Remember how Chip Wilson, the founder of overpriced yoga pants store Lululemon, is a total jerk? Oh, did you forget that he's a total jerk? Here, have a reminder: In March 2013, Lululemon recalled 17 percent of its black yoga pants — which don’t come in a size larger than 12 — because its proprietary Luon fabric was too sheer. Some women who tried to return the pants at Lululemon stores said they were told to put them on and bend over so staff members could determine just how see-through they were. After a monthslong public-relations disaster, Wilson, who was chairman of the company, went on Bloomberg TV that November to share what he thought was a reasonable explanation. “Some women’s bodies don’t work for the pants,” he said. “It’s really about the rubbing through the thighs, how much pressure is there over a period of time.”
<i>&ldquo;Who was John Galt?&rdquo;</i>
<strike>Answer</strike> Question to the Jeopardy <strike>question</strike> answer: That guy who lives in a van by the river and keeps yelling at the kids to stay off his lawn.
OK fine, An Rodent.
Ground Hogs are the only known natural predator of politicians. They should be a protected species.
<em>Senator Ted Cruz of Texas had said he was willing to throw himself in front of a train to repeal the new health care law.</em>
You know, it&#039;s not nice to be a tease.
<i>&ldquo;Who was John Galt?&rdquo;</i>
<strike>Answer</strike> Question to the Jeopardy <strike>question</strike> answer: That guy who lives in a van by the river and keeps yelling at the kids to stay off his lawn.
Too bad the Wisconsin groundhog ain&#039;t allowed to unionize.
<i>Senator Ted Cruz of Texas had said he was willing to throw himself in front of a train to repeal the new health care law.
&ldquo;That idea has some merit to it,&rdquo; Mr. McConnell cracked.</i>
<i>Awesome</i> idea. All we have to do is remember to cross our fingers behind our backs when we make the deal with him. </i>
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas had said he was willing to throw himself in front of a train <i>OF VOTES</i> to repeal the new health care law.
&ldquo;That idea has some merit to it,&rdquo; Mr. McConnell cracked.
Fixed that for ya, Mitch.
That cannot be unseen.
&quot;After brief pause for effect, McConnell added, &#039;...with votes! &#039; &quot;