Rules.
Posted on 05/07/2008 8:09:05 PM PDT by Dawnsblood
Glenn Beck interviews Ann. They discuss Obama, McCain and the election in general. (Video at the link)
Any ladies care to discuss Michelle’s sprayed on orange dress?
I try not to link straight to the video because she 1) deserves the traffic and 2) any comments interested people might make on her site. Posting the straight link seems almost like theft IMHO.
as a webmaster myself, i understand the concern. sorry about that. (see my tagline)
Barack Hussein Obama needs just a few more geeky-looking white people standing behind him and smiling like blithering idiots when he takes the podium. That would just about do it for November.
We all make mistakes :) As a former blogger myself, it is a pet peave. Her site posts infrequently but she tends to find real gems when she does. I would hate to contribute to her feeling people ignore her. Please encourage her!
Lining up the typical white people.
Rules.
Why does Hannity keep having Nancys pet Newt on and ignores Delay and Coulter?
I do through the embedded link to the post, linking straight to the video seems wrong to me. People have to visit her site to see the video. Maybe you are correct, but I was always happy with a straight link to my posts so maybe I am only seeing it from my own point of view.
also, in response to the video, ann could have been a little harder on the hussein obama.
sight = site
She looked dreadful in that dress.
I’m so old that when I was 18-years old my parents sent me to that old fashioned and out of date institution called a finishing school - no kidding! The care and choice of clothing was an important part of the curriculum.
The two things I remember well was never to wear white shoes, only bone colored shoes, and that no one ever looks good in bright tourquoise, banana yellow, or shell orange.
Neither Michelle Obama nor Hillary Clinton choose decent colors. Pity!!
In 1957 we lived in Nashville. I was 10 and had a big crush on my Father's secretary's daughter, age 9, named Helen. I took her to the movies. Mom drove me and my 'date.' I wore a suit, tie, hat and a trench coat plus umbrella as the weather was rainy.
Just about that time, Mary Robbins's "A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation)" came out and my Mom bought me one. I wore it to several dances with Helen.
Sad to say, we moved as my Construction Project Manager Father finished building the Nashville Treatment Plant (Most expensive one in the nation at that date at 4 million dollars!) and we moved on to El Paso where he built missile bases and other hush-hush stuff for Uncle Sam.
I often wonder what ever became of Helen and if she ever thinks back to her brief 'courtship' with that 10-year old Lee boy who wore a White Sport Coat and a Pink Carnation?
She’s obviously very proud of her body and you can see it all through that skin tight spandex fabric.
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