Let me think. No, No Don't Tell Me.That must be the motto of one of San Francisco's trendier Night-spots. No, mabe it's Hollywood's newest ad campaign slogan for a Cosmetic Surgeons Group.Nope, it has to be something to do with Mexican politics kind of like their "Remember the Alamo" slogan. I give up. So tell me.
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Arnold?
Audi? Porche? BMW?
Some surfer dude?
MLK ... I have a dream today!
MLK
"The curvaceous slopes of California"
Now that racism is officially over, we'll be seeing more descriptions like this.
Curvaceous slopes?
That’s easy.
Jonathan Livingston Mountain Goat!
Michael H . . . LOL!
Slopes signify ski. Otherwise, "curvaceous" would be "slippery." Duh.
For the record, I made my comment based on the erroneous quote.
Off topic--
Bush just pardoned the two border patrol agents.
Ansel Adams?
Bush just pardoned the two border patrol agents.
This will make John and Ken's day. I may have to tune in today.
Bush didn't pardon the border agents, he commuted their sentences. They are still guilty of all the horrible things they did.
Let me think. No, No Don't Tell Me.That must be the motto of one of San Francisco's trendier Night-spots. No, mabe it's Hollywood's newest ad campaign slogan for a Cosmetic Surgeons Group.Nope, it has to be something to do with Mexican politics kind of like their "Remember the Alamo" slogan. I give up. So tell me.
Walt Kowalski from Grand Torino?
Isn't that the name of a dating website for sexy Oriental ladies from San Fransico?
The photographer who did closeup shots of tiny skiers on the, er, interesting slopes of a woman's body.
A good use of illiteration by Dr. MLKJr.
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