President Bush Sells Pizza in New Zealand

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Photo usage rights aside, President George Bush appears on a billboard which promotes a New Zealand pizza chain called Hell. Likely capitalizing on anti-American feelings, the board reads, “Hell. Too Good For Some Evil Bastards.” Once George sees this, it’s only a matter of time before a smart bomb finds its way across the globe and through this billboard.

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