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Friday, May 21, 1999
And remember, buy all your guns from the number one gun seller
in the United States: K-Mart, K-Mart, K-Mart.
Right, Rosie?
Thursday, May 20, 1999
Here's the first review:
"I loved it!" said one happy visitor to the Clinton Virtual Reality
Museum. "It really felt like I was shooting Vince Foster myself! And
Eleanor Mondale! That was sooo cool! The Monica ride kinda sucked,
though."
[dagalagas@yahoo.com]
Perhaps they could have ET there as well, saying, "ET phone Jiang".
[lazfilm@aol.com]
The virtual Clinton story will be a thriller. I especially look forward
to
Back to the Bridge to the Future. May I suggest another virtual Clinton
parallel with the great patriots that said "Remember the Alamo." Clinton
"virtuated" the same thing when he said, "Forget Los Alamos."
[Jim Woll, jwnfree@aol.com]
Wednesday, May 19, 1999
Impeached President Bill Clinton is in New York City today for yet
another fundraising luncheon with New York Democrats. He planned
a side trip to "Peepworld" but he couldn't squeeze it in, so he had
his aides rearrange the luncheon's entertainment.
They're bringing in a bunch of Bare Naked Ladies
to sing a chorus of "If I Had A Million Dollars ...".
Actually, the main reason for Clinton's visit isn't the money. He is in fact going to sneak into a screening of Star Wars at the Zeigfeld Theater. In honor of that, we have a couple of Clinton Star Wars jokes:
Q: Who are Clinton's favorite Star Wars
characters?
A: Bubba Fett and Princess Layher.
Q: Who is Clinton's least favorite Star Wars
character?
A: Hand Solo.
[C. J. Burke, cjburke@io.com]
Tuesday, May 18, 1999
Monday, May 17, 1999
6.Close Encounters of the Second Term (in the Office
Closet)
5.Raiders of the Lost Billing Records
4.Jurassic Pork Barrel Politics
3.Back to the Bridge to the Future When My Polls are
Sagging
2.Arkansas Bill and the Temple of Fundraisers
1. The most arousing exhibition, The Color Purple
(tastefully shown, of course).
[C. J. Burke, cjburke@io.com]
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