I’m sharing this NSFW YouTube video a day late, but if you haven’t seen it . . .
These interviews appear to be legit.
And if they are legit . . .
Be. Very. Afraid. These imbeciles are the future of our country.
I’m sharing this NSFW YouTube video a day late, but if you haven’t seen it . . .
These interviews appear to be legit.
And if they are legit . . .
Be. Very. Afraid. These imbeciles are the future of our country.
President Obama‘s supporters and detractors, alike, have imbued our Commander-in-Chief with a variety of superpowers over the years, from anability to control the weather to the now-canonical Jedi Mind-meld. Now, apparently, you can add time travel to the list, as the President, in a video address released by the White House Thursday morning, told Americans “I hope you all had a safe and happy Fourth of July,” and regaled them with the past-tense tale of the White House’s 4th of July event, which seems to have gone off without a hitch later today.
“Hi everybody. I hope you all had a safe and happy Fourth of July, filled with parades, cookouts, fireworks and family reunions,” the President said, or will say, I haven’t worked that part out yet. He added/will add “We celebrated at the White House with a few hundred members of the military and their families. And we took a moment amid the festivities to remember what our Independence Day is all about – what happened 237 years ago, and what it meant to the world.”
Per Major League Baseball . . .
I wish they’d just announce that a couple of bucks from each July 4 ticket will go to the vets, and spare us from having to look at these butt-ugly things. My god those caps are hideous.
Memo to MLB:
This is a cap:
So is this:
And it pains me to say it, but so is this:
But these are not caps:
These are a sacrilege.
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