Bush Looking Gnarly Without Makeup >>>

[Stephanie]

Usually they have it plastered on thick for the cameras.




http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/050315/photos_bs_afp/050315070433_8w5dh6rw_photo0

[Catfight]

1. His nose looks detachable. A new toy, Dan Quayle Potatoe Head. nt

[snippy]

7. Probably because of the variable length as shown here.

[sui generis]

2. can't do much about the lizard lips

or the cocaine-and-alcohol rosacea or the atavistic chimpanzee forehead wrinkles.

[im10ashus]

3. Bush looking gnarly without makeup

Tales from the crypt.

[aden_nak]

4. I still think he makes those faces to distract from his receeding hairline

[Frances]

5. Gnarly

It's interesting that you used this word. I read a book review by Carolyn See (Washington Post) who said no one uses the word gnarly. Well, obviously she's wrong.

I think it's a great word to describe a worried-looking Shrub.

[Stephanie]

6. umm, why did she say that?

what was she referring to?

[Frances]

8. See was writing a book review of "Do You Speak American?"

by Robert MacNeil and William Cran.

See says the authors "write of 'gnarly' as though the word were still in common use...."

The San Jose Mercury News picked up this Washington Post book review on Feb. 6, 2005. I just got around to reading the book reviews last night.

Actually, I've never particularly liked See's book reviews. And I like the word and thinks it suits the picture.

[earth mom]

10. I LOVE the word GNARLY. I use it alot...

maybe it's a geographical word...I'm from Southern California originally and now that I've moved to another state, there are many words that were commonplace there that no one uses here.

For what it's worth....my .02

[City Lights]

9. I always look forward to the chimpy pictures you post, Stephanie.

:thumbsup:

[Sparkly]

11. I think they still did his eyebrows, though. n/t

[VOX]

12. It's almost spring, and the gin blossoms are breaking out...

* is either on heavy meds, or is hitting the sauce big-time. Or both.