Photoquiz redux

A shameless repeat post (first published Jan'09), because somebody reminded me of the issue this morning. Which of the two people featured in this photograph has gone through the most surgery in the last ten years?

Send your answers to otto.rock1 (at) gmail (dot) com. Please mark title line with, "Ooooh, don't be such a bitch, Otto".

Muffin meets Fidel

And here's the photo. Bad news for those who wish death upon others, I'd say.

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First time I've seen Fidel in anything but a track suit for a long while, too. Apparently they chatted for several hours on Friday.

Photoquiz

Which of the two people featured in this photograph has gone through the most surgery in the last ten years?

Send your answers to otto.rock1 (at) gmail (dot) com. Please mark title line with "Ooooh, don't be such a bitch, Otto".

Eleven Presidents...no, make that twelve...hold on, let's call it thirteen

Eisenhower

Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Carter
Reagan
Bush Sr.
Clinton
Bush Jr.
Obama (elect)

There's little doubt that Cuba's Fidel Castro is about to add another to his personal list of "US Presidents I've Seen In Power", even though Fidel isn't Cuba's top man himself any more. But according to this report (and amazingly there's only one English version of the report published by the Indo Asia News Service...no Reuters, no DJNW, no Bloomberg, no AP, no AFP....strange that, innit?) Fidel is in good health and is fit enough to return to power if he wanted.

So the question is, "Will he see his 11th POTUS come and go and the arrival of number 12?" I think it's very likely. Here's how the report starts:

Buenos Aires, Nov 17 (IANS) Former Cuban president Fidel Castro ‘is in very good health’ and ‘could return to power’ if he desired, a Spanish doctor who treated the leftist leader when he seriously fell ill in 2006 has said.

‘Today, Fidel is doing very well, he leads a normal life and could return to power if he wanted to. He has no physical or medical impediments,’ Spanish physician Jose Luis Garcia Sabrido said in an interview published Sunday in the Argentine yada yada continues here.