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[underpants]

[IndianaGreen]

1. Other than the saintly portrait of Wes Clark, looking like Thomas More

is there any text to this?

Clark looks like he is about to take Communion.

[creativelcro]

14. LOL: You are so right!!!

[maddezmom]

2. when and where was this photo taken?

:)

[underpants]

4. TEXT-The Palace Theatre in Manchester NH

Democratic presidential hopeful Wesley Clark (news - web sites) pauses as he discusses President Bush (news - web sites)'s State of the Union address with an audience at The Palace Theatre in Manchester, N.H. Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

[Cuban_Liberal]

3. Is that a paint-by-numbers picture?

:crazy:

[IndianaGreen]

5. The halo on Clark's head makes him look radioactive

I am not much into saintly portraits, there is no such thing as saints.

[Cuban_Liberal]

6. I'm still trying to figure out the POINT of the post...

:shrug:

[IndianaGreen]

7. Perhaps it is an ad for the new Mel Gibson movie, "The Passion"?

Who knows? I wish the original poster would elaborate...

[Cuban_Liberal]

10. I think it's the "OOoOOoOOooo, shiny things!" phenomenon.

You know, like a parakeet does with something dangly and shiny? Or like certain Democrats, with brass general's stars? :P

[underpants]

13. The point is whatever you make of it

I post things like this just to see what fellow DU'ers will say.

[creativelcro]

15. It's one of the differences with Dean...

Clark has been consistntly depicted as a "Savior" by many of his supporters. It's kind of disgusting. Also, I have always found disgusting the "sheep" metaphor often used in the gospel when talking about Jesus and his followers...

[Jerseycoa]

8. I like the Advocate cover best :)

[IndianaGreen]

9. I do too!

It would have been better had he worn leather!

[maddezmom]

12. yes, that's a very nice one

:loveya:

[Maddy McCall]

11. "Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States"

Yep, in a year, that's Clark, waiting in the wing to present his first address. Lovely.

Thanks, underpants. "-)