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OK, which one of you was it.
Posted on 04/03/2008 5:04:49 PM PDT by dynachrome
In the "just plain bizarre" category, some "dude," as our colleague Chris Cillizza, a.k.a, "the Fix," tells us, got on today's conference call with Hillary Clinton's chief campaign strategist Mark Penn, communications director Howard Wolfson and deputy communications director Phil Singer and asked whether Clinton could "talk sexy" in her ads so he could "pinch the squid.".
The unidentified man then said he thought Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has "nice ears."
Needless to say, the conference call crasher was ignored
(Excerpt) Read more at blog.washingtonpost.com ...
Funny comments on teh story!
“the” story that is.
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OK, which one of you was it.
Probably a CLINTON PLANT!
Holy barf bags, Batman, that’s one sick puppy.
How’d Pissant get their number?
hard time telling the real from the fake in this Information Age.
What did you know, and when did you know it? :-)
Gotta be Doug.
Laughing so hard my sides hurt - ping. You’ve got to got to the article and read some of the comments...
“Should I assume that is a glowbull warming policy question related to the condition of the world’s oceans, caller?”
Hey, I think I’m being defamed here. If someone can tell me how to get in on a conference call, I’ll have some fun with it.
Flog the dolphin?
Yep, if I were you, I’d play the “innocent victim” card too...
LOL!
Is “pinch the squid” part of your daily vocabulary?
Cancel the calamari.
Lordy, the comments on the article are flying fast and furious at the site. Feel free to leave your own. I did!
Bash the Bishop?
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