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Daniel Hall said
I love the way Sarkozy just looks bemused that anyone would actually take a shovel and, you know, stick it in dirt and use it or anything.
Charlie said
Link from my name is another picture from this session, in which it looks like Bush is getting help figuring out how to operate a shovel. But in this picture, he looks like he’s a natural at it–such a shame when people end up in jobs that don’t use their real talents.