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“The people are complaining about the price of gas? Let them drive electric vehicles.”
- Michelle Obama
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The should rename that thing the Dolt–the energy comes from the hated coal from elec plants. It has to come from someplace!
I like it Star. They are dolts for thinking they can push us into electric cars, then shut down all our coal-powered electric plants. Where does that leave us? Broken down clown cars with no way to move them out of the driveway.
I’ll drive an electric car when AF1 is powered by electic motors.
*electric..electic…
electric, shlemectric. What a joke it is!
I am waiting for the Crooner-in-Chief to belt out, on his next gig, the oldie….
Are you comin’ with me?
Come let me take you on a party ride
And I’ll teach you, teach you, teach you
I’ll teach you the electric slide
…his next gig. You made me laff. Be sure to tip your waitress.
“Let them eat Tums.”
Michelle Antoinette
‘Candid’ quotes like the above from Keith often cause me to reflect on the much simple times. I’m drawn to remembering Johnny Carson. Especially, when he did his “Carnac the Magnificent” routine. Here’s how it might sound today: And the Answer is — Lindsey Lohan, Snookie and Michelle Obama. The Question is: Name two morally bankrupt individuals and a First Lady who believes she is royalty and wishes the peasants (us) would just dust the cake crumbs from their chins.
Good one, Mark! Those Carnac routines were great.
With that “quote” all I could think of was the old expression, “Fire in the hole,” or perhaps it would be “Fire in the Volt.”
And then that brought up all kinds of double entendres which are not fit to print.
double entendres which are not fit to print.
Aw…just one?
;-)
All I think of is Oy GeVolt.
Not too shabby…