The JFK Jr. thing is interesting only because there were VERY few people at the wedding, so the game becomes "who is the scummy rat who needs the money?"
I don't care about Kennedys, dead or otherwise. In a perfect world, they would all be named as the crew for the first manned mission to the sun along with congress.
Fun fact: Gerald Ford, a.k.a. Leslie King, has been--so far, but knock on wood!--our only male model president.
Please note, however, that most American historians of the colonial era acknowledge some debate over the woodcut of John Adams (wearing a tight-fitting waistcoat and "low boots") that supposedly appeared in the wildly popular 1774 "ladies' pamphlet" Swains of Olde Boston Towne.
@badass-boi: I've seen the home movies that still frame is taken from, on one of the biography channels. At one point FDR pulls himself up onto the ledge of the pool, and he's got this totally buff torso -- and these tiny, broomstick legs from the polio.
You know, sometimes it seems that weeks go by and I see no references to this "Blakeley" person, and I wonder, why is this nonentity on the masthead? Then something like this pops up and it's KAPOW!! There's your fuckin' Blakeley, muthafucka!
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Given current events, it might be easier to run down that old guest list and try to figure out who doesn't need the money.
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Please note, however, that most American historians of the colonial era acknowledge some debate over the woodcut of John Adams (wearing a tight-fitting waistcoat and "low boots") that supposedly appeared in the wildly popular 1774 "ladies' pamphlet" Swains of Olde Boston Towne.
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[crooksandliars.com]
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Also, is it one of those hoverchairs like Professor X?
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(In other words: Sweet.)
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