$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

Sadly for Mr. Makhafa, the shoes have been destroyed. I'll give him mine for half that price. They've never been thrown at Bush, but the guy that's worn them for the last 2 years really REALLY doesn't like Bush, so it's fair.

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

Sadly for Mr. Makhafa, the shoes have been destroyed. I'll give him mine for half that price. They've never been thrown at Bush, but the guy that's worn them for the last 2 years really REALLY doesn't like Bush, so it's fair.

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

Sadly for Mr. Makhafa, the shoes have been destroyed. I'll give him mine for half that price. They've never been thrown at Bush, but the guy that's worn them for the last 2 years really REALLY doesn't like Bush, so it's fair.

Maybe you could throw them at a picture of Bush??

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The shoes may be worth that if he actually connected. Since he (Makhafa) missed, I would offer $1.99 at best.

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

This post remonds me of Scarlett Johanson selling her used tissue but not that high though...

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$10 Million for the Shoes Thrown at Bush

Posted Dec 17th 2008 10:01AM by Annie Scott

Well, now there's more news. A Saudi man has offered $10 million for the shoes of Iraqi journalist/shoe thrower Muntadar Al Zaidi. The offer comes from sixty-year-old Hassan Mohammad Makhafa of Aseer (south west of Saudi Arabia). He's prepared to sell all his properties - which would be going to his sons - to purchase the shoes, which he describes as a "medal of freedom."

He apparently has plans to enshrine the shoes.

[via GulfNews.com]

This post remonds me of Scarlett Johanson selling her used tissue but not that high though...

That was gross! Yes, she was on Letterman and was going to post it on ebay and give the proceeds to a charity - YUCK!

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People are going to start throwing shoes at the guy in hopes of becoming millionaires.