If you are driving down I-35 near Wyoming, MN, look up and consider the question being posed from the side of the highway. George W Bush - United States - Presidents - History - Bush George Walker

A billboard featuring former US president George Bush along with the slogan "Miss me yet?" has mysteriously turned up along a highway near Wyoming, Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Former President George W. Bush has returned on a Minnesota billboard funded by some people who aren't happy with the way things are going in Washington.

A billboard with a large grinning picture of former President George W. Bush asks: “Miss Me Yet?”

Minnesota Public Radio news blog, News Cut by Bob Collins, is reporting that a group of "small business owners who feel Washington is against them" is responsible for erecting a giant billboard featuring a picture of George W. Bush and the question: "Miss Me Yet?" over I-35 in Wyoming, Minn.

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PHOTOS! Here are pictures of the Miss Me Yet Billboard (George Bush). Pics of the Miss Me Yet Billboard of George Bush are heating up online Tuesday. The most common Miss Me Yet Billboard pic is the closeup photo that makes it appear as though the pic is on a major interstate highway. But in longer [...]

WYOMING, Minn., Feb. 9 (UPI) -- A billboard along an interstate highway in rural Minnesota has a simple message -- a picture of former President George W. Bush and the question "Miss me yet?"

For all of the wonderful things life in the Internet age provides us, there are some notable drawbacks. One of them is that email and popular social media tools like Twitter and Facebook provide powerful launching pads for unchecked rumors and popular myths. Often these rumors and myths are proven false by websites like Snopes.com and FactCheck.org, but not this time.

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