Bush Is Lucky the Queen's a Lady ---pix--->>>

I would've socked him for that remark. It only took him five minutes to insult her. Look at the monkey BLUSH.




This two picture combo shows President Bush and Queen Elizabeth II, before, top, and after, the president stumbled on a line during his speech at the state arrival ceremony for the queen, Monday, May 7, 2007, on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington. The president stumbled on a line in his speech, saying that the queen had dined with 10 U.S. presidents and had helped the United States 'celebrate its bicentennial in 17 ... .' Bush caught himself and corrected the date to 1976. He paused as if to see if the queen had taken offense. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) Email Photo Print Photo

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II stands by as President Bush delivers a speech at the White House in Washington, Monday, May 7, 2007, during the official visit by the queen. In a slip of the tongue, President George W. Bush brought roars of laughter to a White House welcoming ceremony Monday for Queen Elizabeth II. The president stumbled on a line in his speech, saying that the queen had dined with 10 U.S. presidents and had helped the United States 'celebrate its bicentennial in 17 ... .' Bush caught himself and corrected the date to 1976. He paused as if to see if the queen had taken offense. (AP Photo / Fiona Hanson, Pool)

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II stands by as President Bush delivers a speech at the White House in Washington, Monday, May 7, 2007, during the official visit by the queen. In a slip of the tongue, President George W. Bush brought roars of laughter to a White House welcoming ceremony Monday for Queen Elizabeth II. The president stumbled on a line in his speech, saying that the queen had dined with 10 U.S. presidents and had helped the United States 'celebrate its bicentennial in 17 ... .' Bush caught himself and corrected the date to 1976. He paused as if to see if the queen had taken offense. (AP Photo / Fiona Hanson, Pool) Email Photo Print Photo

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With the Clown-in-Chief running the show, who can blame her

dying in irak is now back of auto classifieds

25 US troops since boy george issued the veto.

She may be nice or whatever-I don't know-have not really followed her stuff-but I still find all the "royals" annoying.
I wish she would go away and take Bush with her.

I think it must be because the average age of DUers is about 60 that so many still have a reverential attitude toward her :shrug:? I don't personally know anyone from my generation who gives two straws about these people, but I know my aunts etc. still talk about the "grace and dignity of her majesty" blah blah.
Makes me mildly nauseous.

and I can't stand this shit. I watched The Queen with my wife the other night and wish I could have that 2 hours back.

See Lewis Lapham's classic:

Yeah "The Queen" gives me a stomach pain...

I think it was during the Nixon administration, but I'm not at all sure of that . . . anyhow, one of the premier events of her visit to Washington was a formal ball, part of which was televised live . . . as the Queen entered the ballroom, the band struck up a number that, I'm sure, left someone without a job the next day . . .

the song they played to welcome Her Majesty was "The Lady is a Tramp" . . . true story . . . :)

:rofl:
That would have been a sight to see....

That should be the headline.

Will wonders never cease? :sarcasm: