Word: brisket
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Every real American knows that," Brisket agreed...
...Golf?" asked Brisket...
...That's foolish," said Brisket, out of patience. Then he added, "Sorry. No offense intended. I just meant...
...look here," said Brisket, "three lousy ski seasons in a row, then the banks all catch cold, and the legislature starts talking about broad-based taxes. Then of course we get gypsy moths. We gotta have candidates." Brisket values the two-party system that fills his motel with political staffers...
...Really good guys," Brisket told me in 1988. "That Jesse Jackson, he bought me pie a la mode. I respect that man." But now the Fool was saying that the Democrats knew they couldn't beat Bush in '92. "Whaddya mean?" Graftwell said, trying to sound encouraging. "The Prez could lose. Four days out of seven, he's an empty suit. Ay-yuh, if it wasn't for Noriega and Saddam Hussein and them two wars, nobody but William Safire would know which one's Bush and which one's Quayle...