What are you listening to NOW?

[robertlouis]

Ah, that fantastic history lesson:

"Ra ra rasputin, lover of the Russian queen, there was a cat that really was gone
Ra ra rasputin, Russia's greatest love machine, it was a sin how he carried on."

LMAO

[Dino Velvet]

Russia's greatest love machine

Go Boris! Go Boris! Go Boris! It's your birthday!

[robertlouis]

Nah. It's Putin. Who is madly in love with himself....

Just how gay is this pic, btw? And how's THAT for bearbacking?

[Dino Velvet]

Nah. It's Putin. Who is madly in love with himself....

Just how gay is this pic, btw? And how's THAT for bearbacking?

Vladimir is no Silvio for sure.

[robertlouis]

Vladimir is no Silvio for sure.

That one made me laugh out loud. Thanks, Dino.

[Dino Velvet]

That one made me laugh out loud. Thanks, Dino.

No offense but as an American I love putting up pics of European leaders. Like some sort of weird Star Wars bar. I know we had a guy that spent too much time in a saloon and now one that throws dice all day.

[Prospero]

Music maestros... music!!!!!

[robertlouis]

No offense but as an American I love putting up pics of European leaders. Like some sort of weird Star Wars bar. I know we had a guy that spent too much time in a saloon and now one that throws dice all day.

I'd rather have Gary, please. Here's how Steve Bell of The Guardian saw Bush and Blair - pretty much in the proud and scurrilous tradition of Cruickshank and Gillray from Regency times.

Plus, this is how he sees David Cameron.

[robertlouis]

Music maestros... music!!!!!

Quite.

[Dino Velvet]

Quite.

OK. You guys win.