Manuel's comments
(member since Jun 02, 2008)
Manuel's comments from the History is Not Boring group.
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This Texas born American, is not offended by your comment Will.
That is the same thing Ronald Reagan said about the Democratic Party.
Yo Yo Ma-Brilliant Cellist. Played at Obama's inauguration
Durer-German portrait painter
Im curious if anyone is going to deep fry their turkey?
Martha Stewart says they are delicious.
Also, do your families eat Thanksgiving at midday or dinner time? Just curious.
Probably Member of Parliament
Supposedly the Republicans are working on a "Purity Test" a so-called list of 10 commandments that must be met to qualify as a "Conservative" and be eligible for campaign funds from the party.
Makes me wonder what the hell are these people thinking? Supposedly to be a true Republican, at least 8 out of the 10 commandments on their list must be met. CNN has said that these new regulations would mean that already 10-12 Republican Congressmen are ineligable. In fact not even Ronald Reagan would qualify under this list.
If anything it looks like they want to purge the party of any moderates such as Olympia Snowe.
Ronald Coleman- British stage and film star
Looks like the sex scandal with Senator Ensign of Nevada is getting more interesting.
I remember when he announced his adultery, I cheered him for not dragging his wife next to him and for handling the situation with more class than Gov Sanford of S Carolina. Last night's Night Line broadcast had my jaw open in disgust.
Talk about Republicans and hypocrisy!!!!!!!!!!!
Edward Saxe-Coburg Gotha-AKA Edward VII-King Emperor of the UK and India
Ingmar Bergman-Swedish film director
EastEnders very popular with my friends in California too
Natasha Richardson-Stage and film star, died way too soon. Member of the Redgrave family
Im intrigued by clue 10
you mean they couldnt tell the difference?????
im trying desperately not to look it up on google
Nelson Rockefeller-One of the last "country club" Republicans, Vice President under Gerald Ford.
Dan Quayle-The least significant vice president in recent memory
I think its worse in Detroit because its in the heart of the old industrial heartland "the rust bucket". They have traditionally been a one industry town and consequently they started to feel the shrinking economy first. Even before the recession hit, it (the auto industry) was regarded as a sector of the American economy in decline, their share of the market was shrinking due to foreign imports.
Roman Polanski-Movie Director, accused of child rape
Fidel Castro-Former president of Cuba
