$1000 spent on Kerry's HAIR?

[BugsBunny1078]

Originally posted by: bozack
but but He is a man of the people!! he isn't for big money! he is all about the little guy......right.

honestly even if I had the money I would feel like the biggest pu$$y spending that much on a haircut, I have a hard enough time even thinking of going to a "stylist" instead of just the old time barber or what is left of them. Between the Botox and the haircuts that cost a grand Kerry is turning out to be a real "looker", maybe he is a metrosexual?

If you were on TV all the time you would wear make-up and get hairdressers to do your hair.
George Bush wears make-up when he is on TV too Heck even arnold schwarzenegger wears make-up.
You have to or the lights make your face glare like a shiny china plate.I have cut my own hair for the last ten years probably but if I was running for president I'd pay to get it done by a pro.

 

[0roo0roo]

giving a hair dresser 1000 dollars is more justified then some big salaries big ceos of money losing companies get

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

How much fuel did the private jet use to fly the hairdresser out there? More than Kerry's SUV's use in a year? Well, they aren't John's, but that's a different issue...is this Kerry's idea of a smart energy policy? Where are the environmentalists and the outrage?

 

[Red Dawn]

LOL, what kind of idiot would spend that much money on a haircut unless it also came with a blowjob (and that's even too expensive)

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
LOL, what kind of idiot would spend that much money on a haircut unless it also came with a blowjob (and that's even too expensive)

Perhaps it was a 'Quid pro blow'

 

[heartsurgeon]

Clinton without the charisma...that's Kerry...

even the same frickin hair "stylist"

geez...i'll bet GW gets a "haircut" from a "barber", not a "consultation" from a "stylist",


i'll bet if you ask Kerry about his sexual orientation you couldn't get a "striaght" answer out of him..

 

[leeboy]

Originally posted by: TekChik

Originally posted by: WinstonSmith

Originally posted by: bozack
but but He is a man of the people!! he isn't for big money! he is all about the little guy......right.

honestly even if I had the money I would feel like the biggest pu$$y spending that much on a haircut, I have a hard enough time even thinking of going to a "stylist" instead of just the old time barber or what is left of them. Between the Botox and the haircuts that cost a grand Kerry is turning out to be a real "looker", maybe he is a metrosexual?

Ok, that mitigates 10 soldiers deaths. Let's keep this up! I am sure we can balance all the destruction by Bush by pointing out Kerrys foibles.

Keep going!

so basically what you're insinuating is that Kerry can do whatever he wants because he didn't order troops to go kill terrorists??

cuz that's the only thing you seem to reply with. you only need to say it once to be "heard"

No what I think he is saying and correct me if I am wrong... who give a FVCK about a presidential CANDIDATES hair except lonley computer girls? I think, and again... correct me if I am wrong, that there are a LOT more things going on in this world right now that take precidence of John Kerry's barber bill. Now slowly back a way from the keyboard and take a few deep breaths from the O2 tank.

 

[leeboy]

Originally posted by: heartsurgeon
can you imagine what the liberals would be saying if Bush did this?

I know what I would be saying, AND THEN..... could care less. I could care less if Bush, (no pun intended) pays $1000 a week to have his bikini area waxed. BFD.

 

[chess9]

I agree that little things say a lot about a person. I'm loathe to spend $10 on a haircut, but then I just get it cut really short and live with it for 3-4 months. (So sue me 'cause I'm a tightwad.)

Anyway, yeah a real man wouldn't do that. Only latte sipping liberals will spend a grand on a haircut. Too much French does that.

I'd much rather have Bush "donating" money to his rich friends from the treasury, ruining the enivronment, killing our men and women in Iraq, destroying civil liberties, lying about war and his energy policy, and taking away overtime pay for a few million Americans.

Yeah, those don't count because those aren't little things.

Thanks for bringing this major issue to our attention tekchik, and boy are we glad you read Drudge-the Boswell of the 21st century.

-Robert

 

[element]

His hair looks like ass anyway, does he really need to fly someone in for that? FFS any barber could do that blindfolded.

