One of the enablers of the disgraced director who is basically his heir apparent and knew everything the disgraced director was doing is hosting a political fundraiser. Sounds sketchy.
He wasn't serious ..old people have no humor that's why comedy is dead and sexual assault is a joke ..you fem bots complain over small jokes while letting rapist off the hook cuz of statue of limits ..enjoy your silence condoning and the fact you act like it's a real quote instead of a immature joke means more serious actually peeps are allowed to continue in private in these ivy league jackasses
@plot, what exactly is a "comic book type"? And why the hell would Hillary have anything to do with... you know, never mind, I really don't want to know..
"So I was in my kitchen, by myself, making something to eat, and having a conversation with Anthony Bourdain about it. I was really worried that he would disapprove of what I was making."
Potato bar fundraiser for Spudacus, they're always raising money. Dpesn't matter if he's running this year or not. Sending feelers for a 2020 POTUS run.
Do not disparage Velveeta! I use it to make cheese toast in the broiler every time I read a Dancing Boy blind item. Also, fried baloney eaters, you forgot to mention putting jelly on the sandwich. Love fish sticks, chicken pot pies, Yankee pot roast cooked in the bag and Campbell Tomato Soup with a grilled cheese sandwich. All of it eaten on an TV tray in front of the old Zenith console.
My father left when I was four. There was no money. Campbells soup. Creamed corn. PB and jelly. Sometimes, Cheerios and milk, or pancakes for dinner. But..We never went hungry. Inexpensive carbs, and no meat....But not hungry. Happy birthday this week, Mom; u are missed
Didn't see plot as a Neese's kind of guy. Not my cup of tea, but most everything else mentioned a staple of my youth. And don't forget the gov't cheese!
Shameful disclosure: Columbus, Ohio's finest Italian food, Chef Boyardee, still resides in my pantry for a quick lunch bite.
Kraft ultra-orange mac and chee. Hamburger, tater tot, peas, and cream of mushroom soup casserole. Tuna casserole. Chung King egg foo yung. Scalloped potatoes and ham, heavy on the potatoes. Sloppy joes. Tacos, with grated cheddar complete with a bit of green mold she was too cheap to cut off. I could go on. :)
Oh tater tots, the delicious crunchy carb of nearly every meal when mom was rushing and mad as hell.
@chillip
I wouldn't touch it now, not even lust for it, but Neese's was cheap and easily added to low cost dinners as a tiny bit of protein, that or the super-cheap neon-red bacon doled out in thirds.
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ReplyDeleteOr James Gunn
DeleteSimon Kinberg and Singer
ReplyDeleteFor Cory Booker, or at least he will be there, he's out in Hollywood to attend it.
ReplyDelete"The local fundraiser is set for the home of producer and X-Men: Dark Phoenix director Simon Kinberg. Booker is not up re-election this year..."
ReplyDeleteYou mean James Gunn who was the author of this brilliant tweet:
ReplyDelete"I like it when little boys touch me in my silly spot"
So whats the big deal with this IMAGINED offense? Is this how all of you droll characters IMAGINE he is?
-Plot
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DeleteHe wasn't serious ..old people have no humor that's why comedy is dead and sexual assault is a joke ..you fem bots complain over small jokes while letting rapist off the hook cuz of statue of limits ..enjoy your silence condoning and the fact you act like it's a real quote instead of a immature joke means more serious actually peeps are allowed to continue in private in these ivy league jackasses
DeleteIs Cory bringing his Sparticus fursuit?🤢🤮
ReplyDeleteHillary has no better friend than Harvey Weinstein.
ReplyDeleteBS J
ReplyDeleteYeah. She has better friends.
Delete1. $13.5M — Haim ($7.3M) and Cheryl ($6.2M) Saban
2. $3.1M —Thomas ($2.3M) and Alba ($823K) Tull
3. $2.8 M — J.J. Abrams ($1.4M) and Katie McGrath ($1.4M)
4. $2.3M — Steven Spielberg ($2.2M) and Kate Capshaw ($95K)
5. $2.6M — Jeffrey ($2.5M) and Marilyn ($89K) Katzenberg
6. $1.1M —Seth MacFarlane
7. $819K — Casey ($778K) and Laura ($41K) Wasserman
8. $816K — Barry Diller ($427K) and Diane von Furstenberg ($389K)
9. $628K — James Cameron ($478K) and Suzy Amis ($150K)
10. $534K — Magic ($531K) and Cookie ($2,700) Johnson
@J
ReplyDeleteHow do you know?
Oh well, it will be Huma next week, Spielberg the next, Soros in a month and Satan himself next year.
Hillary is personal fantasy character for the comic book types.
@Gee
ReplyDeleteYou jelly baby?
https://nypost.com/2018/10/02/packages-sent-to-pentagon-test-positive-for-ricin/
DeleteWas this you?
@plot, what exactly is a "comic book type"? And why the hell would Hillary have anything to do with... you know, never mind, I really don't want to know..
