Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Saddam's Arrival
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The cartoon would show George Bush viewing Saddam's execution. Then Saddams ghost walking amongst clouds and Allah showing him the door to his 72 virgins. As Saddam makes for his heavenly reward, Bill Clinton exits the door. A surprised Saddam looks on as Bill asks "Ummm, Were they for you?"

mixed-up, Dec 29 2006

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       That's seriously funny! [+]

acurafan07, Dec 29 2006
  

       Funny tag line but I don't think any Muslim expects Hussein to go anywhere but Hell.

DrCurry, Dec 29 2006
  

       Besides, the 72 virgins are not actually 72 virgins, the life eternal reward is a bunch of grapes, which by an unfortunate mistranslation is misinterpreted as 72 virgins. Sad, for some, but true.

zeno, Dec 29 2006
  

       I like Robin Williams' interpretations, coigned in "Robin Williams: Live on Broadway" : 72 Virginians, angry and kicking the shiite out of you; 72 Virgils, a bunch of hillbilly men of questionable sexuality. Again, sad for some, but just as possibly true.

21 Quest, Dec 30 2006
  

       Personally, I never got the 72 virgins thing. Too much risk of "No, I don't think I'm quite ready yet," "I want to wait for the right person/moment" and "Please be gentle."   

       I'll take 72 experienced, nubile women between the ages of 20-35 please.

Trickytracks, Dec 30 2006
  

       Not a good excuse for a war, but good for at least 72 episodes of morbid humor. (+)

jaksplat, Dec 31 2006
  
      
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