Posted on 03/03/2020 6:58:25 AM PST by RubinBoomer
What a stupid person she is to try and resurrect the Russia collusion thing again! Hey Barbara, it is dead.
I see what the problem is...
1. She woke up
2. She didn’t hold her breathe long enough.
3. She should have turned on her TV not her phone.
4. her phone lies to her.
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Is she related to that loud mouthed redhead on View? Seems like they could be sisters!
That house is built on unstable ground. An earthquake or two, a couple mudslides, and down it goes
It comes from CNN's Don Lemon Show: https://www.newswars.com/cnns-don-lemon-panelists-mock-trumps-boomer-rube-voters/Scroll down the page to the video. It comes from 'Boomer Rube'.
Thanks.
Severe case of TDS right there ....
I think to myself, “It can’t be worse than yesterday.”
78 in April. Tick-Tick-Tick-Tick
Your time is passing quick BS make the best of it.
Praying for just a little more erosion.
I am for whoever Eagle Beak....aka Bahhhbwaa Stweisand...is against.
Had to look this up. Funny stuff whill filming Helllo Dolly
Once filming began, it didn’t take long for Walter Matthau and Barbra Streisand, who were separated in age by 22 years, to start arguing. Streisand was known for requesting retakes on Funny Girl, and when she started doing it on Hello, Dolly!, Matthau, who had just won an Oscar for The Fortune Cookie, was annoyed and then outraged. He called her “Miss Ptomaine.” As things deteriorated further, he refused to be in the same room with the actress who was supposed to be his love interest, except when they were filming a scene.
“I have more talent in my smallest fart than she does in her entire body,” Matthau was quoted as saying.
And that was not all. Matthau also said, “The trouble with Barbra is that she became a star long before she became an actress. Which is a pity, because if she learned her trade properly, she might become a competent actress instead of a freak attraction–like a boa constrictor.”
Walter Matthau turned against another of his co-stars, Michael Crawford, who would find fame later as the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera, over a bet. On a break from filming, Matthau and Crawford visited the horse races nearby and saw a horse named Hello Dolly. Matthau refused to place a bet on it because of his hatred for Streisand. Crawford did–and the horse won. Matthau would not speak to Crawford for the rest of the shoot unless he had to.
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