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Old July 14th 04, 11:49 PM
Jim Weir
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The Congressional staffers prefer to excercise playing basketball...
The Congresscritters themselves prefer softball...
The Senators prefer handball...
The President plays golf...

All of which says the higher you get in politics, the smaller your balls are.

{;-)


Jim (stopped at the county level) Weir






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But that would assume the President had balls.
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---- Jay

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