Tabard Inn owner Jeremiah Cohen stared at the conspicuously empty space on the wall of a stairwell near the bar of his restaurant Tuesday afternoon and thought to himself: Who done it?
The crime: A thank-you letter penned by war protestor Cindy Sheehan is missing, its empty frame thrown behind a radiator at the bottom of the stairwell near the loos.
Cohen is so frustrated by the theft of his cherished anti-war memento that he's offering a reward. He wants information that will lead him to his No. 1 suspect: An unidentified woman, about 60, wearing an "I LOVE CONDI" button and who told at least two Tabard employees that she was from Texas.
A swish of the combable tail to DCist! I didn't know you cared!
4 comments:
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Those evil Texans! We should demand passports and tag them with id chips.
So after you dumped the disguise in the dumpster, where did you stash the letter?
Texan KarenZipdrive here...
Some of us *have* to be here in Texas to report back to the rest of the world the dastardly deeds perpetrated by carpetbagging Connecticutters such as George W. Boosh.
You think Condi is a Texan? Nay, she is a native of Birmingham, Alabama.
Dick? Wyoming.
Rove? Denver.
So, do me a favor and quit humping Texas' leg.
We can't help it that we attract these sons of bitches. It's the barbecue.
Nah, I think it's the petroleum...
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