As usual, the truth is probably somewhere between what busybodies Laurie David and Sheryl Crow say and this account from an anonymous eyewitness who appears a bit more friendly to Karl Rove.
Having said that, if Sheryl Crow had poked me in the chest, the unemployment rate would've gone down because she'd have to hire a lead guitarist.
Imagine if the "touching" was reversed.
For the record, Crow is now saying that the toilet paper thing was a joke.
Let Chevy Chase tell the jokes, Sheryl, you're no good at it.
For the record: It wasn't a joke in the first place. A joke would've been something at odds with her super-silly environmentalism (i.e. encouraging the use of virgin tree toilet paper in mass quantity).
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In the original blog post, Crow advanced three ‘bright ideas’:
* Use one sheet of toilet paper
* Washable sleeve-napkins
* A reality show pitting people / families against one another to see who had the ‘greenest’ lifestyle
Now she says the first was a joke. How about the second? What about the third? Was the first a joke, the third serious, and the second something in-between?
This is like watching a cat trying to cover up a dump on a linoleum floor. (With no toilet paper.)