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So we go up to the middle of Pasco County where teeth are scarce to look at a 1970 Cougar convertible described by the seller as “in great shape with a little rust on the passenger side door”. When we get there we find a rust bucket, with a stick holding up the headlight door and a transmission with no forward or reverse, just neutral. And guess what? The used car salesman was wearing a Kerry for President shirt and a “Putting the ‘duh’ back in W” hat and every rusted out POS on his lot had a blue Kerry ’04 sign in the (cracked) windshield.
‘Bout what you’d expect.

February 29, 2004 in Politics |

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Rick the Bomber

You can bet HE BELIEVED they were all in "great shape." I think they (liberals) are all missing a chromosome that permits them to distinguish between reality and make-believe. It is the ONLY logical explanation for their consistently misguided beliefs.

Posted by: Rick the Bomber | February 29, 2004 at 07:33 PM

pedro

He also had a 195? Chevy wagon that had been an ambulance. It looked exactly like the "before" picture of the Ghost Busters' ride. If I won the lotto...

Posted by: pedro | February 29, 2004 at 09:42 PM

Mike the liberal Jewish brother-in-law

Nah. He was just selling to Republicans. W has proven they'll buy anything.

Posted by: Mike the liberal Jewish brother-in-law | February 29, 2004 at 10:46 PM

pedro

Actually, given his location, he specialises in ripping off the stupid. Hmmmm.

Posted by: pedro | March 01, 2004 at 07:33 PM

Mike the liberal Jewish brother-in-law

Didn't I just say that?

Posted by: Mike the liberal Jewish brother-in-law | March 02, 2004 at 06:44 PM

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