Reading???

[existentialist]

On Saturday, President Bush went on a bike ride. According to news reports, his schedule also included "a nap, some fishing, and some reading."1

1. "Bush defends ignoring protest," Cox News Service, August 14, 2005


Pray tell, who would have thought our fearless leader had it in him to actually READ?

So the question of interest becomes,

WHAT WAS HIS READING MATERIAL?

My guess: That he finally got around to finishing "MY Pet Goat" after he was so rudely interrupted.

Any other guesses?

[Midlodemocrat]

1. Anything by Dr. Seuss.

He likes rhymes.

[opihimoimoi]

5. Read? They so full of BS it boggles the mind

That don show one iota of evidence he reads.

When asked...a long time ago re reading...he responded by saying he reads the bible...that was so LAME...then he says, Jesus is his fave philosopher, another Lame answer...

That man don't hunt much less read. The Pubs chose an Ignorant Person to lead this Nation...

we pay a steep price....just like many other historical Nations...

[existentialist]

6. I think you have just unfairly insulted

The work of Dr. Seuss.

I'm half serious. I like Dr. Suess. At one point in my life I noted that the last five books I had read were.


Plato's Republic
Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov
Al Franken's Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot
a work on Chaos Theory the author of which I cannot remember, and

Dr. Seuss' One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish


(I'm kind of kidding, but I'm kind of telling the truth.)

[LastKnight]

2. so uh, wheres the work on this 'working vacation'?

if hes got time to do all these things but not work, surley he is looking for time to kill, maybe hang out with a few people in the area, i know there are certianally a few people nearby that would like to get his attention...

[Crankie Avalon]

3. "The Fart Book"? I understand it's the only book at the family estate...

...in Kennebunkport. Maybe his mother and her beautiful mind loaned him the family heirloom copy?

[tjwmason]

4. What's your problem with Reading?

It's a town just down the road from me (sort of). But I have to admit that it has a great many problems - and is generally to be avoided.

[dajoki]

8. Reading, PA?

is trouble from what i've seen. 50 miles from me.

[tjwmason]

9. Reading, Berkshire (in U.K.)

Where Oscar Wilde was imprisoned - and wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol (though that's far from the only thing bad about Reading).

[dajoki]

10. wrong country LOL

but our reading, also in berkshire county(no doubt named after yours)is also a place to avoid.:toast:

[dajoki]

7. did he fall off the bike again?

LOL:rofl: