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George W. Bush Needs a Bathroom Break

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:lol:

 

great picture

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QUOTE(Kid Gleason @ Sep 15, 2005 -> 12:27 PM)
That's pretty funny.  :D

That's Google-bombing and the blogosphere for you. "Miserable failure" does the same thing.

QUOTE(Kid Gleason @ Sep 15, 2005 -> 02:27 PM)
That's pretty funny.  :D

 

Mr. Moore is a close second :lolhitting

 

BTW, it appears the picture may have been photoshopped

Doesn't matter. Still funny.

Wilking shot about 200 images and sent two memory cards to the press room at the U.N., where Hershorn was working. Hershorn looked at the images on a computer and initially decided not to send any of them.

 

But a few hours later, he started to wonder about a note that Bush was seen writing in three of the pictures. Out of curiosity, he zoomed in to see if he could read it.

 

Once he saw what it said, Hershorn decided the note was interesting and worth publishing. The white parts of the picture were overexposed, so a Reuters processor used Photoshop to burn down the note. This is a standard practice for news photos, Hershorn says, and the picture was not manipulated in any other way.

 

http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/newswire/arti...t_id=1001137642

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