Awesome. Will he sigh loudly and roll his eyes incessantly on Thursday night too?
"Oompa Loompa doompety doo, I've got a perfect puzzle for you.
Oompa Loompa doompety dee, if you are wise you'll listen to me."
Seriously, botox -- now this? What's going on?
Awesome. Will he sigh loudly and roll his eyes incessantly on Thursday night too?
Maybe he'll wear those white overalls too!
I wonder if he's going to use the word "like" obsessively and talk about the captain of the football team too.
I don't appreciate humor in politics.![]()
So, this is funny, but the Bush debate preparation kit isn't, MB?Awesome. Will he sigh loudly and roll his eyes incessantly on Thursday night too?
That's right."So, this is funny, but the Bush debate preparation kit isn't, MB?"
Absolutely this is hilarious.
Seriously though, what does it say about a man that sprays on a tan, gets botox injections, and flies his "hairdresser" across the country for a freakin' haircut?
Didn't Clinton do that, too? The hair-dresser thing?
And being somewhat of a girly-girl, I honestly see no problem with that.
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Yeah, maybe for a "girlie" girl.
But, Kerry is, ostensibly, a male.
This is clearly a part of the all-out effort to court the Florida vote...
Rack 'emThis is clearly a part of the all-out effort to court the Florida vote...
"The last time I had a pap smear, the guy needed leather gloves and an oyster shucker."
^^^^^^^^^^ Rack
My funny bone is non-partisan.
Brahahahahahaha!!!![]()
Okay, how much would you pay to hear President Bush, while answering some point that Kerry makes during the debate, say, "By the way, Senator, nice tan."
At which point Kerry should yell out, "Yeehaw! That was a good one Mr. President."
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The 'nice tan' jab is much more of a sting, considering Kerry does have a ridiculous looking tan, and Bush never says yee haw....
But sure, ok.
It's because Bush always gets it wrong and says "Yahoo" when he really means "Yeehaw".![]()
I'll take Yahoo!! over becoming the new Syracuse mascot any day...:wink
Now that's just wrong.![]()
I actually did vote for the 87 billion, before I voted against it...
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