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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sully- who wrote (61328)	7/27/2007 5:44:59 PM
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Re: What's that now? Mark Steyn The Corner A reader writes: Jonah, it's even more precious than that. Scott Thomas Beauchamp complains that his character has been called into question. Just for the record, here is Private Beauchamp's character in his own words: <<< “I think she’s f***g hot!” I blurted out. “What?” said my friend, half-smiling. “Yeah man,” I continued. “I love chicks that have been intimate—with IEDs. It really turns me on—melted skin, missing limbs, plastic noses . . . .” “You’re crazy, man!” my friend said, doubling over with laughter. I took it as my cue to continue. “In fact, I was thinking of getting some girls together and doing a photo shoot. Maybe for a calendar? ‘IED Babes.’ We could have them pose in thongs and bikinis on top of the hoods of their blown-up vehicles.” My friend was practically falling out of his chair laughing. The disfigured woman slammed her cup down and ran out of the chow hall, her half-finished tray of food nearly falling to the ground. >>> In English libel law, Private Beauchamp would be regarded as a man with no reputation to defame.** corner.nationalreview.com hughhewitt.townhall.com