When Czech President Vaclav Klaus got caught not-so-subtly purloining a fancy pen from Sebastian Pinera, it looks like it wasn't an isolated incident. Klaus dismissed the thievery, saying, "All I have to say is, it is not a pen but just a stylus," and added that he swipes pens all the time, as is customary after signing an accord. But, as the Christian Science Monitor notes, he has pocketed more than pens: An Irish reporter tells of a 1991 dinner in which he unhanded her dinner gloves. "Why Mr. Klaus," she admonished him, "you have taken my gloves!” They were returned.
But Klaus won't be lacking for pens, notes the AP: A Facebook campaign to send him writing implements, because "Mr. president obviously has nothing to write with," has so far netted 5,000 participants. "The campaign is great because so many people were able to say they disapprove with Klaus, and they can do it in a relatively funny way," says one Prague student. (More Vaclav Klaus stories.)
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