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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Bomb Newt Now!

Crap, we hope it isn't too much trouble for Bugger™ to allow us to copy some shit.
Newt Gingrich has apparently thought better of using this Pearl Harbor Day to sell books.

Mediaite reported the former speaker of the House has deleted a tweet that reminded his Twitter followers about the two World War II novels he has co-written:
The 69th anniversary of the japanese attack is a good time to remind folks of our novels pearl harbor and days of infamy newt.
The tweet disappeared after blogs including Gawker mocked Gingrich for trying to "cash in" on the day of remembrance.
Filed Under: Gaffes, Newt Gingrich
Newt Gingrich and Callista Gingrich pose for photos during the 33rd Annual Kennedy Center Honors at the Kennedy Center Hall of States on December 5, 2010 in Washington, DC. By Kris Connor/Getty Images.
Hmm. That worked.
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4 comments:

  1. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©07 December, 2010 20:00

    How dare that cheap whore try to cash in on Obama crapitulation day (elenty million)!!
    ~

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  2. M. Bouffant08 December, 2010 03:40

    Draft-Dodging Editor Stakes Claim:

    We have whoring rights on the Pearl Harbor thing.

    ReplyDelete
  3. zombie rotten mcdonald08 December, 2010 08:23

    holy hell, that's a creepy looking blow-up sex doll.

    Newt's a psycho, but he puts his PENIS in that thing?

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  4. M. Bouffant08 December, 2010 17:21

    "Who's The Victim Here?" Asks The Sex & Perversion Editor:

    Please don't imagine anyone's sex life, because soon you'll be feeling sympathetic towards that blow-up doll.

    ReplyDelete

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