Pia Glenn and Salman Rushdie 2009 Vanity Fair.
Posted on 12/30/2013 9:23:50 AM PST by absentee
The panelists start laughing the moment the photo is on the screen, because obviously. Then the first response is Pia Glenn off-camera sing-songing “one of these things is not like the others, one of these things just isn’t the same” and the rest of the panel chuckles along. It’s funny because Romney is white and his grandson isn’t, which is obviously hilarious. Because as everyone knows, the races should not mix.
But it’s even better than just hilarious, it also makes you think! ...
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laughing at the color of a grandchild’s skin? Just when I think they can’t get any lower...
Pia Glenn and Salman Rushdie 2009 Vanity Fair.
Well now again we see people scrapping the bottom of the barrel. Where are the race batters JJ and Rev. Al, oh wait the money is not there yet so they are still silent.
What’s the problem with hurt boobs, one high and one low.
Melissa is the idiot who wore tampons as earrings.
One of her things is not like the other.
Ohh! I noticed that too. What’s so great about artificial boobs that they can wind up in all sorts of places?
Liberals are children.
“... what the problem with hurt boobs.. one high and one low”.
Having boobs since puberty, I can only say that perhaps her dress is being stepped on and the left one is being pulled down. Other than that.. I have no idea. :)
Back when I had a job, I had several recent graduates working under me.
I began to quote Calvin Coolidge to one of them and she started tittering as soon as I mentioned the name — even before hearing the quote.
She had evidently been brainwashed to react that way without thinking, presumably in college, and was at a loss to explain when asked what she was laughing at.
More like maladjusted street adolescents who think they are all grown up . . .
LOL ... as you can see, Salman Rushdie is a lot shorter than she is. She has to tilt and lean that way, with her left shoulder a lot lower, in order to get her arm around him ... :-) ...
Great point E. Pluribus Unum
OMG!!!!!! They should be FIRED for that (I am NOT joking)
I saw a commercial on TV just a few days ago where they said if you laughed at things for no reason (in that you didn’t know why) ... that it was an identifiable disease (they had a specific name for it, but I can’t remember it) and that it can be treated.
He may be 61, a veteran of four marriages, and, yes, he was marked for death, but Salman Rushdie can still charm a beautiful woman.
Having split with “Top Chef” enchantress Padma Lakshmi in 2007, the “Satanic Verses” author is now seeing Pia Glenn, the long-stemmed glamazon who plays Condoleezza Rice in Will Ferrell’s Broadway show, “You’re Welcome, America: A Final Night With George W. Bush.”
Some might find Rushdie and Glenn a curious couple. She was born in Harlem, he in India. At 32, she’s 29 years his junior.
His fourth novel, The Satanic Verses (1988), was the centre of a major controversy, provoking protests from Muslims in several countries, some violent. Death threats were made against him, including a fatw issued by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Supreme Leader of Iran, on 14 February 1989.
Rushdie was born in Bombay, India, into a Muslim family of Kashmiri descent
Rushdie came from a Muslim family though he is an atheist now. In 1990, in the “hope that it would reduce the threat of Muslims acting on the fatwa to kill him,” he issued a statement claiming he had renewed his Muslim faith, had repudiated the attacks on Islam made by characters in his novel and was committed to working for better understanding of the religion across the world. However, Rushdie later said that he was only “pretending”
So how many black children has she or her black friends adopted? Maybe if more blacks would adopt black babies so many whites wouldn’t have to.
They are such phonies. They don’t care about black children, they just like to use them. You’d think they’d be happy that this child is now living in a loving home, with a chance of success.
Token "Atypical White Woman"
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