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Clinton's Derivatives: UPDATE

Retrieved by Dave Darnell

We are certain we do not know what derivatives former President Bill Clinton could be talking about modifying; but we at MooPig certainly support his right to modify them.

John Roberts: "Mr. President, in terms of the overall economic downturn, Time magazine had an article out this week in which it named 25 of the people most responsible for the economic downturn, and you were there. They, they had a picture of you in what looked like a police lineup. They had a little button where you could vote who's the most responsible? They pointed to your signing of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the Commodity Futures Modernization Act. I wonder what you think about that."

Derivatives, eh? [Read the Article HERE]

[Click the following to access the sent link: Bill Clinton: I should have better regulated derivatives - CNN.com]
-- sent in by Correspondent DPDASSOC from Pearland Texas.
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Response to POST HERE
"The minstrel boy to the war has gone,
In the ranks of death you'll find him;
His father's sword he hath girded on,
And his wild harp slung behind him;
"Land of Song!" cried the warrior bard,
"Tho' all the world betrays thee,
One sword, at least, thy right shall guard,
One faithful harp shall praise thee!"
Thomas Moore

http://www.ingeb.org/songs/theminst.html
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/11/10/btsc.damon/index.html
11 November 2006 in Poetry
"Where have all the young men gone?"

The old "Secretary bullies the Boss" schtick... Eh?

It is an old play, done over and over in literature and theater. Remember: "Et tu Brute?" A secretary somewhere has it in for the Boss... this is not about gender either.



That is why MooPIg today invites you to:

meet --Madame Secretary Hil'ry...
|| An Experiment in tracking Two Related Stories on the Internet ||

by Pat Darnell

Bullying, nit-picking, constant criticism, intimidation, manipulation, lying, emotional hurt?
""My case is complicated in that the secretary who bullied me was supported by my boss, who at the time was my husband. He supported her because they were having an affair. They knew that I knew, even though I had no proof."

So after running what has been described as a completely disorganized and incompetent presidential campaign she gets promoted to secstate.I’ve heard the containment strategy but this doesn’t work when you consider Hillary’s colossal ego. She will undermine Obama at every turn, she will micromanage the state department to the point no one will be able to do anything and she will do to our foreign policy what she did to health care. The real tragedy is she will be allowed to blame everyone but herself and the damn feminist pigs that worship her will eat it up.[Uncleduke316]

"It was an impossible situation for me. The secretary was so brazen because she knew she would not be reprimanded her behaviour. She would scream at me and run after me cursing at me. She would refer to me as "that bitch" to other members of staff. She would openly laugh at me in front of others. She was the head secretary, so she made sure I could not get access to any secretarial back up. She would openly brag about what a good time she was having with my husband. She told me I was the problem and said I treated people badly because I couldn't hang on to my husband. It was like the worst episode of the tackiest soap and there I was right in the middle of it."

To me, Barack Obama’s decision to hire Hillary Clinton is DISTURBING. I voted for Barack but I CANNOT Support this ILL-ADVISED Decision!!! Hillary represents everything Obama ran against. She wants to be PRESIDENT!! She does NOT want the S.O.S job!! SHE is POWER HUNGRY!!! We must remember, this is a woman who said she was willing to “OBLITERATE IRAN” if they attacked Israel!! She is a WAR-HAWK!!! Hillary voted for the Iraq War WITHOUT reading the Intelligence or War Resolution!! So taking orders from an African American man is NOT going to sit well with her!! [rhonda jones on December 2nd, 2008]

"I left my husband and I left my job. The secretary stayed on and as I said, got promoted. Yes I want my day in court and maybe then people will see that what I experienced was horrendous deliberate emotional hurt."

The speculation gained momentum after Clinton accepted an award at the Glamour Women of the Year ceremony Monday.

"Whether it's standing up for women who have been denied their rights or being the secretary of state and carrying the burden of that office, there are so many ways each of us can make a difference," she said. Clinton was referring to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who got a Glamour Award, but it was enough to stir up Beltway gossip mongers.

"I am highly qualified and good at what I do. At times I pity the bully as she must have been so jealous of me she even took pleasure in having an affair with my husband and flaunting it in my face - even though she was married herself.

