Don't count this guy out just yet. He's running on pure ego and he won't go without a fight. Besides, he (above all) knows where all the bodies are buried in ChiTown, which makes him "very dangerous" to a lot of people there who are doing a whole lot of sweating. It may also make his life worth about $1.50!
Are there any cast members from "Commando" that haven't been governors yet?
ReplyDeleteWe should give Carl Weathers a chance!
I think Jim Belushi should be the next governor of Illinois.
ReplyDeleteafter all if Al Frankin can (almost) be a Senator, why not another has been TV star???
Tom Arnold would be WAY better than Belushi. And he worked with Schwarzeneggar on True Lies. Maybe they can get Jamie Lee Curtis elected in New York.
ReplyDeleteAll of the great governors have worked with the Governator. Well, at least one.
The amazing thing is, that this putz keeps right on, saying he'll fight this.
ReplyDeleteDUDE!
They've got our voice, on your phone, in the Governors Office, saying you want money or position, in exchange for, Obama's seat!!!
Give it up!
Don't count this guy out just yet. He's running on pure ego and he won't go without a fight. Besides, he (above all) knows where all the bodies are buried in ChiTown, which makes him "very dangerous" to a lot of people there who are doing a whole lot of sweating. It may also make his life worth about $1.50!
ReplyDeleteHow do you think I'm going to get along,
ReplyDeleteWithout you, when you're gone
You took me for everything that I had,
And kicked me out on my own
Are you happy, are you satisfied
How long can you stand the heat
Out of the doorway the bullets rip
To the sound of the beat
One of the most violent songs ever sung by a flamboyant gay man:
ReplyDeleteSteve walks slowly down the street
His brim pulled way down low
Aint no sound but the sound of his feet
Machine guns ready to go
Freddie Mercury is quite a flamboyant gay man. Actually, flamboyant isn't a strong enough word. How about a flaming faggot?
ReplyDeleteFreddie Mercury be dead from da AIDS
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't the singing that got him, it was playing that meat whistle that did him in.
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