Vote at Link.
Posted on 11/12/2010 11:56:58 AM PST by TexasCajun
Vote at Link.
These ladies are tough & hard-hitting. ...I was surprised.
—I would suggest that the “power” of the average mayor should be on the order of which way the rolls of t.p. are inserted in the roller rather than what legal business should be allowed in his jurisdiction-—
The mayor must be a homo.
No, seriously, I wonder what the expenses are to the city, if any?
Sounds to me like this is a money-maker for all involved, but maybe not.
“I thought our plans were for expansion into Oklahoma City, not North Korea.”
Great Response.
BUT, It will be a moot point once Michelle Obama gets the Union of Government Sex workers in India to start ‘outsourcing’ to the U.S.
I hear they are going to call them FED-XXX.
Way better than the WBA.
“We solid on fundamentals, which more than make up for lack of dunking.”
I live in OKC, and I’ve begun calling him Mickey Maps the Mayor. All he does is trot out tax increases for public works projects. (MAPS proposals)
He also seems only interested in sports teams coming to the city if it involves a tax increase to pay for facilities.
I’m not saying what the gals looked like with their hats off, but most are in great shape and looked very good in their uniforms.
Well, of course not.
Hmmmm, I’m not going to say much. Some of those highlight reels look better than this years Dallas Cowboy highlight reels.
And they are darn sure more fun to watch!
15 yard penalty for thread abuse!
League Website ...worth checking out.
Personal Foul - 2 Game Suspension!
"Hated it!"
My thought too. Amazing how hard they hit while practically naked. It's gotta really hurt.
I'm sure the main purpose is to titillate, but there is something strangly un-sexy about the whole thing. They look rather ridiculous with shoulder pads over bras.
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