"To this day I have never told her husband what she did. He is a good man and I don't want to hurt him.

"As a doctor I feel this secretary has an antisocial personality disorder. She is a serial bully. She bullied two other women in the same place and they are helping me with my case. I saw this secretary in action and she is textbook material. I have never experienced such a public display of dysfunction. Of course, I only realised all this after I left. At the time I was punch drunk. I just buckled under the pressure of it all." [SOURCE] Bullying of a doctor by a secretary; Case history #83)""

I can’t believe this is happening.

Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State under Barack Obama who ran his campaign on change, integrity and transparency!!

Another eight years of Clintons?!! Pray that this rumour is not true. [Nzoia on November 15th, 2008]

If she gets to be called….”Madame Secretary” the American people will be calling that Messiah a genuine “MUTT.” cause anyone can google……..Secretary of State Hillary Clinton? November 14, 2008 againsthillary2008/04/06/bill-clinton-tycoo n-where-is-all-this-money-coming-from/ and say….this ain’t change but more of the same. There wus great food at Sambo’s Restaurant but today there ain’t no Sambo’s to eat at…. [madmilker]

The Big Questions: Obama vs ??? in 2012

by Pat Darnell

Yes, that is why they pay the large buckaroos to head hunter news men and women of the major networks;

Who will be candidates for the 2012 Presidential race on Republicans' bid?

You see? All those well-paid pinduts can see 4 years into the future. The Game is on: and now that the Democratic largesse is all in position, O'bama, O'Clinton, O'Kennedy, O'Powell, O'Quit-it... networks are asking the big tough questions.

MooPig News wants to play too. And why not? Our budget is secondary to, say, Esquire and Star, but our wisdom comes with no extra cost. Today we look at Sarah Palin -- everybody's crush. The librarian we all knew was out there, just improbably so.

All over the news today, Jan 21 and 22, 2009, are mention of the "Top Republican Runners" in the grueling four-year, two-party duel for GOP and the others. Campaigns are beginning right now. Don't get your hopes up, once you go through the fire, and come up empty... the incumbent usually wins easily and moves their party into the realm of lamest-duckpins.

This weekend Hustler shot Paylin, a movie with a better script than most and a cast that includes veteran pornstress Lisa Ann as "Serra Paylin" -- "[Hustler attorney Paul Cambria] suggested we change the names," -- the Hustler publicist said, Nina Hartley as "Hilly," Jada Fire as "Condi," and Mike Horner as "Bill Orally." Sindee Jennings plays young Serra. In a scene from a classroom at Idaho State, Young Serra gets extra points from her professor (Evan Stone) for agreeing that Satan placed dinosaur fossils on the earth to trick us. [October 13, 2008; SOURCE]

If Barack Obama had hot daughters of legal age and if Michelle Obama were thicker, would Hustler be speed-releasing a movie called "Baby Got Barack"? Probably not. But in a production cycle with unprecedented turnaround, Who's Nailin' Paylin: Advetures of a Hockey MILF, was written, cast, and filmed in two weeks and will be released, at first piecemeal on Hustler's website and then as a DVD by Election Day.

"Other projects are on hold while we do this," a Hustler spokesperson said, "and we're getting the DVDs turned around in a week instead of our usual two."

Even in that period when everyone realized how effective Bill Clinton really was. ...This lasted from George W. Bush's inauguration -- though the outpouring of support following Clinton's heart surgery through his triumphant speech at John Kerry's nomination until when, in helping to manage Hillary's presidential bid, people remembered how shrewish Clinton could be there was still a time during Lewinskygate when the nation thought of Clinton as an embarrassment and yet a porn retelling of the cigar/blue dress affair never would have happened.

Conclusion
MooPig Wisdom tells a different story. Do you want to know the real reason why Sarah Palin will not likely be the Republican nominee in 2012 running against Obama? Here's the "Real Reason."

PHOTO Left: Sarah Palin in 2008

PHOTO Right: Sarah Palin in 2012



Can it be helped?
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Stimulus Bill

by Pat Darnell

I thought it was a new nickname for Bill Clinton. I realize after being president and all, there is some desire to go into other fields, if one still has his health, mental and otherwise. Jimmy Carter became a philanthropist of highest order, right up there with Mother Teresa; Habitat for Jimmy, a habit for Mother T.

