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Posted on 10/03/2009 1:34:40 PM PDT by Charles Henrickson
All poor Carla had to do is be beautiful and confident, that’s enough to put He-shelle in a foul mood. That’s her “checking out the competition” look. Funny thing, she wears that expression a lot. Hehe.
Nope, that’s deep-seated envy that gnaws at her soul. Every woman can recognise that expression. The really funny part is that Carla, like the other women of whom He-shelle is bitter-jealous, is focussed on the event, the speech. He-shelle feeds her own inferiority complex herself by making everything about her, and being bitter when she doesn’t come out first. Which is quite often. Hence the perpetual bitter expression. My mother could’ve told her that her face’ll freeze like that, looks like it did. :D
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BTW, did you hear Rush commenting on this? It was HILARIOUS! He kept repeating:
BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA! Mmmmm...Mmmmm...Mmmmm!!!
BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA! Mmmmm...Mmmmm...Mmmmm!!!
And yet you never heard of the Maurice Seymore studio? That was THE photo studio of Chicago (and the entire midwest) from the 1930s to the 1960s. My father's and her husband ran that studio. ALL the showbiz folks of the Midwest had their photos done there. Once some friends and I went to a deli in San Diego. On a far wall was a photo of Shecky Green. I told my friends that the photo was done by the Maurice Seymore studio. I told them to check for themselves. When they came back they said I must have had astounding eyesight. Nope. I told them I knew that Shecky Green was from Chicago which meant that his photo HAD to have been done at the Maurice Seymore studio.
Maurice (Serge) did the actual photography. However, since he had almost zero personality, it was his wife, Sonya, who really brought in the clientele with her scintillating personality. Think Auntie Mame. I once visited them when a kid in Chicago and was astounded when EVERYBODY in that city seemed to know her. Cops, cab drivers, and, especially, showbiz folks.
Ask the Chicago old-timers and I bet they all know about that studio.
OT: An American (non-Latin) friend of mine has a Brazilian wife and at least once a year they go down the Amazon to a jungle town where they buy preserved piranhas to sell in the states. Very good sellers because folks love to display those fierce looking fish. Of course, the Amazon is like a world away from Rio.
Anybody out there want to make it thru the recession, preserved piranhas is one way to make it to the other side of Obamonics.
I don't want to get Frank too excited but there is a Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute calendar out there as reported in NewsBusters.
Here are the featured women in that calendar:
Kate Obenshain, Clare Boothe Luce, Ann Coulter, Michelle Malkin, Marji Ross, Bay Buchanan, Kellyanne Conway, Michele Bachmann, Carrie Prejean, Phyllis Schlafly, SE Cupp, and Star Parker.
Ben Burch will be going for the gold in pole vaulting.
And H.L. Mencken. Anita Loos was madly in love with Mencken and it was rumored that they had an affair. However, Loos found out that Mencken preferred hot blonde chicks rather than women with brains like Loos. Annnnd...based on that experience, Loos wrote "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes."
Existing. Merely by looking like the incredible natural beauty that she is was more than enough to induce hatred from Michelle.
Looks to me like the slit in the back of that dress has been hastily and badly “pinned” together. It’s all puckery and uneven. I’ll bet she sat down in the limo and “rrrriiiiiip” went the skirt.
Heheheheh.
And, preserved pirhana would be a great name for a band.
I just finished reading a bunch of her books, thanks for reminding me of that story :) She was a very interesting woman, witty without rancor, unlike Dorothy parker.
Omg. Wow. What ever could she do to deserve that? Is it one perpetual snarl for Michelle?
And if Bruni was the one shooting that hateful look, wouldn't every lib in the country say it must be driven by racism?
So true! And the media would make it an 'event', news talk shows would have days worth of 'debate' about it.
I’m glad Rio got it. Or Brazil. Either one.
I had HEARD of the Maurice Seymour Studio, probably, and I'm sure I had seen their work around. And since you mentioned it some months ago, I googled it, etc.
I told them I knew that Shecky Green was from Chicago.
Shecky Greene, although he's the generation before me, lived about a mile or two from where I grew up.
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