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SpideySenser's avatar

I'm particularly fond of #4, reminds me of Labor Day Weekend in Maine.

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SpideySenser's avatar

True that, but your knowledge of art def puts mine to shame. That said, actor 212, thanks for the link and click baits - interesting stuff!

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Lefty Mark's avatar

I do the Twittering from time to time, but I totally suck at it. If Wonkette allowed comments, I would totally suck at that too.

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schmannity's avatar

His apology posted, Barbour offered guests bowls of Brazil nuts* and commented that his new silver tea service was as shiny as a highly polished mirror.*

*Edited for the context and connotation Nazis.

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schmannity's avatar

I enjoyed Bush's painting, "Staring at Headlights."

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schmannity's avatar

Political correctness concern troll, Nelson Mandela?

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Reddishrabbit's avatar

So I guess God can't figure out the concept of a stage name? Makes me wonder how all knowing he is then.

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Spotts1701, Taking Bible Guns's avatar

Sorry Joe, but I joined the "No Liebermans" party instead.

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Ilgattomorte's avatar

The G.W. Bush painting is actually quite touching. "Two Old Lesbians Exchange Vows" is an inspired piece that shows Bush's growth as both an artist and a person.

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Chris Grrr's avatar

What's the opposite of "folksy"? "Uppity"?

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Ilgattomorte's avatar

Barbour further stated that he meant no offense when he referred to the Secret Service as inept and "just swinging off the porch like monkeys". Furthermore, when he referred to White House garden as the "watermelon patch" he was simply using folksy southern vernacular and no one should really be offended. In fact, virtually any brain-dead, seemingly racist bile that spews from his mouth should just be seen as good old, down home charm.

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Vienna Woods's avatar

People who complained about the Simcoe Ontario Lions Club minstrel show, held annually well into the 1990's?

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