We do have people we admire, and well Bill is most admired for tempting treason while he deflowered interns with his cigar in the Oval Office. Now that may be rampaging patriotic, and bold, and Jeffersonian... but it does lend a certain taint on a Philanthropic Career from the outset. Bill Clinton is second only to himself and the re-invention of the stimulus that will unlock the blockage up there in the colon of America, Washington, DC, that is. But really:

Stimulus Bill is actually a 2009 A.O., After Obama, law by Barry Obama, paced to bring the financial world back online after its collective vacation taking, eating rich food from foreign lands, and achieving swelling around the ankles not before seen in this hemisphere...

What Me Worry? ...comic relief glances by Bill Clinton are not warranted. Once a person is given the ignoble task of throwing around Solomon's wealth for eight years, long range is the dubious end to that. Long range gathers around the source of dismal planning like the storm of the century. In engineering... let's see we used to call it... Piss Poor Previous Planning, 4P, that is.

To keep bridges from falling, and cities from flooding, a bigger picture lies in waiting to be viewed if not by transient politicians. In USA it seems Americans plan for the 90 day cycle. In other places like the Orient, the plan is 50 years at a time. In Japan there has been recession since the late 1980's. How do you suppose they conquer almost twenty years of recession, and maintain 7 automobile manufacturers?

Japan as a collective culture has the mindset of a long term existence. While Americans are trying to find a way to sweep under the rug the extra 22% finance charges accruing in their credit card accounts every 25 days... Japanese practice a low tech method of saving 40% of their gross pay to bolster their high tech industry. That's how: forty centavos on the dollar e.

Not so much unlike living in a bubble like Japanese do, we Americans are trading off our self-respect, causing the bubble to surround us regardless, "distracted by a heavy bloated feeling."

Read this Article with me by Phil Harris, see if we can stimulate some packages: [Click HERE]

Saturday, August 16, 2008 | Phil Harris :: Townhall.com Columnist
The Constipation of the United States of America
by Phil Harris

We all have a picture in mind of how life ought to be. Perhaps it is not so much a picture; but rather, a strong inkling of what life in America should feel like if all was well and things were running along smoothly. In any case, no matter how each of us perceives that blissful state of being, it is obvious that we are not experiencing it.

Life moves on, of course, and by outward appearances we are living as we always have. The alarm goes off; we clean up and head for work or school, each with a uniquely personal measure of enthusiasm. There is lunch, some afternoon drowsiness, and soon another day is in the bag.

Yet, there is something different today. It is a feeling of not being quite right; not precisely on top of the game. Our daily grind is faced with a bit less energy, a little less bounce in our step, and an extra glance or two over the shoulder. When we sit back and ponder the future, we are distracted by a heavy bloated feeling that hinders us from reveling in our dreams.

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AND, Don't forget the comments too: Ron Jones Location: TN
Reply # 2
Date: Aug 17, 2008 - 1:25 PM EST

Government IS the blockage
If you support federally funded:
public schools
Social Security
Medicare
Medicaid
Welfare
WIC
public roads
public housing
ad nauseum

Then YOU are to blame, not the marxist left, or the mercantilist right. But YOU.

Looking to government to cure whatever social ills or needs that exist is like empowering a thief in the name of stopping thievery.

Read the Constitution; Article 1, Section 8. If you can find a specifically enumerated (that means 'written down' for you public school kids) power, then Congress has the right to get involved.

Your kids are already obligated for trillions and trillions of unfunded future obligations. If they're not yet old enough to vote, it seems like a case of "taxation without representation" to me.

I think it's time to do some house cleaning...bring your pitchforks, torches and a guillotine and we'll get started on the Mall in D.C.

It depends on what definitions of "Am" am...

More POLitcal Molasses fromMooPig's indelible need to peruse the Net --

"Asked in the interview whether he blames himself for his wife's loss, Clinton replied, 'I've heard it from the press and I will not comment on it. ... There are things I wished I said. Things I wished I hadn't said, but I am not a racist. I never made a racist comment and I didn't attack him personally.'"

