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PubOption's avatar

Ken would know obscenity when he sees it, and have a collection of 'examples' in his office should he need to refresh his memory.

Lot_49's avatar

Kinda liked it too.<br /><br /><br />BTW, your handle is a <i>terrible</i> pun. I salute you!

diogenez's avatar

A candidate with Progressive values would be nice. Too much to hope for?

diogenez's avatar

Oh, dear god. I have Clinton fatigue and the campaign has not even begun.

Maybe this is the right's strategy, but is anyone really nostalgic for a replay of the 90s?

Spotts1701, Taking Bible Guns's avatar

I don't trust hired guns. You never know when someone's gonna come along with a better offer for them to double-cross you.

schmannity's avatar

Correction. Socks is now known as Gato al Libi since organizing the attack in Benghazi

BarackMyWorld's avatar

"Swamp Thing" was only really good when Alan Moore was writing it.

Ennui There Yet's avatar

My first make out session in a car was at a drive-in movie with a guy named Lanny. That was slobbery and kind of gross too.

Lot_49's avatar

You're referring, actually, to Socks Rodham Clinton, as he was properly known.

Msgr MΩment classic ☑️'s avatar

There's fresher shit around for them to dine on?

Lot_49's avatar

Ah, Travelgate, the modest scandal of 1993 or whatever it was. "Somebody" fired the incumbent WH travel agent contractor and replaced them with friends of teevee producer Linda "Bloodworth" Thomason. How did the republic survive this travesty?

Thomason's real crime against humanity was "<a href="https:\/\/upload.wikimedia.org\/wikipedia\/en\/9\/92\/Designing_women_cast_1986_1991.jpg" target="_blank">Designing Women</a>."

Chris Grrr's avatar

Oh, but his Concern is sincere.

BarackMyWorld's avatar

I am still searching for a copy of the international version of the movie where she shows the goods.

Ennui There Yet's avatar

I kind of liked Designing Women. The scene where <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=nrYCrdJyaDg" target="_blank">Alice Ghostly sings Black Man</a> has been stuck in my brain for decades.