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To: rabidralph

Hmmm, the other unsettling image in this picture is John Kerry's pants. Teresa and the brewmaster look normal in their jeans. For some reason, John's khakis are always too baggy, as if he is wearing Depends, as someone mentioned on another thread.


7 posted on 08/07/2004 6:35:24 AM PDT by rabidralph (If you can read this tagline, then stop.)
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To: rabidralph

Actually, Mamma T's pants are a bit too tight and she has belt loops but isn't wearing a belt. Who's dressing her?


19 posted on 08/07/2004 6:41:44 AM PDT by Mercat
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To: rabidralph

I don't like Kerry any better than you do, Ralph, but I'm near 60 and skinny, and I wear pleated khakis, and that's the way mine look too. It's just age and gravity.


20 posted on 08/07/2004 6:42:12 AM PDT by MoralSense
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To: rabidralph

"Hmmm, the other unsettling image in this picture is John Kerry's pants. Teresa and the brewmaster look normal in their jeans. For some reason, John's khakis are always too baggy, as if he is wearing Depends, as someone mentioned on another thread."

The baggy pants could be there to hide a male chastity belt. After all, Kaptain Ketchup is a gigolo, Teresa's toy. Teresa may well consider him her private property, and the chastity belt is a 'no trespassing' sign.

The other possibility is Teresa considers Kaptain Ketchup to be her slave.


57 posted on 08/07/2004 8:03:58 AM PDT by punster
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Skinny men should not wear pleated pants. Period.


62 posted on 08/07/2004 8:51:28 AM PDT by ErnBatavia ("Dork"; a 60's term for a 60's kinda guy: JFK)
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