And When Did He Know It?

Tim Cavanaugh | 4.15.2004 9:01 AM

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thoreau 23 years ago

I liked "That's My Bush"!
Matt Welch 23 years ago

So did I.
Doc 23 years ago

The best parts of "That's my Bush!" were the ads showing him and Laura doing reenactments of classic TV openings (like Lavern&Shirley but with secret service agents).

Having him give a cat a douche was *priceless*.
joe 23 years ago

Ah, Hainan Island. Remember when that counted as an international crisis?

Does anyone remember the SNL sketch, with the one marine on the ride along trying to convince the Air Force personnel to stage an uprising?

"Didn't any of you take basic training?"
"I ran through some tires once."

"How many of them can there be?"
"Uhhh, a billion?"
Douglas Fletcher 23 years ago

Yeah, that one was brilliant. I think Al Franken wrote it.

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