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U.S. President George W. Bush rubs the head of Staff Sergeant Michael Brown after addressing U.S. troops who were deployed in the Operation Enduring Freedom during war on Iraq at the U.S. Army Central Command (USCENTCOM) headquarters in Doha, Qatar, on June 5, 2003. USCENTCOM is the army's largest pre-positioning base outside the United States to protect US interests in this region. Photo by Jason Reed/Reuters



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A dead body floats in Sri Lanka's Kelani River in Colombo as a women washes clothes nearby, June 3, 2003. The Kelani River, which is polluted by people living on its banks, is the main source of water to about 1.7 million people living in the Colombo district. The United Nation's World Environment Day will be celebrated on Thursday with a theme of 'Water - Two Billion People are Dying for It.' REUTERS/Anuruddha Lokuhapuarachchi



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A foreign ministry official said Russia would supply Iran with fuel for a nuclear reactor, whether or not Tehran signs an additional protocol with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, Itar-Tass news agency reported on June 5, 2003. 'We will supply nuclear fuel for Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant even if Iran does not sign a protocol on additional guarantees with the IAEA,' ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko was quoted as saying. Cranes tower over the Russian-built Bushehr nuclear reactor in southwestern Iran during a media visit to the plant on March 11. Photo by Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters



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A video still shows Russian investigators inspecting the site of a suicide bomb attack outside Mozdok in North Ossetia, June 5, 2003. A female suicide bomber ambushed a bus carrying Russian air force pilots, blowing it up and killing herself and at least 17 others, the defense ministry said. (RTR/Reuters)



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Comedian Will Ferrell drinks beer funneled through a tube similar to fraternity pranks portrayed in his movie 'Old School' during his address to Harvard University graduates at Class Day in Cambridge, Mass. Wednesday, June 4, 2003. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)



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Residents look at bodies of Taliban fighters which were brought to Pakistani border town of Chaman Thursday, June 5, 2003. A Fierce battle between Taliban and Afghan government troops in southern Afghanistan left at least 40 Taliban fighters and seven Afghan soldiers dead. U.S. Special Forces also were not involved in the fighting, but did help bring some of the injured Afghan soldiers to their main southern base at Kandahar for treatment.(AP Photo/Matiullah)



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'Yard-Man' Brad Hauter, from Indiana, crosses the finish line on his Yard-Man lawnmower in New York's Battery Park, where he completed his 5,551-mile journey from San Francisco, California, to raise money for Keep America Beautiful, June 5, 2003. Hauter, who was the first person to complete a trans-continental trip on a lawnmower, now becomes the first person to do it twice. Hauter had a lawnmower stolen in San Antonio, but with a replacement managed to mow around The Alamo and the Washington Monument before entering New York City through the Lincoln Tunnel early this morning.



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The Tigris River curves through Baghdad in a view from Air Force One as it carries President Bush back to the United States from the Persian Gulf emirate of Qatar, and a Middle East peace mission, Thursday June 5, 2003. The president's plane was escorted by American fighter jets in the region after a seven-day trip to Poland, Russia, France and the Middle East. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Lotsa dead bodies today, Johnny.

Yikes, cleaning clothing in a river with dead bodies is NASTY....i'd rather wear dirty clothing...

The value of human life, or lack of it in third world countries is just amazing, some don't know that you can be killed for a Timex watch in some of them on a consistent basis.

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Cool, but he sure should have picked a faster mower.

The Airforce one pic is cool.

Commander and Chief surveying the spoils of war.

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Why, I oughta....  Nuk Nuk Nuk

Here's a nutty idea!  How about if we take the body out of the river?  Sure, we'll miss out on the cholera and other diseases but who knows, it might be fun.

It's probably a "sleeper". [:D]

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Bump for the late night crowd.

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