Did Dick Scarf Caviar at George's Valentine Soiree? ---pix->>>

[Stephanie]

Do these freaks have any idea how heartless and elitist and selfish they appear?

"Let them eat caviar" - Pickles Bush.

How can we find out if Dick and Lynne were there?









President Bush and first lady Laura Bush arrive at the entertainment portion of a Valentines Day Social Dinner in the East Room of the White House in Washington Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2006. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060215/480/2c0fc4511cd543118bd2ac6e39ae4e8c





A close-up of President Bush's monogrammed boots that he was wearing at a black tie Valentine's Day Social Dinner in the East Room of the White House in Washington Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2006. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)



Broadway singer Michael Feinstein laughs after trying to show a dance move as President Bush says he would not dance with him in front of the cameras at a Valentine's Day Social Dinner in the East Room of the White House in Washington Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2006. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

Before Feinstein played, the Bushes and their guests enjoyed what the White House called a "social dinner" in the State Dining Room.

The annual dinner used to be casual, with just a handful of close friends in the Bushes' private quarters at the White House residence. But last year's switch to a black-tie affair in the mansion's marble-floored and gilded state rooms, though not the kind of party the president is known to prefer, was part of Mrs. Bush's second-term goal of stepping the entertaining up a notch.

The menu included a tasting of American caviar; rack of lamb and vegetables for the main course; and, for dessert, baked camembert and a puff pastry called "The Lovebirds" — accompanied by the newly hip rose champagne.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060215/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_valentine_4

[Roland99]

1. Take off the makeup and they'd look like Faces of Meth.

[Straight Shooter]

2. Look at those two buffoons. Xanax Laura is popping out of her dress.

And the right wing was upset because they thought Teresa didn't have "class." :eyes:

[Cleita]

3. So the President and his old lady can have a wonderful time

while ignoring the Katrina victims being thrown out of their hotels and soldiers being killed overseas in what will probably go down in history as the worst planned war ever. How very Christian of them.

[Punkingal]

4. Where does she get her clothes?

No wonder her daughters dress like they do, with her as an example. That dress is tacky, and makes her look like she weighs 200 pounds.

[CatWoman]

7. I've seen her in that dress before

completely unflattering.

[Stephanie]

5. Why did he refuse to dance with Michael Feinstein?

I think his homophobia is showing.

[FSogol]

6. Why did they take the Saint out of St. Valentine's Day?

Alert the freep-media!

[CatWoman]

8. Is it me

or are those boots completely tacky?

and ugly?

[jane_pippin]

9. Those boots are obscene.

Are those his fancy Presidential Seal boots, do you think? How insecure is this knob?

[Stephanie]

12. They're idiotic

He looks like a five year old dressed up for a wedding.

[jane_pippin]

15. Lol! He's just missing his superman cape! n/t

[SillyGoose]

10. Laura wore that dress before. Maybe one of the inauguration balls?

I'm not sure which event it was, but I distinctly remember that dress.

[Little Star]

16. That was my first reaction

Not that I think it's wrong to wear a dress twice. I just have never noticed any other first lady do that.

[Avalux]

18. It's wrong to wear that dress twice - UGLY. n/t

[Swamp Rat]

11. Heh! In the last pic he looks like a crappy Vegas lounge singer

"Star wars, nothing but star wars... If they should bar wars, oh won't you let these star wars stay...." :D

[foreverdem]

13. WTF?

Who taught these two how to dress? I don't know which is worse, that hideous dress or those ridiculous looking boots.

[Stephanie]

14. What is worse is their abiding belief that they are royalty

[Twist_U_Up]

17. Can you hear that ???

I think its the buttons on her blouse screaming for someone to release the tension.