That's it..Hillary is toast..all the late night comedians are going to go roughshod on her..SNL will do opening sketches about how stupid she is..right?...right??...
Posted on 10/06/2015 9:20:41 AM PDT by rdl6989
Indianoplace - Where Native Americans used to go to conduct their orgies.
HA! Charlie Manson would get more votes in Indianapolis than Hillary.
Both she and Obama. St Joseph County couldn’t get enough signatures to get them on ballot yet voted overwhelmingly democrat in fall. ??? HankiePankie with out of state students or a manipulative voting machine. Both have been suspected
That's it..Hillary is toast..all the late night comedians are going to go roughshod on her..SNL will do opening sketches about how stupid she is..right?...right??...
Come to Circular City, Hillary you cankled hag and let us give you the run around.
She’s as welcome here as Obama is in Oregon.
so she slurred her words ???
That was my first thought. But it was an e-mail. That’s the way she typed it.
Well, her name is not Dan Quayle. She can spell anyway she wants and it won’t be in the news.
I’ve heard Hoosiers make the same mistake, often in a self-deprecating manner.
Quite interesting...
Someone should put that on a billboard at the busiest intersection in Indianapolis.
#HoosierLivesMatter
She’ll carry three counties in Indiana, one of them where Indianapolis is located.
This is the first thing I’ve found that I have in common with The Beast.
Drunk and stupid is no way to go through life...
One of my neighbors was Max Leiter, a descendant of the indian origin of that little town. Now HE was older than Methuselah.
His daughter would bring him 7 cases of PBR and 4 cartons of cigs every 2 weeks. Never saw him wear more than a crusty T-shirt and racing stripe equipped boxers.
Can only imagine what she was calling Texas.
Or for that matter Arkansas.
There used to be a general store on the south side of the Erie Railroad tracks where I would wait to catch the train to Jamestown, New York. The train wasn't scheduled to stop in Leiter's Ford, but the railroad made an exception for holiday travel if enough tickets would be purchased. The Erie Railroad is long gone and I'm sure the little store is too. I haven't been back there in 50 years or so.
In an email from April 2010, Clinton writes, "Are you still in basketball-crazed Indianoplace?"
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