Bill Missed A 'GOOD' Party
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With hair tousled, jacket off, tie undone and shirt unbuttoned,
Gore shimmied and shook with a parade of willing dance partners
— including the gorgeous Campbell.
"He waved his arms and led others, as everyone jumped up and
down," said the source. "The floor was actually bouncing. It was a
frenzy, like Studio 54 all over again.
"Tipper was playing the drums right in front of him. She saw
everything, but obviously she was too busy having fun herself."
Sounds like we missed out on some potential wild times with Al in the oval office!
THANK GOD!!
-- Ain't Gonna Happen (Not Here Not@ever.com), December 15, 2000
Sounds like we missed out on some potential wild times with Al in the
oval office!
THANK GOD!!
Ok, so AL is having some fun, so what? To you this means he cant
enjoy himself? What is up w/the crack about the oval office?
Lame, real lame.
-- sumer (shh@aol.con), December 15, 2000.
'sumer, hadn't you noticed that for a good many of Bush's
"supporters", it wasn't so much that they actually SUPPORTED him, it
was that they couldn't stand Clinton.
(Who, BTW, wasn't running.)
And as many times as I've called them on this little tidbit since
the summer, I have yet to read of one who actually refuted that. And
because Gore was his VP.....well, don't you see that "natural
progression"?
Apparently, the alleged stench of corruption (LOL) that
automagically rubs off onto one's colleague only applies if they are
Democrats.
These very same people offer excuse after excuse, and
rationalization upon rationalization for Reagan/Bush (and the
hundreds of indictments, the convictions, the pardons.....).
And still they don't get it. (<---irony alert)
Let "Ain't" have his little fun. It won't last long ;-)
-- Patricia (PatriciaS@lasvegas.com), December 15, 2000.