By Denis Campbell
$9,897,708,003,650.45 is the current national debt jackpot and we all lose!
Our country’s real owners the Congress said to its pretend owners, the voters, then the one’s propping up the economy, the Chinese, Saudis and Japanese investors buying up our debt and the those controlling the purse strings, the bankers lending to our businesses [...]
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7-7-7 Jackpot! Whoops, Slot Machine’s Empty
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Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back in the Water…
Posted on 05 August 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: ABBA, Alice Cooper, American Idol, big movie musical, Bill Anderson, Boston, Broadway, Christine Baransky, Colin Firth, cougar, could not stop laughing, Damn you Agneta, divorces played out in public, Donald O’Connor, Donna, Eastern bloc voting, Eurovision winning, Gene Kelly, global chart-topping hit song Waterloo, gold album, Greek island resort, James Bond, James Bond V, Jane Austin, Jaws theme, Journey, Julie Waters, Mama Mia, Meryl Streep, Miranda Priestly, Mr. Darcy, number 1 UK Pop chart, Peter Frampton, Pierce Brosnan, playing air piano or guitar, Rendition, Rosie, Simon Cowell, singing beyond awful, singing through it, stage musical, Stellan Skarsgård, taboos, Tanya, tapping feet, terrible movie, Tesco, The Devil Wears Prada, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Van Morrison, Waterloo, West End, zero artistic or historical value, £8.97
…ABBA is back! (Waterloo plays instead of Jaws ominous duh-dum theme…)
After a 16-year absence, they hold this week’s number 1 spot on the UK Pop chart thanks to the sleeper hit movie of the summer – Mama Mia!
Created from the West End and Broadway stage musical where a young woman invites three men one of [...]
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