Would you like some facts or some “alternative facts”? Fact is, Kellyanne Conway honestly has no clue what superior means. Because if she did, she would not have fixed her stupid lips to form such stupid words as, “Melania Trump is superior. ” If "superior" means "cannot hold a candle to a classy First Lady who kept us sane for eight years and made our kids put down the Kindles and go outside and exercise," then sure, okay Kellyanne Conway. But we highly doubt your alternative definition will get much momentum. You lie a lot. Like, bigly.
What's so cute about naming a dog or a cat 'George'? Why never a pet named Eric or James or Paul? Wouldn't a Corgi named Carl or a Rotweiler named Eileen come off as some kinda in-joke so fucking twee that the joke was indetectable/indefensible??Asking for an excitable and potentially unmanageable friend.
Three cheers for Mrs. Obama! I miss her, too.But one-and-a-half cheers for Melania.Dirt-poor eastern European country, parents on a pension that wouldn't keep a Swiss citizen in coffee, used to displaying her body for money. A loveless marriage to alleged BIG money becomes thinkable. And a child would want for nothing. All this for a 'test drive', as her worker at the 'marriage brokerage' probably put it, and some unenjoyable sex.Being the First Lady was not on her radar, nor was the gratuitous humiliation and the puppet-like role playing demanded by that un-hoped-for outcome. I'd say that her real accomplishment has been keeping her son as far from his father as possible. That kid-- and his mother-- just might have a chance of escaping that Euripidean tragedy with their souls intact.Then I'd give her two-and-a-half cheers, and all the anonymity she could desire.
We're speaking different dialects of Innundoish, but the meaning comes through. Avenatti would probably truly relish taking on whatever hack Trump would have to fight the prenups/custody battles. And just a thought-- Melania and Avenatti are close in age. They would make a handsome couple! Is she too tall for him? The whole thing has become PERSONAL, and the entertainment value has at least quintupled.
I had a premonition of Barron's 13th birthday treat, a gift from Dad: a visit to a bordello in another country, where an 'age-appropriate' sex-worker would take care of the boy. Fortunately no inappropriate images entered my imaginations, and it was then the last scene in which her silence was bought by 130,000 Gummi Bears.
I didn't name him. He was my mom's dog, she named him after my step-dad who had recently died. Weird, I know, but people do weird things. Anywhoo, I inherited him after she died.
Not really mad, certainly not blaming you personally. But as a George, it always seemed that people found something funny about the name 'George', some joke I just don't get, and the joke's on me. 'George' seems to conjure up someone who is reliable, not much fun, old-fashioned and a prude (or a stick-in-the-mud).
This is lovely. A bouquet of upvotes? You've made my day! And I'm feeling so much better after stopping a couple of meds which were fighting a war in my nervous system.
Urine good company.
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Her eyelids look fresh, plump, and perky. Are there newly-invented eyelid implants, or do they use fetal collagen?
They go with any decor and color scheme, and have tiny dry poops that are virtually odor-free.
What's so cute about naming a dog or a cat 'George'? Why never a pet named Eric or James or Paul? Wouldn't a Corgi named Carl or a Rotweiler named Eileen come off as some kinda in-joke so fucking twee that the joke was indetectable/indefensible??Asking for an excitable and potentially unmanageable friend.
Okay, maybe Michelle has been on more magazine covers than Melania, but how many nude photo shoots on bearskin rugs has she done! Exactly.
Three cheers for Mrs. Obama! I miss her, too.But one-and-a-half cheers for Melania.Dirt-poor eastern European country, parents on a pension that wouldn't keep a Swiss citizen in coffee, used to displaying her body for money. A loveless marriage to alleged BIG money becomes thinkable. And a child would want for nothing. All this for a 'test drive', as her worker at the 'marriage brokerage' probably put it, and some unenjoyable sex.Being the First Lady was not on her radar, nor was the gratuitous humiliation and the puppet-like role playing demanded by that un-hoped-for outcome. I'd say that her real accomplishment has been keeping her son as far from his father as possible. That kid-- and his mother-- just might have a chance of escaping that Euripidean tragedy with their souls intact.Then I'd give her two-and-a-half cheers, and all the anonymity she could desire.
That's a goodun.
I wouldn't be surprised if the pre-nup didn't contain SOMEthing about children resulting...
We're speaking different dialects of Innundoish, but the meaning comes through. Avenatti would probably truly relish taking on whatever hack Trump would have to fight the prenups/custody battles. And just a thought-- Melania and Avenatti are close in age. They would make a handsome couple! Is she too tall for him? The whole thing has become PERSONAL, and the entertainment value has at least quintupled.
I had a premonition of Barron's 13th birthday treat, a gift from Dad: a visit to a bordello in another country, where an 'age-appropriate' sex-worker would take care of the boy. Fortunately no inappropriate images entered my imaginations, and it was then the last scene in which her silence was bought by 130,000 Gummi Bears.
It was a fashion debacle. Of course, it was "fabricated."
I didn't name him. He was my mom's dog, she named him after my step-dad who had recently died. Weird, I know, but people do weird things. Anywhoo, I inherited him after she died.
Not really mad, certainly not blaming you personally. But as a George, it always seemed that people found something funny about the name 'George', some joke I just don't get, and the joke's on me. 'George' seems to conjure up someone who is reliable, not much fun, old-fashioned and a prude (or a stick-in-the-mud).
This is lovely. A bouquet of upvotes? You've made my day! And I'm feeling so much better after stopping a couple of meds which were fighting a war in my nervous system.
I am so glad to hear you are feeling better, George. I wish you well, and hope you continue to improve.