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Mystery Bush Billboard Appears

Sign shows up in Minnesota with no sign of buyer

By Kevin Spak,  Newser Staff

Posted Feb 9, 2010 11:17 AM CST

(Newser) – That image is not a hoax. A billboard has cropped up near the town of Wyoming, Minnesota, bearing the smiling mug of George W. Bush and the phrase, “Miss Me Yet?” When the image first surfaced, some blogs dismissed it as a hoax, but Bob Collins of Minnesota Public Radio insists he’s seen it with his own eyes.

Collins has no idea who erected the mysterious sign—there’s no ownership plaque, and no one he’s asked knows. “Wish I could take credit for it,” says Wyoming’s mayor. “Calls every day asking if it was me.” Adds a member of an anti-Democrat group: "The person who I thought did not put up the billboard. He has been contacted about keeping it up if the current owner takes it down."

The mysterious billboard.
The mysterious billboard.   (Minnesota Public Radio)
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citizen_one
Feb 13, 2010 3:08 AM CST
Our military folks are our greatest treasure. Anyone who makes that big a mistake and gets them killed is on the shit list. Afghanistan made sense, Iraq drew our forces into a mess and that is why we're still trying to clean things up. I voted for Bush the first time, I take responsibility for my poor choices.
Berzelius
Feb 11, 2010 3:24 AM CST
I forgot about Ford and Rockefeller. They were better than Goldwater.
rajanKazhmin
Feb 11, 2010 3:01 AM CST
I don't have a green card. I was born in NYC.

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