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That looks just wrong! Now if it were Scott Brown . . .
she looks like she's 15 and he's about to lure her to his van with the promise of money and alcohol.
hey, these girls grow up fast these days, you know?
Wyoming, do you happen to own a van with the windows blacked out, maybe a roll of duct tape in the glove compartment?
Wyoming, do you happen to own a van with the windows blacked out, maybe a roll of duct tape in the glove compartment?
Is that a bad thing?
Do I need to go empty my glove compartment for some reason?
Wyoming, do you happen to own a van with the windows blacked out, maybe a roll of duct tape in the glove compartment?
Is that a bad thing?
Do I need to go empty my glove compartment for some reason?
Only if 15 year old girls have gone missing in your neighborhood
yeah i drive a van. yeah it's got duct tape over the windows, and yeah, i just very well may be a pedophile. what's it to you guys?
Republican Blake Farenthold caught in his pj's with half-naked models | Nerve.com
Holy hell, that dude looks like Flounder from animal house.
Ford faced Republican Bob Corker in the November 2006 election. Not long after Corker's primary victory was assured, Ford challenged Corker to seven televised debates across the state. In response, Corker said he would debate Ford, though he did not agree to seven debates.[citation needed]
In October 2006, the Republican Party ran radio and television ads characterized by some as racially tinged. A radio spot, referred to by critics as the "jungle drums" ad, had drums playing when Ford's name was mentioned and patriotic music when Corker's name was spoken. This ad was criticized as attacking Ford's race by evoking images of primitive, chanting African tribes.[25] A television ad that received more attention featured satirical "man‑on‑the‑street" interviews purporting to support Ford, including one in which a blond white woman talks about meeting Ford at "the Playboy party"; she returns at the end of the ad to wink and whisper "Harold, call me." The ad was denounced by many people, including Republican former Senator William Cohen, who called it "a very serious appeal to a racist sentiment", and Corker asked the Republican leadership to pull the ad. The ad was retired one day after Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman said he had no authority to discontinue the ad and disagreed with the negative characterizations of it.[26][27][28]
yeah i drive a van. yeah it's got duct tape over the windows, and yeah, i just very well may be a pedophile. what's it to you guys?
Holy fuck, that one is going to haunt you.
