New York Daily News Makes Epic Photo FAIL
Apparently his happy thought was just not happy enough.
New York Daily News Makes Epic Photo FAIL.
Epic Win FTW -Awesome Photos and Videos
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Troops Punished After Refusing to Attend Evangelical Concert
Evangelicals can lick my @ss.
t r u t h o u t | Troops Punished After Refusing to Attend Evangelical Concert.
As drunk as a Time Lord! How Doctor Who became Doctor Booze, by young co-star | Mail Online
This in no way diminishes my opinion of him.
Waterhouse, now 48, writes: ‘Tom once told me a story about throwing up in a car park. Halfway through, a little boy came up to him and said “Are you Doctor Who?” “Hang on a moment,” said Tom. He then pulled, from the inside pocket of his rain-splashed raincoat, a photograph of himself which he inscribed for the child, who walked away blissfully happy.’
via As drunk as a Time Lord! How Doctor Who became Doctor Booze, by young co-star | Mail Online.
Hey Fox Fans, Your Favorite Network Is Part-Owned By a Saudi Prince Whose Family Rules By Sharia Law « SpeakEasy
He's also a MAJOR shareholder in CitiGroup, apparently.
American Apparel’s Bankruptcy Is Inevitable
Let's not forget the sexual-harassment lawsuits. Let's not forget the lawsuit from Woody Allen. Let's not forget the lavish apartments he rented for the shop assistants he liked to sleep with, all on the company dime. Let's not forget the time Charney told the Wall Street Journal that the man he eventually hired as CFO was "a complete loser" and a real stickler for details. No, the manufacturing model wasn't American Apparel's problem; its vertically integrated structure probably gave it a competitive advantage in a garment industry where ordinary suppliers can take 4-6 months to complete orders in China. The problem was Dov Charney's bad judgment.
Dogs of Glory by Jim Steager
No kids.. really, religion is not creepy.. now get in the van.
YouTube - Childrens Video - Dogs of Glory by Jim Steager.