He's lying. Even if Kav had made up a similar rhyme (that one is too lame to have come from Kav) it would not have made a high school boy, "sickened."Wildmen03 said:Quote:
He added: 'I thought that this was sickening at the time I heard it, and it left an indelible mark in my memory.'
What an absolute beta. Some lame ass song scarred you for almost 40 years?
We sang worse jodies during our morning PT runs.
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nowadays comedy = memes. To that end, I respond with /insert whynotboth.gifQuote:
when people don't get MP&HG jokes i dismiss them as millenial or unfunny.
Zombie Jon Snow said:Tomdoss92 said:
why don't we dunk him in water and see if he floats
forgive my ignorance - is that a reference to witch trials?
i'm assuming so.
Possibly "Monty Python and the Holy Grail".
If he says Kav turned him into a newt, we'll know
Sorry, there is NO WAY a teenage boy in the 1983 social era heard a bland rhyme like that and "thought it was sickening". None. Zero. The very wording of it "I thought it was sickening" isn't even how teenage boys think, and is a completely anachronistic ret-conned projection of modern SJW doctrine backward almost 40 years.Prognightmare said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6240329/Former-classmate-reveals-Brett-Kavanaugh-sang-crude-sexual-song.htmlTalk about throwing **** against the wall.Quote:
He added: 'I thought that this was sickening at the time I heard it, and it left an indelible mark in my memory.'
Second, the echoing use of "left an indelible mark in my memory" is clearly just a pile-on copycat of Ford's testimony. At this point, the witness pool is so tainted by media coverage that I've no doubt we'll be hearing new 'memories' for the next 8 months.
Shocking to me her attorney is so eager to have her provide additional sworn testimony to the FBI... Seems she doesn't have her client's best interest in mind.
MOCO9 said:
Shocking to me her attorney is so eager to have her provide additional sworn testimony to the FBI... Seems she doesn't have her client's best interest in mind.
Ss long as Kav is torpedoed, she doesn't care what happens to Ford. Ford probably willing to go to jail for perjury too since she made this whole thing up to begin with.
But yet they weren't willing to hand over the polygraph, insisting on the FBI interviewing the person who administered the test? Makes no sense.
CanyonAg77 said:Zombie Jon Snow said:Tomdoss92 said:
why don't we dunk him in water and see if he floats
forgive my ignorance - is that a reference to witch trials?
i'm assuming so.
Possibly "Monty Python and the Holy Grail".
If he says Kav turned him into a newt, we'll know
Salem witch trials. They threw accused witches in a barrel of water. If they sunk and drowned, they weren't a witch. If they tried to save themselves and "floated", they were a witch and were pulled and burned at the stakes.
Without a doubt. Disgusting behavior from both her and her attorney.garc said:MOCO9 said:
Shocking to me her attorney is so eager to have her provide additional sworn testimony to the FBI... Seems she doesn't have her client's best interest in mind.
Ss long as Kav is torpedoed, she doesn't care what happens to Ford. Ford probably willing to go to jail for perjury too since she made this whole thing up to begin with.
Without a doubt. Disgusting behavior from both her and her attorney.garc said:MOCO9 said:
Shocking to me her attorney is so eager to have her provide additional sworn testimony to the FBI... Seems she doesn't have her client's best interest in mind.
Ss long as Kav is torpedoed, she doesn't care what happens to Ford. Ford probably willing to go to jail for perjury too since she made this whole thing up to begin with.
Yeah, I brought the pages in so people that aren't on twitter could read it.
They're not getting paid at all.. It's pro bono.wbt5845 said:Prognightmare said:drcrinum said:
Letter today from Ford's attorneys. No one in this list of witnesses could corroborate anything...all hearsay from years later after the alleged incident.
Do these people get paid by the hour or by the word?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH...Sorry couldn't keep a straight face.
Wisdom bears repeating.MOCO9 said:Without a doubt. Disgusting behavior from both her and her attorney.garc said:MOCO9 said:
Shocking to me her attorney is so eager to have her provide additional sworn testimony to the FBI... Seems she doesn't have her client's best interest in mind.
Ss long as Kav is torpedoed, she doesn't care what happens to Ford. Ford probably willing to go to jail for perjury too since she made this whole thing up to begin with.
All of these "witnesses" that half-wit Katz named are just regurgitating a story told to them by Ford, 30 plus years after the "assault". They would be of no help in investigating the actual "assault". Why would the FBI waste its time on them? This is pathetic.
Graham is so awesome now it hurts
drcrinum said:
Letter today from Ford's attorneys. No one in this list of witnesses could corroborate anything...all hearsay from years later after the alleged incident.
Damn. The only stain is the abortion created made by these dishonest lawyers. Nevermind the FBI probably did the gaggle of liars a favor by not interviewing them.
A total nutjob. I hope his constituents take note of his reduced mental capacity.
Never saw MP&THG?
will25u said:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/10/far-left-senator-files-restraining-order-against-mcconnell-to-stop-kavanaugh-vote/
I'll take "Ways to ensure November is a red wave beat down" for $1000 Alex.
CanyonAg77 said:
Never saw MP&THG?
I did, I just think it's far more likely Graham was referring to the Salem witch trials than that.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/former-aclu-leaders-blast-appalling-anti-brett-kavanaugh-ad-campaign
Quote:
Former American Civil Liberties Union leaders say the group is making a serious mistake in opposing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh with a $1 million ad buy focused on sexual misconduct allegations.
"They are not civil libertarians. They are serving a different master now," said former ACLU vice president Michael Meyers, who served on the group's national board from 1981 to 2005.
Meyers said the TV ad campaign, which compares Kavanaugh to famous sex abusers, violates the civil libertarian principle of presumption of innocence and shows the ACLU is increasingly guided by partisanship over principle.
"It's not ironic, it's tragic," Meyers told the Washington Examiner. "It's hypocrisy. It's bald-face hypocrisy. It's outrageous hypocrisy. It's a violation of everything we believe in as civil libertarians. It's appalling, shocking. It's unacceptable."
They really need to remove the word "Honorable" from in front of Cryin' Chuck and Lyin' Diane's names.
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