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Watch Barney Bush (a cute 4-legged Scotty member of our president's family) as he tours the Christmas decorations inside the White House, and enjoys a romp in the snow outside.
(Yes, our tax dollars at work, but these dollars I don't mind...)
I thought that site was a spoof CJ but its actually the genuine article. Mercifully I was spared the video by Realplayer demanding yet another download!
Chris, are you saying that you DON'T like watching a cute little Scottie trot around the White House?! I'm going to have to take a look at your Parliament and Royal Family sites and see if they offer anything nearly as cute as "our" Barney.
(just checked -- not a Scottie on either site!)
C'mon, gang, Barney pushes a Christmas ornament around with his nose, makes cute little "scrit, scrit" noises with his feet as he patters along, bounces and barks, plays with his bone out in the snow -- and we get to see the decorations at the White House without paying for air fare! Oh, and we get to listen to Christmas music while watching.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/barney/ Look on the right hand side of the page and choose your viewer -- Windows Media Player, Quicktime or Real Media.
Snipped from text version:
Transition to Barney meeting in the Office of Management and Budget with OMB Director Rob Portman and Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson. Director Portman and Secretary Paulson are seated at a table with budget proposals in hand, Barney is seated between them.)
Director Portman: Barney, we've reviewed your budget request for the Extravaganza and I’ve got some bad news. Mr. Secretary?
(Barney looks up, awaiting their answer.)
Secretary Paulson: Barney, there’s no easy way to say this, but we’re out of money.
Portman: Barney, you’re going to have to get creative.
(Close-up of a door with two signs, one reads "Barney's Holiday Extravaganza," the other reads "Auditions." Door opens and Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings walks out dejected.
Secretary Spellings: (Sigh!) I did my best, but Barney said I can’t dance!
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