ReplyDelete@ #TEAMGEELJIRE CLASSIC
ReplyDeleteyou did your homework
Protection costs money, people!
ReplyDeleteThey probably write it off.
ReplyDeleteRatner / Mnuchin?
ReplyDeleteplot, no, I'm actually pretty satisfied with my situation.
ReplyDeleteI mean, I don't have to imagine dead tv chefs come and talk to me when I make fried-baloney sandwiches. That would suck, you know?
"So I was in my kitchen, by myself, making something to eat, and having a conversation with Anthony Bourdain about it. I was really worried that he would disapprove of what I was making."
ReplyDelete-- plot the certifiable.
This may be why ouija boards are haram
ReplyDeleteBut raping kids and beheading kuffars is halal.
Delete@plot eats fried baloney sandwiches? Is she possessed by my Mom?
ReplyDelete@Guesser
ReplyDeleteDon't knock it till you've tried it!
No, seriously, not anymore but I was raised on the like. Fried baloney still tastes like home. At least it isn't Velveeta.
Everyone knows you crawled out from under a rock and slithered straight to the gutter...or trailer park.
ReplyDelete"Fried boloney tastes like home"
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahahaha
Lololololololol
Jajajajajajajaja
Alright rosie, what did your mother feed you when her patience was worn thin and she was strapped, both financially and for time?
ReplyDeleteWe had fish sticks, too! And frozen chicken pot pies!
Gonna laugh? I promise I won't if you share one of those awful dinners we all ate and loved as kids.
You’re a gay fish
DeleteThe million dollar question,with fried onion? I thought my mother invented it. Well it is better than scrapple. Why is it grey?! Or spam.
ReplyDeletePotato bar fundraiser for Spudacus, they're always raising money. Dpesn't matter if he's running this year or not. Sending feelers for a 2020 POTUS run.
ReplyDeleteNo, never fried onion but a slice of American cheese made it just perfect!
ReplyDeleteWe had Neese's Pork products here, the favorite being a brick of something gray, greasy and mealy.
I've had fried bologna sammitches Not awful but nothing compares to pork roll sammitches which need to be fried to to be good.
ReplyDeleteGreat, everyone loves fried bologna.
ReplyDeleteNow, how many of you talk with Anthony Bourdain while preparing it?
Shutit, shithead.
DeleteNo one invited you to this fried bologna party.
Suddenly I don't mind plot.
Speaking of which
Yes, Ive always loved fish sticks.
Of course not @J,I only talk to him when I'm making the perfect steak. Okay,try this one ,leftover spaghetti fried in real butter?
ReplyDeletePolitical Fundraiser for the LOONEY LEFT, I assume. Figures.. They're all pedos anyway.
ReplyDelete@Guesser
ReplyDeleteThat butter fried spaghetti is tickling my fancy. My mom would probably have thrown in some barely healthy vegetable like a 25 cent can of peas.
Do not disparage Velveeta! I use it to make cheese toast in the broiler every time I read a Dancing Boy blind item. Also, fried baloney eaters, you forgot to mention putting jelly on the sandwich. Love fish sticks, chicken pot pies, Yankee pot roast cooked in the bag and Campbell Tomato Soup with a grilled cheese sandwich. All of it eaten on an TV tray in front of the old Zenith console.
ReplyDeleteMy father left when I was four. There was no money.
ReplyDeleteCampbells soup. Creamed corn. PB and jelly. Sometimes, Cheerios and milk, or pancakes for dinner.
But..We never went hungry. Inexpensive carbs, and no meat....But not hungry. Happy birthday this week, Mom; u are missed
how did this thread turn into a trumptard rally?
ReplyDeleteIt's not anti trump enough for you?
ReplyDeleteHollwood paedos and hebephiles seem to exclusively donate to the dems.
Maybe the IRS should properly investigate hollywood accounting?
Fascinating food windows!
ReplyDeleteDidn't see plot as a Neese's kind of guy. Not my cup of tea, but most everything else mentioned a staple of my youth. And don't forget the gov't cheese!
Shameful disclosure: Columbus, Ohio's finest Italian food, Chef Boyardee, still resides in my pantry for a quick lunch bite.
Kraft ultra-orange mac and chee. Hamburger, tater tot, peas, and cream of mushroom soup casserole. Tuna casserole. Chung King egg foo yung. Scalloped potatoes and ham, heavy on the potatoes. Sloppy joes. Tacos, with grated cheddar complete with a bit of green mold she was too cheap to cut off. I could go on. :)
ReplyDeleteJelly on fried bologna? This requires research.
ReplyDeleteOh tater tots, the delicious crunchy carb of nearly every meal when mom was rushing and mad as hell.
@chillip
I wouldn't touch it now, not even lust for it, but Neese's was cheap and easily added to low cost dinners as a tiny bit of protein, that or the super-cheap neon-red bacon doled out in thirds.
Did Ent do a Your Turn about what we ate when we were kids?
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