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...seem so life-like at times is that the President can't help interjecting a little of his own banter, swerving the conversation into odd corners. He even at times has a comedian's good timing. When one young college student describes the return on Social Security as "didley-poo," Bush interjects: "it's a financial term." Audiences love his Shriner-style quips. He says to a funeral parlor owner: "I'm not going to ask you how business is." When one speaker finishes, he throws in a self-deprecating one-liner: "Pretty darn articulate. I could use some lessons...
Presentations sped forward with the verve of a variety show, thanks to “Miss Sweetie-poo,” a nine-year-old girl in a flowered dress who said, “Please stop—I’m bored,” repeatedly until long-winded speakers brought their oratory to a halt...
...Angeles Lakers have learned not to try in the regular season. They’ll just put it together come playoff time. What’s that, Shaqqy-poo? You hurt your binkie? Sure, take 20 games off. It doesn’t matter—we’ll just finish with a No. 5 seed and then win when it counts...
Better yet, too bad he’s not a specimen like Eric Westerfield, the Crimson’s defensive lines coach. McBurney’s eyes light up as he talks about the 30-something Grand Poo-bah of the Bench, who one-upped ALL the defensive linemen days ago. McBurney swears he saw Westerfield put up an easy...
...called the assembly of deans, professors and administrators “a circus tent full of poo-bahs and elephants and charlatans...