"I met this wonderful boy named Poppy Bush and he's so nice"...

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

Exclusive Interview: Barbara Bush Sits Down With Greta Van Susteren
Thursday, April 20, 2006



VAN SUSTEREN: It's interesting in the book that you talk about is that you go back to that dance in 1941 that Christmas dance when you first saw him. What was it about him?

BUSH: He was the best looking thing I ever laid my eyes on. He really was. And, he immediately he had asked a boy that I'd grown up with if he'd introduce us and they immediately played a waltz, which was my best thing ever happened to me in my life because he can't waltz. So, he said "Do you mind if we sit down?" And that's how it all started.

VAN SUSTEREN: Love at first sight?

BUSH: No but darn close.

VAN SUSTEREN: Really?

BUSH: Yes but, you know, when we'd get home at night from a party my mother would ask me everything and my father would say "Ask her in the morning." Well she was smart enough to know that you told at night. In the morning you just said good or bad maybe. But I told her that I'd met this wonderful boy named Poppy Bush and he's so nice from Greenwich.

When I woke up my mother, who should have been in the CIA or FBI, knew everything about his family. I mean she just knew everything, so it almost ruined it for me.

VAN SUSTEREN: Too bad she didn't have the Internet.

BUSH: That's right. Oh, gosh.

VAN SUSTEREN: Because she could do all the research.

BUSH: Thank God she didn't.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,192463,00.html

[BrklynLiberal]

1. give. me. a. break.

:puke:

[SlavesandBulldozers]

2. poppy?

huh?

[hippiechick]

9. ... he was in the CIA ... drug smuggling ... Afghanistan ... Poppies ...

Get it now ?

[SlavesandBulldozers]

15. ah! now it makes sense.

lol

[Greeby]

3. I'm already on the verge of puking for real

Could do without "Beautiful Mind" Bar on my screen :puke:

[politicaholic]

4. Was the pic of her really necessary man?

I mean, come on, now I'll have to spend the next hour reminding myself that I'm attracted to women...thanks a lot!

[LSparkle]

11. LOL!

:rofl:

[murielm99]

14. Yeah, that was pretty bad.

And I'm making dinner. I might not be able to eat.

There are so many beautiful older women. Not her. I guess her inside shows on the outside. It makes me glad I am NOT attracted to women!

[Virginia Dare]

5. O...M...F...G....

I'm going to hurl :puke:

[Divernan]

6. That was the night the devil went down to Connecticut!

Think how terrific our world would be if they'd never met! ! !

[fooj]

7. Evil bitch.

Is Aleister Crowley the father of Barbara Bush? Even she may not know for certain; indeed, I have no way of knowing whether she has ever been told that this possibility exists. However, more than one person has noted the resemblance -- and this resemblance is not just physical. Many will recall the former First Lady's haughty and thoughtless remarks in the aftermath of the Katrina disaster. Those "in the know" were reminded of Aleister Crowley's similar reaction to the loss of life which occurred during the ascent of Kangchanjunga, an expedition he commanded: "This is precisely the sort of thing with which I have no sympathy whatsoever."

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http://cannonfire.blogspot.com/

Check this out. Scroll down to the bottom and read to your heart's content. Pretty interesting stuff.

Peace.

[JeffR]

8. You should have put a warning in the thread title

that I would have to look at that wizened hag's horrifying visage. I'd comment further but I have to go gouge out my eyes with a garden trowel.

:banghead:

[CrazyOrangeCat]

12. pass the trowel, dude.

:puke:

[LSparkle]

10. I'm reading "Bush On The Couch" and this is typical

She just makes up "her own reality" ... just like her blasted son.

[ozymandius]

13. I am going to vomit.

There. All done. Much better now.

[complain jane]

16. "Poppy"?