 

[TekChik]

Originally posted by: chess9
I agree that little things say a lot about a person. I'm loathe to spend $10 on a haircut, but then I just get it cut really short and live with it for 3-4 months. (So sue me 'cause I'm a tightwad.)

Anyway, yeah a real man wouldn't do that. Only latte sipping liberals will spend a grand on a haircut. Too much French does that.

I'd much rather have Bush "donating" money to his rich friends from the treasury, ruining the enivronment, killing our men and women in Iraq, destroying civil liberties, lying about war and his energy policy, and taking away overtime pay for a few million Americans.

Yeah, those don't count because those aren't little things.

Thanks for bringing this major issue to our attention tekchik, and boy are we glad you read Drudge-the Boswell of the 21st century.

-Robert

nobody (including ME) ever said it was a major issue. are there new forum rules where you're only allowed to post MAJOR issues? yeah...that's what i thought. just like anyone else, you don't have to read it if it doesn't interest you.

Have a nice day. :roll:

 

[totalcommand]

Originally posted by: heartsurgeon
can you imagine what the liberals would be saying if Bush did this?

Imagine no more.

" Bush's Suits Cost $2,000 to $14,000

A BUZZFLASH READER COMMENTARY

Here's some trivia for you I saw on the internet. While the press focuses on how much Sen. Kerry's haircuts cost, check out how much President Bush's suits cost. Certainly, if Kerry's haircuts are a story, doesn't this deserve a mention if it's true?

Highlights:

- "But Bush's past style lapses are forgivable because, since his inauguration he's been wearing some of the best tailored garments -- Oxxford suits."

- "This guiding principle ensures Oxxford continues to create top-notch garments for a price --$2,000 to $14,000 --that loyal customers are willing to pay."

- "Mr. Bush was so pleased with the fit of his tuxedo, suit, and topcoat and trousers that he immediately ordered six more garments." "

http://www.buzzflash.com/contributors/2002/12/06_Suits.html



Now, let's continue to Bush's ranch, which he bought specifically for the 2000 election (no...he didn't live in Texas, the ranch house was bought as a prop to be closer to the lowly people). So...1.2million$ spent spent on a HOUSE FOR THE CAMPAIGN??

 

[chess9]

tekchik:

So, if Bush gets caught with dirty fingernails we can rely on you to get that scoop from Drudge and report it here?

I thought so.

Meanwhile, don't let anything substantive get in the way.

-Robert

 

[TekChik]

Originally posted by: chess9
tekchik:

So, if Bush gets caught with dirty fingernails we can rely on you to get that scoop from Drudge and report it here?

I thought so.

Meanwhile, don't let anything substantive get in the way.

-Robert

Robert,

*NEWSFLASH* Great thing about these forums...ANYONE can start a threat about ANYTHING they want to.

why can't people just comment on the TOPIC without making it personal towards the poster?

myself, i'm not that insecure...

like i said before - i just thought it was amusing/interesting. comment all you want on the topic, but don't be so insecure that you need to make it personal about me, although i'm flattered.

-TekChik

 

[Shelly21]

Originally posted by: TekChik

Originally posted by: chess9
tekchik:

So, if Bush gets caught with dirty fingernails we can rely on you to get that scoop from Drudge and report it here?

I thought so.

Meanwhile, don't let anything substantive get in the way.

-Robert

Robert,

*NEWSFLASH* Great thing about these forums...ANYONE can start a threat about ANYTHING they want to.

why can't people just comment on the TOPIC without making it personal towards the poster?

myself, i'm not that insecure...

like i said before - i just thought it was amusing/interesting. comment all you want on the topic, but don't be so insecure that you need to make it personal about me, although i'm flattered.

-TekChik

Right, feel free to post about Bush's multiple $5000 suits, I want to hear about it. It's news to me.