"Nevertheless, Clinton did say he thought news organizations covered his wife more harshly than Obama. "A different standard was applied to the finest candidate I ever supported," he said. Clinton declined to comment on whether he thought Obama should put his wife on the ticket and he said he admires how she handled the loss. "She went right back to work," he said."
PHOTO: Ex-squirer da' Bill

For example, he charged that news organizations were more likely to accuse Hillary than Obama of going negative.

Clinton Says, 'I Am Not a Racist' AP [posted: 4 HOURS AGO August 4, 2008]

[Retrieved HERE for critical thinking man's pleasure]

____________________________________________________ And--
The Sable Verity You can disagree, but I’ll still be right

"..Race is the proverbial elephant in the living room of this country; the democratic party is not immune from that. After all, check your history books (actually, it’s not in the history books); there was a time when we favored the Republican party." (SV; retrieved HERE for review today)

"Thanks against for your comments,
Sable Verity"

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/10

REISSUE: State of the Union: "It is the Economy Stupid(s), and not just the USA's"

“The real problem is the politicization, both real and imagined... Elected officials violate their social contract with their citizens in name of fiscal balance, undermining the legitimacy of governments and the very process of market liberalization to which such high value is placed. Evidently, the best minds among us have only just begun to think about it.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

Those in charge of IMF and World Bank are self-critical while also self-absorbed ...this is still one of our most strenuous essays on the state of the union. It keeps being said, as if a worldwide Mantra: "It's the Economy, stupid."

Dubya has lost the election for the Republicans by going into 2009 sealing it with uncertainty, brokenness, and bankruptcy. So that is why we at MooPig keep posting this one unedited... we know it is unlikely to capture ones' imagination, but this is how those guys with "green" in their names actually talk:

by Patrick Darnell (June 13, 2006-Jan 29, 2008)
Introduction -- China
The IMF was established by the United Nations in 1944 to provide loans to countries in financial distress at a relatively low interest rate. Nations having balance-of-payments problems can borrow from the IMF for short time periods and such loans include economic and financial stipulations on the debtor nation. Typically, such stipulations require that the debtor nation follow an austerity program that limits government spending, domestic consumption, and imports. (2006, CTUO)
Sustainable development “requires not just liberalization and privatization, but also initiatives to ensure that all of society shares in the benefits.” When, or if, the IMF heeds its own advice for social and political stability by rubber stamping a process on the borrowing country, it can neglect some very unconstructive issues. "Negative impact on the distribution of wealth, and basic social needs occur when the IMF insists that the prevailed country both liberalize markets and privatize quickly, simultaneously demanding austerity.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

State of the Art: Developing Economies Festooned
As the most up to speed world player, China gets the Gold medal in pragmatism: “It’s the economy, stupid,” so says the Chinese in the field. The capitalist theme, can it lead to economic power? Freedom of thought, wounded once, now realized. In past, regional attitudes came from nationalist convolutions of the dogmatic leaders’ hatreds. Generally, this chaos of the recent past has been the chief building ingredient to the Chinese pragmatist’s view today.

The release and deliverance from menial work to better working conditions, and higher standard of living often is the first result after the first hurdle: Democratization. “The hardships our parents endured are the unbearable costs of freedom of thought, freedom of dialogue and personal power. Our lives must move to the next level. We must build paved roads leading to the market. The Journey is the story, not in exclusion of anything, but it is the journey,” are the words heard in China’s budding mercantile regions.

What is the Economy of Nations really Based on?

GREED________~~Economic conditions~~____________FEAR

Emboldened: Individualism empowers the Mobile
Today in China, the son and daughter of peasants can travel to and be emboldened by the sources of global rhetoric, in Europe and America from where freedom booms in their ears. Learn and return to their home and kiss the ground of their ancestors. At that emboldened moment the cheating and setups, and betrayals are seen for what they were. “If we have democracy, we have respect,” says the young man and woman.

Richness is the aim. The new leader must make others rich, because he/she is rich. Economics of the village are a clear balance sheet in face of historical corruption. Party politicians of previous decades took bribes, and lived relatively corrupt lives. Before, no one felt he/she could solve the problem.

Unchecked the fatality in corruption was made certain. The cost was over throwing largesse by the purer ones of the village. The repetition of the acts of the impure made the whole country to be scolded by the world.

