Exclusive: Saddam Hussein's Last Will and Testament
We managed to get a copy of the will:
I hereby leave the following personal property to my brother Ernest (I know, I know):
One bag of Doritos.
Two pairs of Fruit of the Loom "tighty whities" (please excuse the Doritos stains).
One half-bag of Doritos.
Two white dress shirts, one with Doritos stains on the collar (OK, both have Doritos stains on the collar, but one is a lot worse than the other).
One quarter-bag of Doritos.
One dark grey sport coat, with slight Doritos stain inside the breast pocket. Some stains on the lapels, too. Maybe a little bit of staining on the right sleeve. And the left sleeve.
One pair of "Mr. Magoo" style glasses with orange smudges on the lenses.
One empty Doritos bag.















Good stuff.
I was pleased to learn today about his Burger King penchant. We'd barely gotten to know the big guy and now he's gone.
Posted by: Donnah | December 29, 2006 at 10:04 PM
We'd barely gotten to know the big guy and now he's gone.
Saddam, we hardly knew ye.
But, you know, we didn't really want to know ye, so no regrets.
Posted by: John from WuzzaDem | December 29, 2006 at 10:09 PM
Saddam channeled Ron White near the end and was overheard telling his audience:
How about those Euro-states? They are all about abolishing the death penalty -- mine is putting in an express lane!
Posted by: capitano | December 30, 2006 at 10:02 AM
NPR interviewed a guy from southern Iraq, and he said that Saddam deserved to die, even without a trial. NPR did nothing to correct the statement, and while the trial did seem to have a foregone conclusion, it's a bit much to say that there was essentially no trial.
It makes me think; the Iraqis must be getting their news from NPR, CNN and Dan Rather.
Posted by: Ray G | December 30, 2006 at 04:20 PM
How the hell did those Doritos get in there? I wasn't aware that Doritos were on the "Oil-for-Food" approved rations list.
Posted by: Jeff H | December 30, 2006 at 07:31 PM
How do you say 'scuse dude' in pig latin ?
rim shot.
Posted by: Amador | December 30, 2006 at 08:37 PM