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07:31 June 2nd, 2008

Papa John’s? Me ‘n’ Ernie want a million pizzas!

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Posted by: Robert Basler
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Quick quiz: In this photo, a cadet is…

  • playing the oldest practical joke in the book: “It’s for you, Mr. President!”
  • helping Bush leave a voice mail drafting Scott McClellan.
  • having Bush call his Latin professor a “big fat poo-poo head”
  • dumping his fiancée by having Bush say, “I need Ernie for a secret mission!”

bush-crop-360.jpgPresident George Bush talks on cellphone handed to him by a cadet during Air Force Academy graduation in Colorado Springs, Colorado May 28, 2008. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

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June 2nd, 2008
1:42 pm GMT

Clearly, the cadet called a “love connection” for Mr. Bush. Otherwise, why would “love” be the secret word today?

- Posted by Fortunalee
June 2nd, 2008
11:05 pm GMT

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