Saturday, May 18th. The Weekend Edition of William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day.

[Aristus]

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"...a scurvy politician, seem to
see the things thou dost not."

King Lear, Act IV, Scene 6, Lines 173-174.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. And scurvy he is too....I loathe him.

Thank you, my dear Aristus, for this incisive quote and picture.

You and Will are unbeatable!

[Aristus]

2. Thanks, CalPeg.

Before he left for Stratford, Will called Darryl Issa a 'lump of foul deformity', and told me to 'blister that varlet's buttocks, mate!'

So I did...

[Lady Freedom Returns]

3. Bravo!

I wish to raise my stein to the Bard and his comrade!

[Aristus]

4. When Will gets back from Warwickshire, LFR,

I'm sure he'll do the same for you in return.

He may even present you with a sonnet, or perhaps a less than family-friendly ode...

I told you, he likes the ladies. That rumor about the Earl of Southampton notwithstanding...

[Lady Freedom Returns]

5. I will be waiting with bated breath!

[Aristus]

6. You think you have baited breath now,

just wait until he recites that ode for you...

[Lady Freedom Returns]

7. .

[Aristus]

8. I'm sure I'll have fun watching him do it...

It will probably begin something like this: "Hold me ale, Robert, lad, and watch this!:

ME DEAREST LADY LIBERTY COMING BACK ANON!!!"

[Lady Freedom Returns]

9. Yeah!!!

[Lady Freedom Returns]

12. Will back yet?

[femmocrat]

10. And he is the scurviest of the lot!

Thanks, Aristus and Wil!

[love_katz]

11. Great line, and perfect match, except...

I like Will's description, 'lump of foul deformity' better.

I always look forward to these on Caturday.

Cheers to you and Will.

[Aristus]

13. Thank you, love_katz!

[Aristus]

14. Kick for Sunday.

[livetohike]

15. Truer words were never spoken!! Thanks Will and Aristus

I lived in Issa's CD for six years and worked on two campaigns to unseat him. It will be a happy day when that occurs.