â« Cars like this, BABY THEY WERE BORN TO sit in the garage for a least a week, call it next Thursday earliest, that's if we get the part in time, but we're still getting weird readings from the computer, I've never seen those before and don't get me started about the rust RUN! â«
Under the boardwalk.. You can hear it creak Under the boardwalk This ain't for the meek Under the boardwalk That board looks weak Under the boardwalk...boardwalk!
1. I admit to being quite fond of several of Reg and Bernie's songs. I understand that not everyone shares my opinion.
2. While I was a little surprised at the Limbaugher wedding gig, it did extract one extra-large from the Rushbo coffers.
3. Obviously, I do not know Elton's reasoning for doing the gig, but I will point out that his behavior is the OPPOSITE of the random pissed-off bakers and photographers and whatever, who get bent out of shape over performing their services for a gay couple. Elton simply charged a lot for it.
You can undertake a commercial transaction with someone with whom you disagree, or even dislike. That's how market economies are supposed to work.
Since Springsteen's "We Take Care Of Our Own" was played a lot by the Obama campaign in 2012, would Christie care to revise his statement? Or is he "Blinded By The Light"?
Yah in 2010, quite a long time (decades, even!) after he was doing some really good music and now, well, he's just about the costumes and money ... did I say money?
He listens to the ones about love in the dark by the reservoir in the backseat of a beat-up Chevvy convertible in 1972, because being poor and white and screwed by The Man is romantic and tragic when it happens 40 years ago.
At least there&#039;s some <strike>great</strike> horrible greasy sausage there.
If Michael Jordon got Shaquille O&#039;Neal leg extension, he could even get his legs around them rims.
â« Cars like this, BABY THEY WERE BORN TO sit in the garage for a least a week, call it next Thursday earliest, that&#039;s if we get the part in time, but we&#039;re still getting weird readings from the computer, I&#039;ve never seen those before and don&#039;t get me started about the rust RUN! â«
Under the boardwalk.. You can hear it creak Under the boardwalk This ain&#039;t for the meek Under the boardwalk That board looks weak Under the boardwalk...boardwalk!
1. I admit to being quite fond of several of Reg and Bernie&#039;s songs. I understand that not everyone shares my opinion.
2. While I was a little surprised at the Limbaugher wedding gig, it did extract one extra-large from the Rushbo coffers.
3. Obviously, I do not know Elton&#039;s reasoning for doing the gig, but I will point out that his behavior is the OPPOSITE of the random pissed-off bakers and photographers and whatever, who get bent out of shape over performing their services for a gay couple. Elton simply charged a lot for it.
You can undertake a commercial transaction with someone with whom you disagree, or even dislike. That&#039;s how market economies are supposed to work.
Killing in the Name would be a pretty good soundtrack for Ferguson.
There&#039;s a Wonket (non)-commenter who will likely disagree with you on that.
Springsteen has also asked Christie to stop dancing shirtless and in a thong on the Boardwalk to Born To Run.
Since Springsteen&#039;s &quot;We Take Care Of Our Own&quot; was played a lot by the Obama campaign in 2012, would Christie care to revise his statement? Or is he &quot;Blinded By The Light&quot;?
I don&#039;t think anyone would want to wrap their legs around Christie&#039;s velvet rims.
Yah in 2010, quite a long time (decades, even!) after he was doing some really good music and now, well, he&#039;s just about the costumes and money ... did I say money?
Paul has obvi NEVER listened to their music, just a lame excuse to connect to the &quot;utes&quot; of Murcah. What a looser.
Totally agree. Loved Ol&#039; Handsome Joe&#039;s take down at the debate.
He listens to the ones about love in the dark by the reservoir in the backseat of a beat-up Chevvy convertible in 1972, because being poor and white and screwed by The Man is romantic and tragic when it happens 40 years ago.
And John Ashcroft.
That&#039;s so cool!