalism list I moderate (the guy writing is in Baghdad right now as a freelance reporter):

For the record: I did not recognize any one Fox news cheering.

(An aside: everyone I've met here who works for Fox always apologizes during introductions and says something like "don't hold it against me". I am
serious.)

Steph,

Wassup wit' Fox?