Perhaps James Woods will zing her, piercing her balloon (or earlobe) on Twitter, as he did in the movie Videodrome:
Mixing metaphors and artists, to quote Randy Newman, "They don't know what love is."
Posted on 02/09/2019 8:00:56 AM PST by rktman
Jeez up until 3 seconds ago i used to like Debbie Harry..
Blonde was way overrated, IMHO.
A three decades old has been.
What’s next, Suzi Quatro calling PDJT “OrangeMan”?
Just can the can.
Perhaps James Woods will zing her, piercing her balloon (or earlobe) on Twitter, as he did in the movie Videodrome:
Mixing metaphors and artists, to quote Randy Newman, "They don't know what love is."
It’s an IQ test. “Hating Trump” blindly is a proven double digit max IQ. Calling Trump dumb is a guarantee of max 95.
Just go and shoot some more heroin, Debbie, and maybe Trump won’t bother you so much.
That photo conjures up images of Godzilla coming onto the shore, about to attack Tokyo.
And Hillary/Eva Braun look alike:
Obviously she has no clue as to how Fidel and Che operated!
Let's just look at The Guardian story about Fidel. O' and the Guadian is shall we say leans LEFT!
Fidel Castro's dark legacy: abuses, draconian rule and 'ruthless suppression'
These idiots have no idea what the lower classes in France, Russia, and Spain did to their wealthy elites when presented the opportunity.
Truly a dumb blonde.
Yet another elderly, talent-free nitwit spouts off. Why can’t these morons do the honorable thing and end it?
Obscure pop star who peaked in the early ‘80s has something to say about 2019 politics and expects people to care. I don’t. But that reminds me that I really should buy ‘Parallel Lines’ on vinyl as I continue on my quest to rebuild my teenage LP collection.
Gisele Bundchen wears him on the runway, Johnny Depp wears him around his neck, and Benicio Del Toro becomes him in the new, highly acclaimed, two-part epic film from Steven Soderbergh, Che. Ernesto "Che" Guevara, the revolutionary who helped found communist Cuba, is the celebrity that celebrities adore. And be it Madonna, Rage Against the Machine, or Jay-Z, musicians really dig Che.
It's something that baffles Cuban jazz legend Paquito D'Rivera. "Che hated artists, so how is it possible that artists still today support the image of Che Guevara?" Turns out the rebellious icon that emblazons countless T-shirts actually enforced aesthetic and political conformity. D'Rivera explains that Che and other Cuban authorities sought to ban rock and roll and jazz.
Both a couple of murderous bastards.
Yeah, these people mean less than nothing to anyone under 40. I guess they figure even bad press is better than no press at all...
I wonder if she ever visited crumbling Cuba. That’d be an eye opener. It is depressing.
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