French president Nicolas Sarkosy, left, informs Russian President Dmitry Medvedev they will be bunk buddies during the next G8 summit. The two walked the red carpet together before the Nicholodian Kids' Choice Awards ceremony
Borat, left, shows that even when the Buckingham Palace guards are taken out of their uniforms, they can't help but stand at attention. The Kazakhstani struggles to understand this English tradition.
French president Nicolas Sarkosy, left, informs Russian President Dmitry Medvedev just how far out of the ranks of the world's superpowers his country has fallen during the G8 Summit on Tuesday in Washington D.C. "I mean, you guys are picking on Georgia, mon frere," Sarkosy could be heard telling Medvedev over the din of the summit's opening ceremony. "Four months ago, 90 percent of this country thought Georgia bordered Florida and was the birthplace of Coca-Cola, cable news and animal cruelty."
French President Nicolas Sarkosy admires a cardboard cutout of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Saturday night at the G-20 Summit’s Frosty Frolic social.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, wets his pants after French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, tells him Russian dressing was off the menu for dinner that evening during the G20 summit.
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ReplyDeleteFrom copy editor Pat Abdalla:
ReplyDeleteFrench president Nicolas Sarkosy, left, informs Russian President Dmitry Medvedev they will be bunk buddies during the next G8 summit. The two walked the red carpet together before the Nicholodian Kids' Choice Awards ceremony
Borat, left, shows that even when the Buckingham Palace guards are taken out of their uniforms, they can't help but stand at attention. The Kazakhstani struggles to understand this English tradition.
ReplyDeleteFrom copy editor Alex Muller...
ReplyDeleteFrench president Nicolas Sarkosy, left, informs Russian President Dmitry Medvedev just how far out of the ranks of the world's superpowers his country has fallen during the G8 Summit on Tuesday in Washington D.C. "I mean, you guys are picking on Georgia, mon frere," Sarkosy could be heard telling Medvedev over the din of the summit's opening ceremony. "Four months ago, 90 percent of this country thought Georgia bordered Florida and was the birthplace of Coca-Cola, cable news and animal cruelty."
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ReplyDeleteFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy comforts an aide after the American Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 400 points Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteFrench President Nicolas Sarkosy admires a cardboard cutout of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Saturday night at the G-20 Summit’s Frosty Frolic social.
ReplyDeleteRussian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, wets his pants after French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, tells him Russian dressing was off the menu for dinner that evening during the G20 summit.
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