I won't say who I thought of when I read these quotes. Don't hold this against me, but I'm going to blurt it out. How do I say this ... men in the South, they are a little effeminate. They just have effeminate mannerisms.
If you were just a regular person, you turned on the TV, and you saw Eric Cantor talking, I would say—and I'm fine with gay people, that's all right—but my gaydar is 60-70 percent.
he hasn't seen his balls or his pecker in 35 yearsASUG8 wrote:I'm guessing Schweitzer rode into the press conference on a 1500 lb grizzly, carefully stepping out of the saddle to avoid stepping on his own huge balls.
Well looks like you two have something in common.CID1990 wrote:he hasn't seen his balls or his pecker in 35 yearsASUG8 wrote:I'm guessing Schweitzer rode into the press conference on a 1500 lb grizzly, carefully stepping out of the saddle to avoid stepping on his own huge balls.
I have no need or desire to see mineGrizalltheway wrote:Well looks like you two have something in common.CID1990 wrote:
he hasn't seen his balls or his pecker in 35 years
If you have a microscope laying around somewhere it shouldn't be a problem.CID1990 wrote:I have no need or desire to see mineGrizalltheway wrote:
Well looks like you two have something in common.
as long as your sister can still find them we're good.
You're going to be HILARIOUS in the 3rd grade.Grizalltheway wrote:If you have a microscope laying around somewhere it shouldn't be a problem.CID1990 wrote:
I have no need or desire to see mine
as long as your sister can still find them we're good.
ba dump bumpGrizalltheway wrote:If you have a microscope laying around somewhere it shouldn't be a problem.CID1990 wrote:
I have no need or desire to see mine
as long as your sister can still find them we're good.
Judging by that pic, he should know. His technique looks flawless.Grizalltheway wrote:Funny stuff, but hard to take seriously coming from a guy who wore nothing but bolo ties throughout his career.
Firebrand Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer bragged to a convention of trial lawyers to have rigged the 2006 Montana’s elections in favor of the Democrat Party.
From The Great Falls Tribune:
Critics of Gov. Brian Schweitzer are taking aim at remarks he made at a trial lawyers’ convention earlier this year in which he implied that he used his position as governor to influence the outcome of the 2006 mid-term election.
Schweitzer, speaking at the American Association for Justice annual convention in Philadelphia on July 14, told a room full of convention-goers that he helped “turn some dials” to get fellow Democrat Jon Tester elected to the U.S. Senate.
In his speech, Schweitzer claimed he played a role in removing GOP poll watchers from Montana’s Indian reservations; that he influenced the timing of the release of election results in Butte-Silver Bow County; and that he pressured the Associated Press to call the race for Tester on Nov. 8.
On Wednesday Schweitzer backed off those remarks, saying his speech at the trial lawyers’ convention was meant to be humorous and that many of the comments weren’t actually true.
Fag!!JohnStOnge wrote:Well at least it wasn't somebody from California saying it. Montana seems like a reasonably "where men are men" state.
He used a rattlesnake for a whip.ASUG8 wrote:I'm guessing Schweitzer rode into the press conference on a 1500 lb grizzly, carefully stepping out of the saddle to avoid stepping on his own huge balls.
CID1990 wrote:ba dump bumpGrizalltheway wrote: If you have a microscope laying around somewhere it shouldn't be a problem.
where's a drum set with a hi-hat when you need it?
