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Unable to come to terms with retirement?

Jacques Chirac's Maltese terrier has bitten his master several times since leaving office; he has been 'retired' to a farm
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02-10-2009, 06:42 PM
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He probably needed someone to take him for some nice long walks.
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You'd have thought that since his 'master' had so much time on his hands he would have got lots of walks and attention. Hope the little dog is having a great life now.
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Some people eh! Bet they never looked after the dog themselves and had people running around doing it all for them!

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Chelsea Clinton's cat Socks lost his job as White House cat after the election, and retired ...recently went to the Bridge.
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Its probably better off on the farm..Think I would bite him too!!!!
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I wonder who looks after the new presidents dog ?
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Mrs Obama is in charge of walking him, the President handles the poop-scooping! Truly!
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Mrs Obama is in charge of walking him, the President handles the poop-scooping! Truly!
Are you far from the White House Eileen?
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About a 15 minute bus ride away. But I worked 2 blocks away for 15 years when our offices were at 15th & Pennsylvania Avenue ...rode past it twice a day.

We were on the 4th floor with windows overlooking the Avenue; got to watch all the parades in those pre-terrorist days...watched the Kennedy funeral cortege among others.
 

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