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Tickle Me Tony

I'm having a little trouble figuring out whether or not this article is serious.

Posted by Rand Simberg at April 16, 2002 07:08 PM
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I don't know what they expected, exactly, but the doll looks dorky. No wonder no-one wanted it.

Posted by Steven Den Beste at April 16, 2002 10:28 PM

It's the shorts, definitely.

I have a few questions too about the likeness.

Does Tony Blair really have jet black hair, or is it a dye job?

(c.f. German chancellor Schroeder)

And I seriously doubt the real Tony Blair's got "Kung-Fu Grip"...

Posted by Ken Barnes at April 17, 2002 05:53 AM

That action-figure looks nothing like Tony Blair. I thought it was a svelte Richard Nixon at first.

Posted by Addison at April 17, 2002 07:53 AM

> The White House is investigating whether the image
> of the President, which can also be dressed in a
> tutu, offends strict guidelines on how the American
> head of state is portrayed.

1) Does the doll actually ship with a tutu, or is it just the right size to wear Barbie clothes?

2) Since when do we have "strict guidelines" on how the President is portrayed? What's the White House
going to do if these guidelines are violated, invite over some EU officials to frown sternly at the toy factory?

Posted by Kevin Maguire at April 17, 2002 03:02 PM


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