PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: JeffDG on June 09, 2016, 07:30:31 AM
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Since I've been accused of never posting Hillary stuff:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CkhAYVZUYAEHUF9.jpg)
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I'd go with the sucking device on the right.
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The Kirby is much more useful and reliable.
(must resist joke about .....)
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(must resist joke about .....)
If Hillary shared more than a wardrobe with the Kirby, that Monica would never have happened?
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The Kirby is much more useful and reliable.
And has an off switch.
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Since I've been accused of never posting Hillary stuff:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CkhAYVZUYAEHUF9.jpg)
I know who Bill would choose...
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And has an off switch.
Right. You can throw it out when you're done with it, it doesn't keep getting in your face and keep running.
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The $12k jacket.
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The $12k jacket.
Worn in a speech discussing "income inequality."
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As I recall correctly, when you unzip the zipper the dirt falls out onto the floor because they didn't have bags in them.
Oh, and we had a Kirby too when I was little. ;D
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As I recall correctly, when you unzip the zipper the dirt falls out onto the floor because they didn't have bags in them.
Oh, and we had a Kirby too when I was little. ;D
I sold Electrolux when I was in Tech school in the AF. Used to love to go in a home with a Kirby. We'd get it out to compare and turn the switch on before we plugged it in. When we plugged it in and it started we'd quickly unplug it, jump back ans ask "does it always make that much noise"
Another was to turn it over and make a comment about it looking like a dead cow. Or turn it on and hit the bag and watch the dust fly ;D
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Q: The difference between a Harley and a Kirby vacuum?
a: Position of the dirtbag.
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I sold Electrolux when I was in Tech school in the AF.
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Ooooh brother Eppy, I don't know if I would have admitted that! :o
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Worn in a speech discussing "income inequality."
Ironic isn't it? The hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. It is OK for her and Bill to accept $600,000 per pop speaking fees for illegal influence. That's "fair"? Right?
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Ironic isn't it? The hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. It is OK for her and Bill to accept $600,000 per pop speaking fees for illegal influence. That's "fair"? Right?
Hypocrisy? You mean like how the press obsessed over the Trump U. lawsuit but just conveniently over looked this: http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/06/02/hillary-university-bill-clinton-bagged-16-46-million-from-for-profit-college-as-state-dept-funneled-55-million-back/
You're right, their hypocrisy knows no bounds.
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Hypocrisy? You mean like how the press obsessed over the Trump U. lawsuit but just conveniently over looked this: http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/06/02/hillary-university-bill-clinton-bagged-16-46-million-from-for-profit-college-as-state-dept-funneled-55-million-back/ (http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/06/02/hillary-university-bill-clinton-bagged-16-46-million-from-for-profit-college-as-state-dept-funneled-55-million-back/)
You're right, their hypocrisy knows no bounds.
The press is obsessed with the Trump U lawsuit?
Trump is obsessed with it, and the press is simply following along.
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The press is obsessed with the Trump U lawsuit?
Trump is obsessed with it, and the press is simply following along.
Yeah, sure Jeff. Trump initiated the law suit because he is obsessed.
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Yeah, sure Jeff. Trump initiated the law suit because he is obsessed.
He can't stop talking about it.
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One does wonder how Armani managed to get someone to pay $12K for a potato sack with sleeves. ???
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One does wonder how Armani managed to get someone to pay $12K for a potato sack with sleeves. ???
I think Armani got that fabric from our old sofa bed, bought in the sixties. I guess that is taking recycling to another level altogether.
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Worn in a speech discussing "income inequality."
Liberal hypocrites.
Actually that is a redundancy.
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One does wonder how Armani managed to get someone to pay $12K for a potato sack with sleeves. ???
You think she paid for it out of her own pocket?
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You think she paid for it out of her own pocket?
Probably not. A gift from her foundation I suppose.
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Probably not. A gift from her foundation I suppose.
And I doubt it was part of the 12% administrative fees. It was probably listed as a charitable distribution.
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And I doubt it was part of the 12% administrative fees. It was probably listed as a charitable distribution.
She and Bill were flat broke when they left the White House donchaknow?
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She and Bill were flat broke when they left the White House donchaknow?
given her ability to magically make money while bill was governor....
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given her ability to magically make money while bill was governor....
The Clintons are surprisingly corrupt even for politicians.
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The Clintons are surprisingly corrupt even for politicians.
Is that anything like a double negative? Corrupt * Politician = an honest broker
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Is that anything like a double negative? Corrupt * Politician = an honest broker
nope - to the contrary... it's redundant.
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I should have clarified that double negatives violate the rules of grammar and shall get thee smitten with 50,000 volts of a lighting bolt from the heavens.
Now, does that make it clearer?
;D
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I should have clarified that double negatives violate the rules of grammar and shall get thee smitten with 50,000 volts of a lighting bolt from the heavens.
Now, does that make it clearer?
;D
No, it doesn't.
:-)
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I should have clarified that double negatives violate the rules of grammar and shall get thee smitten with 50,000 volts of a lighting bolt from the heavens.
Now, does that make it clearer?
;D
LOL.
A sense of humor is a wonderful thing.