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: TekChik

why can't people just comment on the TOPIC without making it personal towards the poster?

myself, i'm not that insecure...

like i said before - i just thought it was amusing/interesting. comment all you want on the topic, but don't be so insecure that you need to make it personal about me, although i'm flattered.

-TekChik

That's their tactics, chik...it's okay because Bush buys expensive suits. It's okay for Kerry to hate Memorial Day because Bush hates lima beans. Such is life around here.

 

[TekChik]

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: TekChik

why can't people just comment on the TOPIC without making it personal towards the poster?

myself, i'm not that insecure...

like i said before - i just thought it was amusing/interesting. comment all you want on the topic, but don't be so insecure that you need to make it personal about me, although i'm flattered.

-TekChik

That's their tactics, chik...it's okay because Bush buys expensive suits. It's okay for Kerry to hate Memorial Day because Bush hates lima beans. Such is life around here.

John - yeah, i know...such is life in the 21st century, i guess. i'm sure they've all been voting for 15 years, too, so it'll all pan out in the elections. i wonder what's going to happen to P&N when it's over in November.

btw, i see you're in D.C. <wave> to neighbor

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: TekChik

btw, i see you're in D.C. <wave> to neighbor

Nice You should consider buying me an adult carbonated beverage sometime You work in the District, too?

 

[TekChik]

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: TekChik

btw, i see you're in D.C. <wave> to neighbor

Nice You should consider buying me an adult carbonated beverage sometime You work in the District, too?

*I* should buy *you*?? gee, you're a tough sell...LOL.

i work in rockville. we got dave 'n busters

you drive, i'll buy (at least the first round)

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: TekChik

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: TekChik

btw, i see you're in D.C. <wave> to neighbor

Nice You should consider buying me an adult carbonated beverage sometime You work in the District, too?

*I* should buy *you*?? gee, you're a tough sell...LOL.

I'm clearly a proponent of Susan B. Anthony, you know.

 

[TekChik]

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: TekChik

Originally posted by: xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx

Originally posted by: TekChik

btw, i see you're in D.C. <wave> to neighbor

Nice You should consider buying me an adult carbonated beverage sometime You work in the District, too?

*I* should buy *you*?? gee, you're a tough sell...LOL.

I'm clearly a proponent of Susan B. Anthony, you know.

clearly.

 

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: totalcommand

Originally posted by: heartsurgeon
can you imagine what the liberals would be saying if Bush did this?

Imagine no more.

" Bush's Suits Cost $2,000 to $14,000

A BUZZFLASH READER COMMENTARY

Here's some trivia for you I saw on the internet. While the press focuses on how much Sen. Kerry's haircuts cost, check out how much President Bush's suits cost. Certainly, if Kerry's haircuts are a story, doesn't this deserve a mention if it's true?

Highlights:

- "But Bush's past style lapses are forgivable because, since his inauguration he's been wearing some of the best tailored garments -- Oxxford suits."

- "This guiding principle ensures Oxxford continues to create top-notch garments for a price --$2,000 to $14,000 --that loyal customers are willing to pay."

- "Mr. Bush was so pleased with the fit of his tuxedo, suit, and topcoat and trousers that he immediately ordered six more garments." "

http://www.buzzflash.com/contributors/2002/12/06_Suits.html



Now, let's continue to Bush's ranch, which he bought specifically for the 2000 election (no...he didn't live in Texas, the ranch house was bought as a prop to be closer to the lowly people). So...1.2million$ spent spent on a HOUSE FOR THE CAMPAIGN??

ah yes, where are the snide comments now

 

[chess9]

tekchik:

It isn't personal. You post drek, you get shot at. End of story.

-Robert

 

[Geekbabe]

Things could be worse,his hair could look like Donald Trump's

 

[xxxxxJohnGaltxxxxx]

Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Things could be worse,his hair could look like Donald Trump's

The 'Donald' is smart enough to know that no haircut is worth $1000 for a man...Trump probably pays $9.95 and 'dickers' for a better deal than that Kerry is so used to spending other people's money that I am sure he pays 'full-sticker' and doesn't bat an eye.