Hey *.. Wake Up! Someone is talking to you. pic -->>

[Kadie]

Doesn't it look like he is sleeping? I wonder if he started to snore....




President Bush, right, listens to Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo speak, Wednesday, March 29, 2006, as they met in the Oval Office at the White House. President Bush said Wednesday that he appreciates the government of Nigeria's work to apprehend Charles Taylor, Africa's most renowned warlord who used to lead Liberia. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)

[MadMaddie]

1. Aw it's just a black Nigerian dressed up in funny clothes...

no need to pay attention...not important..:sarcasm:

[yellowcanine]

2. Jeebus. He is staring at his hands folded on his lap. What is so

interesting about his hands. How rude. Can anyone imagine Clinton doing this? Or even Reagan?

[AndyA]

3. He probably hates having to pay attention to people with skin that isn't

white Republican. They're of a different class, dontcha know. Inferior. He doesn't want to expose his beautiful mind to such things. :rofl:

Edit: Looked good on first review, reread and it didn't make sense... :eyes:

[Warpy]

4. Yeah, and besides, that guy is wearing a DRESS

and you all know what THAT means.

[SledDriver]

5. Nigeria'a president probably has a better command of the English

language than shrub does, with a larger vocabulary, and can complete a sentence.

[ClayZ]

6. I think he took "two", and is nodding out!

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Ten Bucks he's humming the theme to "Green Acres" n/t

[johnnie]

8. Umm, sorry..

But Barney was on past 7 and he stayed up to watch. Cut him some slack!

[BringEmOn]

9. ...he's braggin' about his size an' I forgot to wear my codpiece.

[peacetalksforall]

10. Did you hear Salazar on WJ? They were talking about an hour meeting

with George yesterday (?). Turns out George met with some congresspeople and when asked what he said, Salazar said he mostly listened. Praise be the listener.

[zbdent]

11. hell, that's more believable that he's asleep

than the pic of Bill & Hillary (along with the others in the congregation) "sleeping" during a moment of prayer in the Coretta Scott King funeral . . .