I started working for a Chinese telecom manufacturer in 2011, and one of the fellow new hires is a black guy from DC. To hear the Chinese say "n'ga" is a shock; to hear them mutter it a few times in a row, rapid fire, "n'ga n'ga n'ga n'ga" was almost enough for my black co-worker to look for a new job.
at the point of sounding Jalopniky, you're right. However, remember, that was shot in Austin, where even the rich people are weird.
Shame he now has to change Billy Marlin into a dance number from La Cage Aux Folles.
My guess is the next part of the product line will be some of the little outfits that Boo's owners dress him in.
he...he...he's right.
Yet another example of something perfected in America being manufactured by the Chinese.
The lovely officers would stop by frequently to deny my requests for a blanket and some ibuprofen while they laughed and pointed through the tiny plexiglass window at me shivering and sobbing into my cleavage (I know, I deserved it.)
It was a sad day when Charles Barkley hit rock bottom, but the Phoenix Police can be prickish.
Chad Newton: You're trying to tell me that a guy who donates $2 million to build a library on campus would knowingly let child rape occur?
"No, I am. About 42 times, too."
- Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly
Sadly, this feud started when Jeremy Lin was asked what kind of beef he preferred.
One documentary I watched about him said that he came up with the sketch for Fallingwater the final day he was to meet with the Kaufman family about the design. It was something like an hour worth of drawing. It's a beautiful house, but no wonder the building wasn't perfect. He kinda half-assed it at best.
focus on "80 and 88"
While the Democrats' strategy may have been sound, it did nothing to wipe away the tears of a dejected Walter Mondale.
When asked for a comment about this story, Lin replied "yeah, I've always been a bit mischievous."
cold-blooded. +1
nah, but took a sweet shoulder ride around the club while playing the guitar, and somehow switched into three different skintight lace up rock outfits, one of which was the Stars and Stripes. Very entertaining show, hope it doesn't take them 8 years to come back.
I can sadly picture Peter Angelos saying "fine. We'll just scout NORTH Koreans, then! Ha!" and then light a cigar and drop the ashes on an Earl Weaver jersey he uses as a dribble mop.
I pitched a TV show 10 years ago called Left of the Dial about a alt-rock radio station simply because of that song. Still have the stupid scripts on some hard drive around here.
For my money, it's Skyway. I can't visit the Twin Cities without humming it every single time.
6) Loud sexually oriented noise is emanating from within the men's restroom.
"Strange, I thought our convention was in Tampa this year..."
Sen. Larry Craig (R)
John Wall is going to demand that Gilbert Arenas be traded back to the Wiz just on the slim chance he might bring some guns back into the locker room.
I saw The Darkness last night at the 9:30 Club, so Drew's YouTube clip is perfect timing. My ears are still ringing from last night. They were brilliant, perfect mix of glam, pomp, killer riffs and hilarity. Good damned show, except for the three mongoloid douchebros who kept slamming into the Mrs. and I and the people around us. Still, The Darkness haven't missed a step.
