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The Lucky Sperm Club
by George W. Bush, Charter Member
Like most Americans, I, George W. Bush, started
out as a single sperm. However, unlike most people, I found myself
racing up a very politically prominent fallopian tube that belonged
to none other than Mrs. Barbara Bush, my mom. She had recently married
a young up-and-coming politician named George Bush. That's how I
got my name, in case you're wondering. Later dad became President
of these United States, and as Commander- in-Chief, he kicked Saddam
Hussein's ass pretty good, as I remember.
I guess as a sperm I was pretty lucky to find myself
sent racing up my particular mom's fallopian tube by the man who
would one day be the President of these United States. But, let's
not give too much credit to good luck. Think about it - as a sperm,
I must have been one hell of a good swimmer! How else could you
explain my being born?
My good luck continued. I was raised by really
swell household domestics, and sent to the very finest private schools
money could buy. Sure, I was a wild ass (excuse my French), snorted
coke and boffed my share of girls. But I think I made mom and dad
pretty darn proud by maintaining a straight C-average in school.
My luck continued because I grew up to be a really
handsome guy. I don't want to seem immodest, but the women voters
think I'm sexy. It's all in the genes, I guess, but remember, I
wouldn't have earned those great genes if, as a sperm, I hadn't
been a really fast swimmer. Thank you very much.
Now, by now, you probably all know that I am currently
the Governor of the Great State of Texas. As the head of the largest
state in the country (I'm not counting Alaska because it's not even
attached), I have had to make a lot of really important life and
death decisions. Because, read my lips, I am who I am, and I can
assure you, the American public, that 100% of my decisions have
been 100% correct. When I am president, I will continue to be 100%
correct in 100% of my decisions. Even my dad has said, "This
boy will do a great job" and he's right, of course.
Wow! Look at the time! Have I gone on too long?
I guess by now you've all gotten my point. In America it's not enough
to just be lucky, you've also got to be a really fast swimmer.
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