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| Religious boiler plate: "no shame in black community, yada." News Flash: Jesse Jackson sucks. So dull & pointless we bagged the camcorder & shot stills. |
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| Breitbart greets a fan. |
Monday, September 27, 2010
Beverly Hillbillies Tea Party Test
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"Beverly Hills Tea Party"? Isn't that an oxymoron?
ReplyDeleteI think that might refer to the attendees, Aunt Snow
ReplyDeleteHow many attendees? It looks kinda sad. Was the black guy a pastor? My spider-sense tells me he's involved with a "Prosperity Gospel" type church with a homophobic agenda and a gay music director.
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ReplyDeleteOnion Head was indeed a spiritual figure; a pal of Pat Boone's. He was mostly on about "out of wetlock" children. A little more "old-time" than P.G., but who listens?
300 tops. (Being generous. 200-250?) Large (for the small area) swaths of lawn w/o Partiers, who were in the shade whenever possible. If we ever get the video encoding from DVD to devil-box right, you'll get a better idea.