First Lady: Wearing Shorts on Air Force One Created a ‘Stink’

AP via CBS Washington, D.C. ^ | Tuesday, November 19, 2013

[kristinn]

Michelle Obama says she won’t wear shorts on Air Force One again because the one time she did, it created “a huge stink.”

Treated worldwide as a style icon, the first lady addressed the issue during a taped appearance broadcast Tuesday on BET’s “106 and Park.”

SNIP

[Admin Moderator]

This is a real article and real headline. Might as well lock the thread now before we end on the O’Reilly Factor again....

Don't think so. You don't get to post articles like this as bait and not expect a few bites.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Spelling error. Conjugate, not congegate. Common Core ruined me.

[South40]

For the dog, I think it must have been one of life’s most embarrassing moments.

[353FMG]

Words have consequences.

[DoughtyOne]

The word sanitary comes to mind...

[Toespi]

Here’s the deal. She went into this with attitude and it is her own making. What First Lady EVER announces to the world “this is the first time in my adult life I have been proud of this country”, only after her husband was elected? She is a disgrace and so dumb she never knows when to keep her mouth shut or her a$$ covered. She aspired to being the FLOTUS and only made it to the National Enquirer level.

[GeronL]

CupCake delivery for Michele Obama

[HereInTheHeartland]

“Then why is she so “ghetto”?”

I don’t know! Thankfully I’m not married to her!

[ronnie raygun]

Huge stink, literally.

[GeronL]

CupCake Catering in Austin

A little vehicle for $200 rental

Cupcake Truck for $100 an hour

CupCake Airstream Trailer for $400 an up

crazy

https://www.heycupcake.com/catering

[exit82]

The stink is strong with this one.

[tractorman]

Semper ubi sub ubi.

[IncPen]

[Chode]

do you have a problem with cats following you home? making people throw up on the elevator?? us new twinkle ____ and the fly's go right away...

[exit82]

Oh, yeah, I had to look that one up in the Urban Dictionary:

semper ubi sub ubi
Origin: Latin

An admonition given in Latin classes in English speaking countries. Its literal translation, if not in English, is nonsensical, but in English is “Never Where Under Where.” SUSU is often found as graffiti in the more educative schools.
Semper ubi sub ubi - Anonymous

**Author leaves giggling**

[tractorman]

Just a slight correction.
Semper = always.

[exit82]

Yes, you are correct.

Semper(siempre in Espanol) means “always”.

[4integrity]

‘...Might as well lock the thread now before we end on the O’Reilly Factor again....’

:-)

[tumblindice]

A “style Icon”?
Chewie?

[Grams A]

It is no one’s business what she wears.”

I agree if she were Josephine Q. Citizen. But she is not, she is the wife of the President of the United States and while in this position should act and dress like a lady, not a street walker.