“The developing economy is putting a lot of hope in the air, on the ground, and in spite of the criticism,” says the region’s mayor who just paved the road to the market. “It is easy to criticize a total country.” When the perspective moves to the individuals in the fields, criticism dies away. What one wants to do is to help: to join in and race against time, to finish, to achieve, to help, and leave the land better than when it was found. (China; 2006)

June 4, 1989 is remembered:

...as the slaughter of students in China. The criticism is giving loss of face to Chinese for generations to come. Resulting in overriding fear, again 2005, new issue of Japanese textbooks brought anti-Japanese riots in China. “A butterfly flapping its wings over the ocean can start a tornado over the nation. Don’t believe in rumors. Don’t participate in illegal demonstrations,” says the Chinese elders.

What the temperament of democratization depicts, is, after all a good-natured event. The clan loyalties detached as the peasants’ voting for the first time, billion people vote as if each is equal each, all over to all other. Often, women win elections over the men, and the load is eased. Results are the jovial campaigning, the over all good-humor of many voting from many levels of education, backgrounds, foregrounds and clans.

The son takes up the job long denied to his own father. It would be a shame if Chinese output does not make a contribution to the world. “If Chinese are to become richer with more money, taller buildings, and more cars and phones without making effort at giving back to the source of its wealth, it is a terrible shame.

Peasants once dreamed of hope in this:
Announcement of Dawn
Loyal to time,
Bring your message to all,
That what they have waited for so long,
Is coming. (Chinese Adage)

The unprecedented globalization, one market attitude of modern day humanity is tethered to many very deep-rooted conventions of the individuals. Primary to the formula of International Economics with the stride out to globalize, are variables of the history, economics and natural resources of the regions and are proving to be the most important aspects. (China; 2006)

“In short [banks and firms] are not oblivious to the risks, but they feel that the other risks are even greater.”(Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

The Dawn is Here

In effort to understand the most important characteristics of workers in the world today, I am reading articles of secondary research titles. One particular article: “The globalization Wars: An Economist Reports from the Front Lines,” by Barry Eichengreen in Foreign Affairs, is commentary on memoirs of Joseph Stiglitz and his years in Washington, D.C.

“Undeterred, he battles valiantly on behalf of impoverished nations against the unrelenting ‘globalizers’ of the International Monetary Fund.” Says Eichengreen: “As the tale unfolds, the reader waits with bated breath to learn whether the hero can save the world’s poor from the consequences of bad economic advice.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

According to the critic, Stiglitz is contending that “too often those concerned with economic development have seen economic openness and liberalization as panaceas,” or magic potions. Alternatively, power of the great ideas of the past must carry forward, not be cast aside. Panaceas are non-existing.

Joseph Stiglitz is an economic analyst who took a leave of absence of Stanford University to be the chief economist at the World Bank. His aim was to serve his country and “improve the lot of the developing world.” He found while heading the Council of Economics Advisory during the Clinton years, a:

• Morass of Political opportunism
• Ideologically motivated decision-making
• And bureaucratic inertia

In developing countries, such as China, Ecuador, Malaysia and others, the result of promoting policies “helpful to US commercial and financial interests” has been “devastation.” Developing countries that open themselves to trade all too often will:

• Deregulate their financial markets
• Abruptly privatize national enterprise
• Experience more economic and social disruption than growth

“Foreign direct investments have destroyed potentially viable domestic companies,” and “liberalized international finance has made emerging-market economies more vulnerable to erratic shifts in investor sentiment without conferring [bestowing] any visible benefits.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

Stiglitz argues: “academics [like him] once seduced by globe trotting [expense accounts] may lose sight of their original motivation for public service...” How soon one forgets that the purpose is “to enlist science in the pursuit of human betterment.” Shamefully, global public employé often have to choose “between dissent [objectivity] and professional [self] advancement.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

Most prominent in recent history, Stiglitz was a major opponent to the 1997 IMF push for IMF-World Bank meetings that would lead to deregulation of international capital flows. The money that flows is regulated in previous checks/ balances that must be left in place, because Stiglitz has defined statistically asymmetric information.

Asymmetric information is Stiglitz’s master-mind. It means that the lending country has considerably more information about the transaction than does the borrowing country. The imbalance of information pervades the entire term of the loan, and is the main reason why there is little catalyst for private enterprise to follow IMF capital advances.

