Yep. Our governor is mostly a figurehead anyway; so as Kinky says "Why not?"
Hey, my mom's friend is running for mayor of my hame town (she's very qualified, was a jounalist and worked under the last mayor.) She filmed several commercials at mom's house. That's gonna be bizzare when I go home. (One of them features the bedroom I sleep in).
Neville Gittens?! Neville Fucking Gittens?!?! Who would name their child that? And why would they become a cop?
I could see wanting some authority over others after growing up with that name.
It's the whole 'Boy named Sioux' theory in real life.
H. Crap, I read this as Little Richard Greico.
Huh. Me too, and I never even questioned it until your post.
Kinky's still running? Right on.
H. Crap, I read this as Little Richard Greico.
Me, too. I'm glad you posted this, bon bon, because I couldn't remember how to spell Greico's name, and was too lazy to go to imdb.
Jesse, if you get a foot cramp again, flexing the foot sometimes undoes it. Also stepping flat on the floor (not carpet, something cold, like a kitchen or bath floor) can help undo it.
Tom, what does he say on the recordings? I just spent last night and this morning getting rid of random Trojan virus files, and am too gun shy right now, to open the mp3.
Tom, what does he say on the recordings?
It's a recording of an actual telemarketer trying to get him to sign up for a free phone, with his voice on a loop saying things like "That's GREAT!", "Tell me more!", and "I'm really interested!".
I am at work and I am not happy about it.
Our governor is mostly a figurehead anyway; so as Kinky says "Why not?"
Wait. I thought being the governor of Texas was the kind of big-deal job that would prepare someone for even bigger things. Are you saying our president doesn't actually have relevant experience?!?!
Jesse, if you get a foot cramp again, flexing the foot sometimes undoes it. Also stepping flat on the floor (not carpet, something cold, like a kitchen or bath floor) can help undo it.
Oh yeah, I do all that. This cramp was flexing and standing resistant. For a bit, anyway. It did finally go away.
It's a recording of an actual telemarketer trying to get him to sign up for a free phone, with his voice on a loop saying things like "That's GREAT!", "Tell me more!", and "I'm really interested!".
Thanks, Tom. The story may just have inspired me to go low-tech, find a recording of [the supreme earworm] *
"It's a Small World" -- preferably song by small children,
ask the telemarketer to hold, and put the phone down next to my speakers and play the mean song.
Oh yeah, I do all that. This cramp was flexing and standing resistant. For a bit, anyway. It did finally go away.
Nasty resistant cramp. That's just not fair.