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These aren’t beets
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By Fort Collins
Staff Reporter
DAVENPORT, IA — Lester Squeets is madder than a wet hen. Ask him why and the 73-year-old grower turns red. Beet red. “These aren’t beets, they’re carrots. If I wanted carrots, I would have planted carrots.”
Things at the Squeets household haven’t been the same since nephew Carl “Stringbean” Squeets and Paris Hilton called it quits after three months of marriage. “First, the breakup. Then the rabies shots after the ferret bit Stringbean. And now this.” Holding up a bunch of carrots, Squeets shakes his head. “We’ll get through it. We always do.” |
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| Tripped over Kerry’s flip-flops? |
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By Dorothy Collins
Staff Reporter
WASHINGTON, DC — Pointing to
the Band-Aid on his chin, President
Bush joked with reporters at a hastily
called news conference that yes,
he had been taking it on the chin
during the election campaign, but
“this is ridiculous.” When asked if
it’s true he’d just fallen off a turnip
truck as the Kerry campaign was
alleging, his mood turned somber.
“There are no turnip trucks within a
hundred miles of the nation’s capital,” said the President, “and Senator
Kerry knows it. The fact is, I tripped over the flip-flops Senator Kerry left
on the pool deck at the Holiday Inn in Bethesda. I know it. He knows it.
And now the American people know it.”
When learning of Bush’s remarks, Kerry, at a campaign stop in
Albuquerque, denied wearing flip-flops, and “even if I did, I’d never leave
them on a pool deck at the Holiday Inn. I only stay at Marriott’s.” |
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