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A citizens group in San Francisco wants to pay an ironic tribute to President George W Bush when he leaves office - by naming a sewage plant after him.
The group, calling itself the Presidential Memorial Committee of San Francisco, wants the issue voted on at this November's election. "It's important to remember our leaders in the right historical context," said petition organiser Brian McConnell. The Republican Party thinks the plan stinks, and it will fight the measure. Mr McConnell's group has submitted more than 12,000 signatures on a petition to the San Francisco Department of Elections. If at least 7,168 of those signatures are found to be valid, the question of whether to rename Oceanside Water Pollution Control Plant after the outgoing president will be added to the ballot papers in November. "In President Bush's case, we think that we will be cleaning up a substantial mess for the next 10 or 20 years," said Mr McConnell. "The sewage treatment facility's job is to clean up a mess, so we think it's a fitting tribute." |
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*an indifferent but polite Canadian giggle* Belushi |
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*an indifferent but polite Canadian giggle* Belushi what about a polite but very different Canadian wiggle? |
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*an indifferent but polite Canadian giggle* Belushi what about a polite but very different Canadian wiggle? Especially if the wiggle is accompanied by a gaggle for the rest of us. |
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*an indifferent but polite Canadian giggle* Belushi what about a polite but very different Canadian wiggle? Especially if the wiggle is accompanied by a gaggle for the rest of us. a gaggle? you mean you want canadian geese in on this too? Hell!! you north americans are strange! I was quite happy with the thought of a neck to ankle wincyette nightie-covered Roxy, doing the wiggle up the stairs ... But, hey!! what ever rocks your boat! |
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Dirt by any name is dirt .
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A citizens group in San Francisco wants to pay an ironic tribute to President George W Bush when he leaves office - by naming a sewage plant after him. The group, calling itself the Presidential Memorial Committee of San Francisco, wants the issue voted on at this November's election. "It's important to remember our leaders in the right historical context," said petition organiser Brian McConnell. The Republican Party thinks the plan stinks, and it will fight the measure. Mr McConnell's group has submitted more than 12,000 signatures on a petition to the San Francisco Department of Elections. If at least 7,168 of those signatures are found to be valid, the question of whether to rename Oceanside Water Pollution Control Plant after the outgoing president will be added to the ballot papers in November. "In President Bush's case, we think that we will be cleaning up a substantial mess for the next 10 or 20 years," said Mr McConnell. "The sewage treatment facility's job is to clean up a mess, so we think it's a fitting tribute." LOL I heard of this. I hope it goes through. He tried to flush this country down the toilet so it fits rather well. |
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This sat really well with my Brit-sarcasm gene ... so glad it wasnt wasted
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Good thinkin'. Thanks for sharing, I live under a rock, apparently.
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I think its a great idea.
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Oh yes, poetic irony....where the heck is that petition? I will sign it!
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Oh yes, poetic irony....where the heck is that petition? I will sign it! Me Too! |
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