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With A Straight Face
by Paul • October 24, 2004 • 11:55 AM • Comments: 2
From this morning’s New York Times:
“Mr. Bush used all the trappings of the presidency to generate enthusiasm and dominate Florida's airwaves. In the morning, in the first of four scheduled appearances in the state, Mr. Bush swept over a crowd of 12,000. As his helicopter, Marine One, landed in a jammed stadium, the music from “Top Gun,” the movie about a risk-taking Navy pilot, blared over the loudspeakers. And it wasn't just any stadium: It was the field where the Boston Red Sox—hometown team of his rival—play their spring training games.”
So was it “Highway to the Danger Zone”? Or did Karl think “Take My Breath Away” more appropriate?
Comments
anne on October 24, 2004 1:39 PM
gosh, almost all of them are funny if you think about it in the right context. "lead me on"? "great balls of fire"?
claudia on October 25, 2004 12:53 PM
Anne bid me send you here...
