Tariq Aziz in Custody

Reason Staff | 4.24.2003 6:25 AM

Ha'aretz says he turned himself in. Does that mean he gets to keep the personalized eight of spades?

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PoliBlogger 23 years ago

Maybe he could sell autographed copies on ebay to pay for his legal expenses.
Mike Barnacle 23 years ago

Maybe he could sell autographed copies on ebay to pay for his legal expenses.
Steve 23 years ago

Now for something completely different:

OK. Would you rather surrender to American troops? Or be found by angry Iraqis?
Jim N 23 years ago

I think the record is six postings of the same comment on a thread regarding campaign finance reform.
Dizzie 23 years ago

Look, guys, go light on the trigger, will ya? It takes time for the server to swallow a load. One click should be enough. Thanks.
geophile 23 years ago

Hey, sometimes the connection stalls.

P.S. Maybe he could sell autographed copies on ebay to pay for his legal expenses.
joe 23 years ago

re: multiple postings

Thomas Jefferson said, "He who..." blah blah blah

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