Somehow I picture the API headquarters looking something like this.
Posted on 11/06/2008 11:35:23 AM PST by hamboy
Can we agree to ban API from FR?
I’ll second that vote.
Now, now...let’s not get swept away. Just don’t click on the story if you’re not interested, ‘kay?
My paper boy delivers the API. He peddles all the way from Mombasa! Great kid.
I hope you tip really, really well.
I’ll “third” it.
Mod: Can we petition to ban the API from FR?
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He wasn’t born....he was hatched.
He wasn’t born....he was hatched.
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LMAO!
API lost any and all credibility they ever had.
What is that you say? They never even HAD any credibility to squander?
How stupid does someone have to be to believe ANYTHING that API says?
If API said the sun rose in the East I would double check with another source.
Not ‘swept away’. Just not particularly impressed by API’s crude attempts at reader manipulation during the campaign.
I would like to say that it was intentional!
I tip as well as John Kerry!!
How about we ban API from FR UNTIL they produce the Michelle Obama tape? Sounds fair to me.
Somehow I picture the API headquarters looking something like this.
Luck is on Obama’s side. The Democrats are in the majority led by Pelosi and making changes to the Constitution will sail through easily in the house
Hmmmm ...NO!...
An amendment to the United States Constitution must be ratified by three-quarters of either the state legislatures (38 states), or of constitutional conventions specially elected in each of the states, before it can come into effect. Not an easy task...especially if it is only to accommodate 'the one'.
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