Stiglitz regards “the poor timing of the meetings as evidence that the IMF saw a liberalized financial system not as a means to development or stability but rather as an end to itself, [or self-serving].”

”The proposal was driven by bureaucratic inertia – scarcely ...flattering.” Stiglitz then was against the interest rate increases of the same year that would “restore balance to the countries caught in the Asian financial crisis.” What is being preached is that the method used in the USA banking system rising and lowering the prime to stave off various economic ills and windfalls, is not the answer as Stiglitz has found in his statistical numerations.

Moreover, administrators do not “have the intellectual luxury of academics,” therefore each decision is miraculous: miraculous because there is so much error in the decisions made each day as the market opens. Lending and rate increases are putting a heavy burden even on the “IMF Managers who as PhD’s understand the threat that higher interest rates place pressure on debt-laden banks and firms.”

Unfortunately, the theory and practice are still unprecedented to a point that “back of the envelope calculations” are becoming as common as taking “long term money out of crisis countries,” like old time runs on banks.

So, who makes out in Global Economic Uncertainty?

There remains so much risk in international monetary finances that one wonders why the USA is so involved in the sordid business. The USA is the “main stakeholder, controlling the single largest block of votes, in the voting of IMF-World Bank affairs.”

One insidious reason that comes to mind is that as politicians go global, like lame duck second term presidents in the last two years of their administration, they go abroad and far away so they don’t have to face their constituency. “Elected officials violate their social contract with their citizens in name of fiscal balance, undermining the legitimacy of governments and the very process of market liberalization to which such high value is placed.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

Additionally, IMF uses other citizens’ money to take inordinate risks. Then when the interest rates go up to balance the developing country’s economy, the interest earnings are wiped out. The exercise is futile, and practiced on so many fronts, that it makes no sense.

“The real problem is the politicization, both real and imagined.” IMF economic advice reflects the mixed agendas of its principal stakeholders. These agents of globalization Stiglitz warns in his book “are experiencing a crisis of their own, in legitimacy.” That is legality, authority, and authenticity.

Every time the IMF is on path to shift the balance between “debtors and creditors’” there is the mammoth predicament of “moral hazards in shifting that balance... in letting debtors become their own bankers, and bankruptcy judges.” Suffice to say, “Evidently, the best minds among us have only just begun to think about it.” (Eichengreen, Barry; Jul/Aug2002)

Hope: Dream’s friend, Illusion’s sister. [I Ch’ing] (fin)

References

Eichengreen, Barry; The Globalization Wars. Foreign Affairs; Jul/Aug2002, Vol. 81 Issue 4, p157-164, 8p Document Type: Book Review Subject Terms: ECONOMICS* ECONOMIC policy *GLOBALIZATION *INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund UNITED States 1993- NONFICTION DEVELOPING countries Reviews & Products: GLOBALIZATION & Its Discontents (Book) NAICS/Industry Codes: 928120 International Affairs People.

STIGLITZ, Joseph Database: Business Source Elite
http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bsh&an=6836492&loginpage=Login.asp
Stiglitz, Joseph; Globalization and Its Discontents, book, New York: W. W. Norton, 2002, Pages: 282.

China; An historical presentation for TV Discover Channel, June 13, 2006.

by Patrick Darnell (June 13, 2006-Jan 29, 2008)

Free Obama's White Granny !!

What ? Is Mr. Obama ashamed of being white? Check out the link and think of the stink!
http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/3/28/142319.shtml
I am so anti - non- racially re-programmed to be un-desensitized to negative slurs with positive intentions to reverse-defame the objectified person of inordinate quantities of cyan, magenta, yellow and hAA_F_F_ Bla-a-ak ...gasp... that I am qualified to raise this stinker in the air and say "SMELL !"
Poor Granny. I think Granny Clinton is going to get As-s-s-Fla-a-k if she goes after this issue....... but now, hm-m-m say if Mr. Bill were to bring it up ..............
Hey, has anybody ever seen Obama and Ross Perot in the same room at the same time? Can we get one of those Moopig photo comparisons please (close-up on the ears if you don't mind)
In a mood of non-difference,
Compostholestoy
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Sure thing maestro. >mpw