Over 200 florists from around the country soon will visit the U.S. capital, working day and night to arrange flowers for President Bush's second inauguration Jan. 20.
"This year, they really want a very elegant, sophisticated look," said Jennifer Sparks, the society's vice president of marketing.
Bush will be inaugurated amid more than 100 varieties of flowers -- 250,000 in all and 70,000 roses alone -- from the United States, Europe and Latin America, Sparks said.
EVERYONE MUST KNEEL BEFORE THE EMPEROR AT HIS JAN. 20 CORONATION.
THE EMPEROR WILL BE PRESENTED WITH GIFTS OF GOLD, FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH!!
Duke
2005-01-09 08:38:16 EST
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 07:25:48 -0600, JOE <JOE@ARGH.NET> wrote:
>News from The Society of American Florists > >Over 200 florists from around the country soon will visit the U.S. >capital, working day and night to arrange flowers for President Bush's >second inauguration Jan. 20. > >"This year, they really want a very elegant, sophisticated look," said >Jennifer Sparks, the society's vice president of marketing. > >Bush will be inaugurated amid more than 100 varieties of flowers -- >250,000 in all and 70,000 roses alone -- from the United States, >Europe and Latin America, Sparks said. > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >EVERYONE MUST KNEEL BEFORE THE EMPEROR AT HIS JAN. 20 CORONATION. > >THE EMPEROR WILL BE PRESENTED WITH GIFTS OF GOLD, FRANKINCENSE AND >MYRRH!!
It is only proper for the American people that freely elected him to want to do that.
Welcome back, Mr. President.
duke
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Williams
2005-01-09 11:06:04 EST
do you use salt and pepper when you eat bush's shit or no?
L*@aol.com
2005-01-09 11:54:19 EST
Must be all those roses left that didn't get thrown at our troops by grateful Iraqis.
T_Hull
2005-01-09 13:07:06 EST
In article <1105286764.848322.204240@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, "Williams" <c-williams3@lycos.com> wrote:
> do you use salt and pepper when you eat bush's shit or no?
bush has been shitting on the world for the past 4+ years.
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Jez
2005-01-09 13:18:16 EST
JOE wrote: > News from The Society of American Florists > > Over 200 florists from around the country soon will visit the U.S. > capital, working day and night to arrange flowers for President Bush's > second inauguration Jan. 20. > > "This year, they really want a very elegant, sophisticated look," said > Jennifer Sparks, the society's vice president of marketing. > > Bush will be inaugurated amid more than 100 varieties of flowers -- > 250,000 in all and 70,000 roses alone -- from the United States, > Europe and Latin America, Sparks said. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > EVERYONE MUST KNEEL BEFORE THE EMPEROR AT HIS JAN. 20 CORONATION. > > THE EMPEROR WILL BE PRESENTED WITH GIFTS OF GOLD, FRANKINCENSE AND > MYRRH!! > > > Sick !
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Paul Harper
2005-01-09 13:47:01 EST
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 18:18:16 +0000, Jez <iced_spear@NODAMNSPAMpipex.com> wrote:
Well, he spent a half a billion dollars buying the election, another 50mil or so on the inauguration is hardly noticable....
Paul.
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Jls
2005-01-09 13:52:12 EST
I really don't have a problem with this, other than it would be nice if they announced some sort of toning down, however minor, and giving instead to the Tsunami relief. Other than that, the inauguration is a wonderful event and a chance to celebrate the continuation of the US democratic process. The peaceful passage of power the US has enjoyed since it's creation is something to be very proud of.
So I don't begrudge the celebration, I just wish I could leave town while it's happening this year.
janet
T_Hull
2005-01-09 13:54:23 EST
In article <SLSdnZelP8HX4HzcRVn-3Q@comcast.com>, jls <jscott0113@comcast.net> wrote:
> I really don't have a problem with this, other than it would be nice if > they announced some sort of toning down, however minor, and giving > instead to the Tsunami relief. Other than that, the inauguration is a > wonderful event and a chance to celebrate the continuation of the US > democratic process.
Is that what we call it now?
> The peaceful passage of power the US has enjoyed > since it's creation is something to be very proud of.
Keep telling yourself that
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Joe
2005-01-09 14:09:11 EST
jls wrote: > I really don't have a problem with this, other than it would be nice if > they announced some sort of toning down, however minor, and giving > instead to the Tsunami relief. Other than that, the inauguration is a > wonderful event and a chance to celebrate the continuation of the US > democratic process. The peaceful passage of power the US has enjoyed > since it's creation is something to be very proud of.
Yes it is something to be proud of. Beginning with Washington, we've set the standard for the civilized world when it comes to represenative government. Kudos to the generations of Americans who have ensured that peaceful transfers of power are the rule, and not the exception.