Victoria’s Secret opts to tone down images after whiny fatasses who cannot compete bitch and moan about a sign on a store.
Sadly (for the whiners), WalMart shoppers in polyester size 25 stretch pants and granny panties do not make for persuasive advertising, except for Jenny Craig.
Administration official says ‘every nugget’ of surveillance info helps terrorists
Nick Juliano
Published: Wednesday October 31, 2007
Asst. AG says warrantless wiretap lawsuits harm national security
Defending the Bush administration’s efforts to immunize telecommunications companies from any responsibility for their assistance in the likely illegal surveillance of Americans after 9/11, a top national security official said any discussion of US surveillance efforts aids terrorists.
“Every nugget of information that comes out in the course of these
investigations helps our enemies,” Assistant Attorney General Kenneth L. Wainstein, who oversees the Justice Department’s national security division, said Wednesday on Capitol Hill. Wainstein was testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is considering legislation to update a foreign surveillance law.
Mmmm, more fascist Kool aid. Imagine if we had a president who upheld the law. Or better yet, his twice repeated oath to defend the Constitution.
Saturday, on the way home from Cabela’s.
Street racing is bad, mmkay.
I let him win up the ramp. Or, he let me think I let him win.
I used to love ‘vettes, but this iteration kind strikes me as stupid looking. Maybe it just needs the right accoutrements.
Things that don’t suck about Phoenix:
Schwarzenegger says marijuana not a drug – Yahoo! News
LONDON – California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger says marijuana is not a drug, a British magazine reported Monday. But his idiot spokesman wet his pants over this bit of rationality and said the governor was joking.
Schwarzenegger told the British edition of GQ magazine that he had not taken drugs, even though the former bodybuilder and Hollywood star has acknowledged using marijuana in the 1970s and was shown smoking a joint in the 1977 documentary “Pumping Iron.”
“That is not a drug. It’s a leaf,” Schwarzenegger told GQ. “My drug was pumping iron, trust me.”
