Monday, August 5, 2024

That's the attitude, sister!

 




17 comments:

  1. Yes, as long as it is what I tell you to do

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    1. Exactly what I thought.

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    2. Yes it is she, Bardot...and she left the game early, did exactly what she wanted to do, establishing a refuge for animals, Big Animals, lions tigers and bears.

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  3. Oui--C"est La Brigitte!!!

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  4. She had puffy lips before Botox was dreamt of

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    1. The cosmetic industry was built on replicating the traditional norms of feminine beauty throughout the ages. Somehow that was corrupted to what we have now.

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    2. Yes, bloated fish lips are disgusting.

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  5. Now use that caption on a picture of Kamala…

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    1. Well., that one...'she's'a man, baby!

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    2. You have to be more creative than that! You can't see a black woman and just repeat the same insult you used with the last black woman!

      After 15 years of hearing you say that Michelle Obama is a man you have to come up with new material. This line of attack has already been tried and failed.

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    3. It may have failed in your sphere of influence but in mine, Mike "Nobama" is still a tranny.

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    4. 11:58 It is good to know that you are in the minority. Michelle Obama had one of the best selling books in the last few years and is revered across the political spectrum.

      I can only imagine that the next 8 years with a black woman as a president will be very tough for you.

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    5. Kamala ain't black. She is East Indian. She just lies about being black to get the black vote.
      Black or white or Indian... she is still a complete moron.
      If there is 8 years of her idiocy hopefully you will finally see how rediculous your leftist/ socialist stance was. But I don't have much hope for leftists and the ability to reason.

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  6. Brigitte Bardot in the 1958 Film in case of adversity or in french "en cas de malheur" with Jean Gabin
    el néné....

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  7. From "As Good As It Gets".

    She asks him 'how he writes women so well', and he replies: “I think of a man. And I take away reason and accountability.”

    Perfectly encapsulates the Bardot line above.

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