Did you hear about the new book about the way Ken Starr
gathered evidence from Bill Clinton (who swears he's fully
co-operating)? It's called
"It Takes a Subpoena".
[C. J. Burke, suggested from a note from Bill Feeney,
bfeeney@NOTfloodlight-findings.com - delete the NOT for email]
Clinton broke the 11th Commandment:
Thou shalt not put thy rod in thy staff.
[Philip D. Steffen, psteffen@mindspring.com]
Has anyone considered how prophetic Bob Dylan was when he said, "Even
the
President of the United States sometimes must have to stand naked?"
[Phil Hess, pwhess@pcc.edu]
Q: What is Clinton's favorite brand of toothbrush?
A: ORAL B.
[Cheryl Ante, kasama22@halcon.mc.edu.ph]
Twinkle, twinkle Kenneth Starr
Went down south to Arkansas.
To rid it of its foul disease --
Lousy, stinkin' F. O. B. s!
Twinkle, twinkle Kenneth Starr
Cleaning up old Arkansas!
[C.J.B.]
Copyright Christopher J. Burke, August 1996
After 100,000 hits in two weeks time, not to mention two phone interviews and a plug for my page in an Australian newspaper, I think I can make a couple of comparisons between me and the players in the latest scandal.
First off, unlike Monica Lewinsky, this page went down for most of today. No surprise there, it's been getting hit on so often that it couldn't take it any more. (Neither could the President, so he had to unzip...)
Second, though I probably shouldn't mention this, this page is a hobby, not a business. I don't advertise (yet), I pay for this out of my own pocket. Let me tell you, with all the bandwidth this page is generating, I'm looking at a big bill this month. Funny thing is that Monica Lewinsky recently sais the same thing.
And now a joke: Spokesmen for the White House said that they hoped that this will blow over soon. Of course, that's how this whole thing got started . . .
[C. J. Burke]
Q: How does the White House know that the latest scandal will blow over soon?
A: Because the President unzipped his pants and didn't see his
shadow.
[C. J. Burke, cjburke@io.com]
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