Posted on 02/02/2009 3:58:14 PM PST by GOP_Lady
First lady Michelle Obama's ring is seen as she dances with President Barack Obama at the Obama Home States Inaugural Ball in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009.
Well at least there’s a little tan line where her wedding ring should be.
Hefy Hefty Hefty (wimpy wimpy wimpy) Hefty Hefty cinch sack!
Who are the bald guys? Secret Service? Prom Dates? Slicked-up Hari Krishna? Limo drivers?
Could you add me to the ping list please? I have to have something to smile about these next four years.
Thanks!
Okay, now I see the outfit even closer. Asymmetrical neckline with a suit jacket, which is open and then belted (huh?) Just plain weird and uglier up close.
Michelle, please!!! Get thee to a stylist.
Python skin belt!?!?!?!
Where is PETA? Where is the outrage? A python gave its skin for fashion!!!
That rant over, and since I am late to the Fashion Precinct, I will comment on Dr. Biden...I am glad to see that she appears to be wearing age appropriate footwear. Either that, or Frederick’s of Hollywood no longer sells boots.
She’s waaaaay bow-legged.
How you been, lady?
LOL!
'Cause she's holding a watermelon between her knees.
I think Gabz explained it, I respectfully disagree on the grounds that Obama is quickly bringing the office of the President down to a celebrity level and I fear we will never return the WH to the level of respect it should demand... Clinton was bad, but Obama out the gate is worse with his comments about Rush, Sean, and now Jessica Simpson.
You people really know how to hurt a guy.
That is a LOT of bow between the thigh and the ankle!
Me?
Doing fabulous. You know I can’t resist a fashion thread.
Howz you??
Chewie has a much more sincere smile, however
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Heh. :)
I was wondering the same thing. Maybe she had too much to drink and has to steady herself. Those blues do not go together.
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
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