Dec 23 2006
OTA Weekend- Dilbert explains elections and Christmas wishes from LSU
First, Dilbert summarizes elections in America.
Next, two Christmas wishes from LSU, both frm Pat Benatar. Enjoy.
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4 Responses to “OTA Weekend- Dilbert explains elections and Christmas wishes from LSU”
So was Dean Logan running elections for Dilbert and his Co-workers too?
By the way’ you’ve been tagged for the Christmas Meme. For details go <a href="http://perrinelson.com/viewpost.aspx?postID=328">here</a>.
Christmas all around the world, Iraqi victims of Saddam get the best news and present they could get during this time…..
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Iraq’s highest appeals court on Tuesday upheld Saddam Hussein’s death sentence and said he must be hanged within 30 days for the killing of 148 Shiites in the central city of Dujail.
The sentence "must be implemented within 30 days," chief judge Aref Shahin said. "From tomorrow, any day could be the day of implementation."
http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/12/26/D8M8LMV00.html
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