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In reply to the discussion: Sunday's Doonesbury- Bushwhacking [View all]world wide wally
(21,836 posts)18. I got to flip off Nixon once
I was a cab driver in Chicago and his helicopter landed at Miegs Field by the lakefront. I had taken a couple of his "groupies" there to greet him. I stayed there to wait for a fare back to downtown and Nixons motorcade drove by. He was waving to all of his adoring fans from the back seat of his limo and as he looked right at me. My moment in the. sun came and my middle finger went up. (Almost like a reflex action). Then I got the a patented scowl. I just wish I had a camera at that moment. That was a moment I will always cherish.
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The freezing temperature was only bearable because of the jubulant millions! Memory for a
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2015
#34
We managed to get to the rear of the Capital as the Bush's helicopter took off. We **saluted** his
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2015
#41
Aha! Trudeau drew his first editorial toon about Bush in the Yale Daily News in 1967!
herding cats
Jan 2015
#23
1967 was the year fuzzy b was branding people at Yale. Emphasis on them, b.ut they are writing
jtuck004
Jan 2015
#15
By now, I imagine he's had to set aside an entire file cabinet exclusively for them.
Buns_of_Fire
Jan 2015
#40