Oct
11th
2005
all-encompassingly’s Favorite Loon
That this dude runs a country with nukes is scary enough…but that his fashion advisor lets hime wear those sunglasses…yikes!
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You mean he has a fashion advisor… I was just hoping it was his craziness that was dressing him, but it is even worse if the craziness carries on to the fashion advisor. Next thing you know, he will be sporting one of those goofy hats with the big ears, saying “go ahead, make fun of me. I dare you…”
haven’t you ever seen those glasses before? its the kind you wear when you are testing a-bombs. fashion meets practicality, with a twist of radiation: i like it.
No one has commented about the hair–oh, the hair.
People….people…please…
The worst thing here are his clothes! Look at them, what there is of them! Some kind of suit that doesn’t require anything underneath!?!
Well, maybe he is what I like to call a “trend-setter.” The next generation is going to go crazy over this stuff!!
I don’t know what all you people are complaining about. At least he’s trying to be a stylish dictator, something like Darth Vader, with his black. Personally, I think Star Wars would have done much better if we could also see into Vader’s Bosom, as it were. What this Mr. I’m Kill Jung needs is an ancient battle helmet to complement is modern Nuke Glasses. Then, if we had our Star Wars rocket-repelling network (and Reagan really failed us on that one), we could have us some real Star Wars going on with Mr. I’m Kill Jung. And that would be the best way to sell wars against evil dictators, just make it like Star Wars. Bushie’s PR people have it all wrong, not taking that approach.
dude:
blog about this Newsweek article … see:
http://new-demosthenes.blogspot.com/2005/10/american-home-grown-religion-young.html
it looks like MSNBC is linking to the blogs that do-
See, e.g., here:
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7681925/site/newsweek/?articleid=9630255
(Heh. I do one post on my new blog & get linked by MSNBC - woo hoo!)
-demosthenes