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Bush/Cheney '04: Four More Wars

Bush/Cheney '04: Leave No Billionaire Behind

Bush/Cheney '04: Deja-Voodoo All Over Again!

Bush/Cheney '04: Compassionate Colonialism

Bush/Cheney '04: Because the Truth Just Isn't Good Enough

Bush/Cheney '04: Making the World a Better Place, One Country at a Time

Bush/Cheney '04: Over a Billion Whoppers Served.

Bush/Cheney '04: Putting the "Con" in Conservative

Bush/Cheney '04: Thanks for Not Paying Attention.

Bush/Cheney '04: The Last Vote You'll Ever Have to Cast

Bush/Cheney: Asses of Evil

Bush/Cheney '04: We're Gooder!

Bush/Cheney '04: This Time, Elect Us!

George W. Bush: The Buck Stops Over There

George W. Bush: A Brainwave Away from the Presidency

Don't think. Vote Bush!

More Trees, Less Bush

It Takes a Village Idiot

One Person, One Vote (*May Not Apply in Certain States)

Bring Back Monica Lewinsky

Originally published at doreenpayne.com.

Your score is 8 on a scale of 1 to 10. You are a devoted Hillary Krishna. You long to see the restoration of a Clintonian form of government with all of the liberal idealism and none of the fellatio.

Hillary quiz

Originally published at doreenpayne.com.

"We're fixing to go down to Galveston and obviously are going to see a devastated part of this fantastic state." --George W. Bush, Houston, Sept. 16, 2008

"The people in Louisiana must know that all across our country there's a lot of prayer -- prayer for those whose lives have been turned upside down. And I'm one of them." --George W. Bush, Baton Rouge, La., Sept. 3, 2008

"First of all, I don't see America having problems." --George W. Bush, interview with Bob Costas at the 2008 Olympics, Beijing, China, Aug. 10, 2008

"I'm coming as the president of a friend, and I'm coming as a sportsman." --George W. Bush, on his trip to the Olympics in China, Washington, D.C., July 30, 2008

"There's no question about it. Wall Street got drunk -- that's one of the reasons I asked you to turn off the TV cameras -- it got drunk and now it's got a hangover. The question is how long will it sober up and not try to do all these fancy financial instruments." --George W. Bush, speaking at a private fundraiser, Houston, Texas, July 18, 2008

"I think it was in the Rose Garden where I issued this brilliant statement: If I had a magic wand -- but the president doesn't have a magic wand. You just can't say, 'low gas.'" --George W. Bush, Washington D.C., July 15, 2008

"And they have no disregard for human life." --George W. Bush, on the brutality of Afghan fighters, Washington, D.C., July 15, 2008

"The economy is growing, productivity is high, trade is up, people are working. It's not as good as we'd like, but -- and to the extent that we find weakness, we'll move." --George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., July 15, 2008

Originally published at doreenpayne.com.

Here's the hottest Halloween costume of the year - a mask of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

A latex mask of the Alaskan governor has been leading the popularity polls at an online fancy dress shop - outselling the likenesses of her political counterparts Barack Obama and John McCain.

The Sarah Palin mask has also been flying off the shelves quicker than traditional gruesome favourites Freddie Krueger and Michael Myers, a spokesperson for US based Halloween outfitters Costume Kingdom confirmed.

Tamir Nadborny said: "We have been inundated with requests for the Sarah Palin Halloween mask. It is proving to be much more popular than the Obama or McCain masks or anything else we do."

However if you wish to go to a Halloween party wearing a Sarah Palin mask it will cost you more.

Of all the political candidates, Palin's mask is the most costly retailing at US$29.95, in comparison to McCain and Obama both priced at US$15.95.

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Originally published at doreenpayne.com.

Wacky World News

Offering screaming headlines about Michael Jackson, aliens, psychic phenomenon, AND practical how to's for everyday living, WWN has it all!!!!

Frogstone

Frogstone is a place of quiet strength surrounded by clamourous joy. Be welcome in it whatever your mood may be.

Unusual Museums on the Internet

The complete collection including descriptions and links to The Mountain Dew Memorabilia Guide, Ronald Dupont Jr.'s Elongated Coins, Dr. Darren's World of Crabs, and more.

Chiff.com

Your guide to the best sites on the web

Originally published at Interesting Things.

I love staying in my pyjamas so this would suit me just fine! where do I buy them?

TOO busy to get ready for work in the morning? No need to rush that coffee ever again now that Dolce & Gabbana have come up with the city pyjama.

At their show pyjama bottoms and kimonos in slinky satin in shades from sludgy wine dregs and navy to champagne rubbed shoulders with smart city tailored suits and jackets and frivolous lacy skirts.

Don the correct attire before you go to sleep and you need give it no further thought when you get up in the morning.

For the daring, they even suggested a total look of pyjama suit accessorised with high heels and statement handbag.

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Originally published at Interesting Things.

The Big Draw is an interesting page which allows you to draw pictures and share them with people and stuff. Tthis one Queeky is cool and fun! here's another page which has heaps of drawing tools on it - 20+ Online Drawing Tools. sketchfu is a fun one that I just tried

Originally published at Interesting Things.

she had a great time at camp and is in bed asleep - no school for her today as she is too tired and was carsick. glad she had fun though and she wants to go again which is good!

will have to ring up the doctor tommorow and try and get an earlier appointment as I'm still not sleeping properly of anything and my mood has been very low

Originally published at Depressed Mama.

Steffi entered a competition on Austar and won double passes to see John Edwards in November in Sydney!!!!! Whoo Hoo we're off to John Edwards!!!!! and meet and greet passes too!!!!!

Originally published at Depressed Mama.

Abbey Medieval Tournament

The 19th Abbey Medieval Festival held on the 12th and 13th July 2008 was a great success.

The rain held off until the last few minutes of the event, but cloudy skies on Sunday possibly deterred some prospective patrons.

Approximately 22,000 people attended the week-long festival, including the free Childrens day, workshops and performances. Around 18,895 people (including re-enactors, performers, volunteers and public came to the two day Tournament on Saturday and Sunday.

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Originally published at Ramblings.