Oh boy.

WASHINGTON - Vice President Dick Cheney is assuming the powers of the presidency for the second time in five years while President Bush undergoes a medical procedure. Bush planned to hand over authority to Cheney on Saturday before the president goes under anesthesia to receive a routine colonoscopy — a test to look for potential cancer.
I'm a little pressed for time this morning, so maybe you're better off making your own jokes. Here are the circumstances:
1 - A president who bears a striking resemblance to a pertinent body part.
2 - An equally (or perhaps moreso) striking resemblance to the Vice President.
3 - A doctor with his finger up Bush's ass.
4 - Cheney in the Oval Office.
5 - Names like Bush and Dick are involved.
Ready?
Go.

Comments

Ladyred said…
Oh yea I meant to do a post on REALLY wanting to know that the President was going to get a colostomy, colonoscopy, or whatever it was. That's just TMI. I didn't want to hear about my dad's (which he LOVES to tell me for some damn reason, I guess because he thought it was going to be awful and it wasn't) so what reason do these idiots in the media, in government, think I may want to know about anyone else's medical procedures?

Oh yea, I got this website www.mapmyrun.com from a girl who races in my SparkPeople group. Didn't know if you heard about it, might want to, even care. But I was able to map out my beach route and determine the mileage. It's so cool so far!
July 21, 2007 at 8:41 PM
bananas62 said…
I'm thinking about the wise ass cracks you'd make...if you had the time... hee hee hee hee.... lmao!!!
July 22, 2007 at 12:46 AM
Anonymous said…
Y'know, I knew he was having that scope done but I forgot that CHENEY would be assuming the presidency while he was recouping or whatever. WTF.

I'm glad it's Sunday and everything is over with. Good Lord.
July 22, 2007 at 4:35 PM
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