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Saturday, May 29, 2010

PURE GENIUS

This is at the Carrousel du Louvre Apple store in Paris.

Can we get the lad on the left to help us?

Our French is a little rusty thus come closer, closer, closer and speak slowly......

PITCH A TENT, STAY A WHILE

CAMP GROUNDS:

Click on over to figure out which DADT repeal camp U are in?

2) The "it's all a lie" crowd: The compromise is a complete sham and betrayal of those serving in silence. Anything coming out of the press releases lauding the vote is skimming over the ugly truth. The MSM is making it all worse, and there's anger about how easily the progressives are fooled and don't dig deep to see the injustice that will continue. You can't trust the orgs, the admin, the Pentagon or Congress. A vein might explode.

We're for Camp Snoopy.....

SAY WHAT?

KOOKY UNKLE KARL:

"It is so chic and pretty. I would like to have one — not to wash clothes but to put in my dressing room to hold my dirty laundry," quips designer Karl Lagerfeld about machine washers.

Creative types are usually thinking out of the norm.....

BEST BEACHES

Perfect little tidbit for Memorial Day w/e.

The best beaches according to Dr. Stephen P Leatherman's annual list:

1. Coopers Beach, Southampton, NY

2. Siesta Beach, Sarasota, Fla.

3. Coronado Beach, San Diego, Calif.

4. Cape Hatteras, Outers Banks, NC

5. Main Beach, East Hampton, NY

6. Kahanamoku Beach, Wakiki, Oahu, Hawaii

7. Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod, Mass.

8. Beachwalker Park, Kiawah Island, SC

9. Hamoa Beach, Maui, Hawaii

10. Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, Fla.

CHEST FULL OF GOODIES

US magazine rounds up some of the hottest chests in Hollywood.

Friday, May 28, 2010

MOVIN ON UP

Our dark-haired Serbian sexcicle Nole Cakes (#3) defeats Kei Nishikori of Japan: 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.

Nole moves up a notch to the third round.

Via Reuters:

The third seed had to work hard during the two hour 40 minute contest and was relieved to seal victory in straight sets against a tigerish opponent ranked down at 246.

Djokovic, playing a day late after the match fell foul of the weather on Thursday, dominated for two sets but the 20-year-old Nishikori, the youngest player to reach the second round, produced some stubborn late resistance.

Djokovic had to save several break points at 3-4 in the third set and ended the match looking a little battle-weary after a heavy tumble left the back of his shirt caked in red clay dust.

GO NOLE!

This will be a fun weekend to watch The French Open, with all the hot cock playing: Djokovic, Ginepri, Nadal, Verdasco, and Cilic.

RIP

"What chu talkin 'bout Willis?"

Gary Coleman dies at age 42.

BASKETBALL DIARIES

Zacky Pooh takes in a LAkers game with Ryan Rottman front row.

Zac Efron

BECKS is court side too cheering for the LA team:

David Beckham

SAVAGE GRACE

THE RIGHT FRIGHT:

With Keith Olbermann, scribe Dan Savage touches on: hitler, Colonel Klinger, tainted blood on the battlefield, and that cunt: anita bryant:

We love you Danny!!

SAY WHAT?

"I have long advocated that we repeal ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’, and I am pleased that both the House of Representatives and the Senate Armed Services Committee took important bipartisan steps toward repeal tonight. Key to successful repeal will be the ongoing Defense Department review, and as such I am grateful that the amendments offered by Representative Patrick Murphy and Senators Joseph Lieberman and Carl Levin that passed today will ensure that the Department of Defense can complete that comprehensive review that will allow our military and their families the opportunity to inform and shape the implementation process. Our military is made up of the best and bravest men and women in our nation, and my greatest honor is leading them as Commander-in-Chief. This legislation will help make our Armed Forces even stronger and more inclusive by allowing gay and lesbian soldiers to serve honestly and with integrity," quips President Obama on all of yesterday's progressive legislative gains in repealing DADT.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

DADT MOVES PAST HOUSE OF REP.

A vote of 234-194 in the House of Representative approved the amendment repealing DADT.

NOW the amendment will be attached to the 2011 Department of Defense Authorization Bill.

This is a surprise, 5 Republicans allied with the Dems in approving the measure:

Judy Biggert- Illinois

Joseph Cao- Louisiana

Charles Djou- Hawaii

Ron Paul- Texas

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen- Florida

OUR MAYNE MAN EDDIE REDMAYNE

We think Eddie Redmayne is adorbs. We don't know if it is his sprinkle of freckles on that well- scrubbed face or those hot bee stung, suckable lips--- probably the combination of both. And being British doesn't hurt-- we're crazy for those lads.

He's been in a number of projects: Savage Grace, The Good Shepherd and Powder Blue.

He even modeled several seasons for some Burberry campaigns.

Vanity Fair has a quick profile of the thespian since he is nominated for a Tony for best performance by a featured actor in Red:

Play: Red, a bio-drama about artist Mark Rothko and his assistant, Ken.

Role: Ken. Age: 28.

Hometown: London, England.

Earliest Broadway memory: “I came to New York when I was about 13 years old, and I was taken to see The Fantasticks.” Most terrifying Broadway memory: “Walking down the stairs for the Gypsy dress rehearsal, opening the door to the back of the theater, and hearing this absolutely terrifying sound of 800 people seated in an audience. My heart sank.”

One of the many images of his campaign work for Burberry. Eddie is on the far right:

DADT COMPROMISE REPEAL BILL MOVES PAST SASC

It's happening...

It was a 16-12 vote. The DADT Compromise Repeal Bill will move to the Senate.

Here's how they voted:

Yes: Carl Levin (Michigan), Robert C. Byrd (West Virginia), Joseph I. Lieberman (Connecticut), Jack Reed (Rhode Island), Daniel K. Akaka (Hawaii), Bill Nelson (Florida), Ben Nelson (Nebraska), Evan Bayh (Indiana), Claire McCaskill (Missouri), Mark Udall (Colorado), Kay R. Hagan (North Carolina), Mark Begich (Alaska), Roland W. Burris (Illinois), Jeff Bingaman (New Mexico), Edward E. Kaufman (Delaware), Susan M. Collins (Maine) - the only Republican

No: Jim Webb (Virginia) - only Democrat, John McCain (Arizona), James M. Inhofe (Oklahoma), Jeff Sessions (Alabama), Saxby Chambliss (Georgia), Lindsey Graham (South Carolina), John Thune (South Dakota), Roger F. Wicker (Mississippi), George S. LeMieux (Florida), Scott Brown (Massachusetts) Richard Burr (North Carolina) David Vitter (Louisiana)