Here’s the audio of this week’s episode of Wheels Up! with Bill Meyer over at KMED FM in Medford, OR! We talked about being carded to buy Bic lighters as well as some car stuff, too:
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Living proof that kindly Uncle Adolf, in his youthful days as an itinerant painter, totally blew away America’s Retarded Chimp in artistic ability:
‘Bush was visiting Emma E. Booker Elementary School in Sarasota, Florida, on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, sitting with a class of second-graders during a reading exercise. He had already been told that a plane had struck the World Trade Center, an incident initially thought to be an accident, when White House Chief of Staff ‘Andrew Card’ entered the classroom and leaned toward the president’s right ear.
“A second plane hit the second tower,” ‘Card’ [a truncated form of ‘Cardin’] told him. “America is under attack.”
‘Bush’s expression changed. But he stayed in his chair for roughly seven more minutes as the children finished reading “The Pet Goat.”
‘Now Bush has painted it himself. The former president posted the image Friday, on the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, part of a new collection of ‘paintings’ [sic, LOL] revisiting the day.’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/09/11/years-bush-was-mocked-this-911-moment-now-hes-painted-it/
Let’s hope the talentless twerp, who belongs in a cage for his war crimes, is tormented for the rest of his days.
He loved that war just like a girlfriend
But every good thing, it comes to an end
Now he just sits in his room all day
Painting every scene he ever played
— John Hiatt, Perfectly Good Guitar (1993)