MICHAEL MOORE ANAGRAMS:Liar, come homeMoo!
MICHAEL MOORE ANAGRAMS:
Liar, come home
Moo! I’m a lecher!
Oh, more malice
Me? I’m ole roach
MICHAEL MOORE ANAGRAMS:
Liar, come home
Moo! I’m a lecher!
Oh, more malice
Me? I’m ole roach
UDAY ANAGRAM: I could come up with only one decent anagram for Uday Hussein:
U.S. say die, hun!
BOOING THE BOOERS: Michael Moore’s first reaction to the booing of his speech was to tell reporters that it was five loud guys doing all the booing. Apparently somebody has showed him a tape that clearly shows the reality: that boos were filling the hall. So he has a new theory now: a couple of guys were booing, and then a large group of people “booed the booers.” Yes, you heard right: “the majority in the balcony — who were in support of my remarks — started booing the booers.” That’s really what he said; I promise I am not making this up.
SADDAM ANAGRAMS: I spent some time tonight trying to generate Saddam anagrams and came up mostly empty. A lot of entries used a common vulgar three-letter word for the hindmost portion of the anatomy and perhaps ought not be repeated. Here are a couple of the other anagrams for Saddam Hussein:
U.S. said: End sham!
Sad USA ends him
He is as sand mud
Shade U.N. sadism
End Saudi shams
E-BOMB: A friend and I have been asking each other for the past couple of days: why isn’t the U.S. just taking out Iraqi TV? Well, we finally have.
Query whether Al-Jazeera broadcast television from Qatar is still accessible by the Iraqi population. If so, Iraqis will still see our POWs being humiliated, and Saddam Hussein could still get a tape to them. But at least we’re making it tougher for Saddam to get his propaganda out. Now what is bad about that?
CELEBRITY BOOING REVISITED: I may have been wrong below about the Hollywood celebrities booing Michael “Moore-on.” This article in the Weekly Standard convincingly argues that the booing actually came not from the celebrities in the orchestra section — who were shown on the screen sitting on their hands — but rather from the balcony, where the rabble (normal people, in other words) are allowed to sit. This explains why you heard a lot of booing, but didn’t see anyone booing (because the camera never shows the normals).
I didn’t even realize they had a separate section for the normals. Chalk it up to my ignorance of the Oscars.
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