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If you fancy a laugh, it's worth buying/borrowing a copy of today's Sun and reading the Jeremy Clarkson column, which is all about Hurricane Katrina and the American response.
Yes, I know the low esteem in which the "newspaper" is held, but it really is worth a read. Hilariously funny, at the expense of the US government.
Yes, I know the low esteem in which the "newspaper" is held, but it really is worth a read. Hilariously funny, at the expense of the US government.
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I really love this quote :) I'd have thought being a president's son he'd have had a good education himself.
“Rarely is the question asked: ‘Is our children learning?’”
here's one from the other day;
"So please give cash money to organizations that are directly involved in helping save lives—save the life who had been affected by Hurricane Katrina."
The guy's a total idiot. You'd think they'd be worried about having a president who doesnt make sense half the time, run their country and represent all Americans.
“Rarely is the question asked: ‘Is our children learning?’”
here's one from the other day;
"So please give cash money to organizations that are directly involved in helping save lives—save the life who had been affected by Hurricane Katrina."
The guy's a total idiot. You'd think they'd be worried about having a president who doesnt make sense half the time, run their country and represent all Americans.
Thanks for typing that up, you saved my legs.
:D
:D
When I read it earlier today I had to wonder why the hell he was shopping in a shopping mall in Nevada without wearing any shoes? I wouldnt be suprised if for health reasons it wasnt allowed. I dont believe I've seen anyone shop in bare feet in the UK.
Thanks for typing that up WM.
I found his column far more to the point and far less childish than Michael Moores two penneth brought to our attention by light.
He wrote pretty much exactly what I was thinking.
God bless America
I found his column far more to the point and far less childish than Michael Moores two penneth brought to our attention by light.
He wrote pretty much exactly what I was thinking.
God bless America
I'm not a huge fan of the French... although I like Thierry Henry, he's a legend.
Most of them are just bitter about Agincourt.
Most of them are just bitter about Agincourt.
Blank wrote:
> But he actually has reasons for that, whereas with the French it seems
> a lot of the time to be a case of hating them because they're French
> and not much else.
That's pretty much the point.
They are the French.
> But he actually has reasons for that, whereas with the French it seems
> a lot of the time to be a case of hating them because they're French
> and not much else.
That's pretty much the point.
They are the French.
But he actually has reasons for that, whereas with the French it seems a lot of the time to be a case of hating them because they're French and not much else.
Blank wrote:
> Excellent. I love Clarkson, when he's not hating the French.
But it's ok when he's hating the Americans?
> Excellent. I love Clarkson, when he's not hating the French.
But it's ok when he's hating the Americans?
Excellent. I love Clarkson, when he's not hating the French.
Kawada wrote:
> never mind he fits in well writing for The Sun.
He also writes for The Times, of course.
> never mind he fits in well writing for The Sun.
He also writes for The Times, of course.
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