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European love equals revenge?
by DaphneinAmserdam
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People, European tourists who come over to throw around their euro's don't do that out of spite or revenge. They love America! We Europeans love America... we love the culture, the juicyness, the grandeur, the larger-than-life hightened sense of reality, the real life decor whe already recognize from endless reruns of tv shows, starting from the days of old. Oh yes. We got Frank Marino and Mary-Beth Lacey engraved upon our souls as much as the next person.

Anything to get away from our gravitas.

That Hemingway and Gertrude Stein threw their money around in Europe once upon a time, well... more power to them. Who cares?

We also pay homage to the men that liberated us from nazism.

We do not, however, like people to start wars that have no justification and who suck half the world into a doomed project.

Anybody from mainland Europe who tells you he does not like the US or American culture either lies, or lies.

Pssssst . . ..
by run75441

DaphneinAmserdam:

I got a really great deal on a bridge in Brooklyn, I can let you have cheap. Its old but still very usable. Mostly steel and iron with granite cassions. Original cost $15 million in 1866. I can let you have it for 15 million Euros. Such a steal!!!

Of course buy more and welcome to America! Don't mind the bombastic and war-mongering president, He may be looking for country to live in exile soon. If you are from France, I know they take in quite a few exiles. We would offer you Boy-George Bush as your first American exile.

I hope you enjoy your trip and make sure you hit Manhattan, a truly great place to walk around with a beautiful woman.

George Bush Not The First American Exile...
by LeRoy_Was_Here

Run says: We would offer you Boy-George Bush as your first American exile.

LeRoy: George W. Bush would certainly not be the first American exile to go live in France. Especially the beautiful city of Paris. During the 1920s and 1930s, there was a veritable exodus of black American jazz musicians who decided that France was really a much nicer place to live than America, with all of the ugly racism that was prevalent in our country at that time. France welcomed them, whereas in America they could not even eat in the same restaurants as the whites did.

Re: George Bush Not The First American Exile...
by PhilfromCalifornia

He'll probably make a beeline for Paraguay. He's too dumb to realize that we have an extradition agreement with Paraguay. Of course, it might be more fun to put him through the justice system there.

Bought A Bunch Of Land Down There, Didn't He?
by LeRoy_Was_Here

As I recall, Paraguay was a hospitable place for former Nazis who had somehow escaped the long arm of international law.

Alfredo Stroessner (spelling?) had a kind of fondness for Nazi ideology.

George may possibly be aware of that. Perhaps his grandfather Prescott told him.

Will Richard D. Cheney be joining him on his Paraguayan ranch?

Or does he have some other secret burrow he's going to squirrel himself away in?

Re: George Bush Not The First American Exile...
by run75441

Leroy:

seems to me that they weren't chased out of the country except for that James Earl Jones character, ahhhh "Jack Johnson." Anyhoo, Boy-George Bush ain't black or African American. So, me thinks my offer is legit.

The only issue that would remain is if they would allow him to eat in the same restauant as the natives. He may have to enter through the back door.

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