"How dumb can you get? I told you.....no bowing to the Japanese emperor."
"Now I gotta drag out your wife and kids in those ugly Crew clothes to fix this
screwup, so you look good, again."
Posted on 12/06/2009 3:38:26 AM PST by KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle
"How dumb can you get? I told you.....no bowing to the Japanese emperor."
"Now I gotta drag out your wife and kids in those ugly Crew clothes to fix this
screwup, so you look good, again."
The First Lady *REALLY* needs a friend that can tell her when she looks like a “4-year old that dressed herself in the dark”.
But, I guess it’s a cultural thing and it speaks to her upbringing. What’s the saying, “you can take the person out of the ghetto; but you can’t take the ghetto out of the person.”
She’s too old to change.
Doesn’t one normally need to beat the holy living crap out of eight or ten consecutive opponents in regulation WWF matches to win something like that...? ;)
LOL!!
I’m saving that one!!
LOL!!
I’m saving that one!!
Madame: my compliments to the superior japester. [::tips hat::] ;)
Me too, that is great!
Thank G-d.
LOL I would have expected belt for sure, nude or not.
What do ya bet all of us thought that.
The belt is SO UGLY. Does anyone know where she buys them? Are they special made? Who makes them?
Yetr another thing to remember as a media jackal in the 21st Century: Your placeholder text may end up in front of the entire planet.
And what better holiday for these friends of terrorists and vicious black nationalists to celebrate than one founded by a guy who was convicted of felony assault and false imprisonment for torturing two women (who were members of his black nationalist organization) for a couple of days?
Oh, I have my own suspicions, on that score... ;)
GEEZ, I might have to start going to this other website MORE!
ANOTHER GREAT POST ON HILLBUZZ.COM:
Question of the Day: Why would you keep your college transcripts from being released?
Posted by hillbuzz under Uncategorized | Tags: Why all the secrecy from most transparent administration ever?, Why not release birth certificate?, Why not release college transcripts? |
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Here’s an interesting question someone posed to us in an email. ”Why would you keep your college transcripts from being released, if everyone who held your current job was forced to release them in the past?”.
This is, of course, in no way whatsoever connected to the current occupant of the White House.
But, we thought about this question and came up with only two reasons why we would refuse to release our college records to the public if we held positions where every man who held the job before us had relased theirs:
(1) Our grades were terrible and we’d ruin the fantasy we created that we are incredibly intelligent; as minorities, we’d also be worried the terrible grades would make people think the only way we got into the expensive Ivy League schools we attended was because of Affirmative Action
or
(2) The transcripts would include financial aid information, specifically showing how our education was financed and who paid for it; either we received scholarships such as a Fulbright grant for foreign students that we shouldn’t have as US citizens or someone unseemly funded our studies.
Those are the only two reasons we can think of for why we would refuse and refuse and refuse all attempts to release these matters of record to the public, when, as noted, everyone who held the position before us did just that — without making a big issue of being compelled to do so.
What would keep you from releasing your own records in a similar situation?
Bridgestone? Dunlop? Firestone? Goodyear? Uniroyal?
I dunno. Could be any of them. (Not classy enough to be Michelins or Pirellis, though.)
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