Damon Wayans in Orlando the other day going nuclear on President Bush - and twins Jenna and Barbara - over the war in Iraq and the possible reinstatement of a military draft. “I’ll send my sons if he sends his daughters,” Wayans told the crowd, including Daily News contributor Jawn Murray, at Tom Joyner’s Family Reunion in Disneyworld. “Put those two drunk b-s on a plane and let them go fight. At least I know my sons would be getting some on the way.”
I wonder if Daman Wayans would think it was funny if George W Bush suggested that when they’re old enough, instead of taking Daman’s sons, daughters Cara Mia (18) and Kyla (14) were sent overseas to “entertain the troops”.
Hey, Cara is old enough. So what about it, Daman? Still funny?
And the jerk made these comments at Disneyworld of all places. A father should know better than to say stupid things like this. Especially in public. When his wife and family might hear.
[quote=“Jaboney”][quote=“BroonAle”]I expect that this post will be removed by the humourless.
BroonAstrodome[/quote]Not removed, just moved.[/quote]
It’s not political though.
[quote]Our first commitment is to the task of recovery and rebuilding, to meet the immediate needs of the corporations that are hemorrhaging money every day their operations are adversely impacted by the storm. For these businesses, most of the sweetest no-bid contracts are yet to be awarded, and that will require the creative skill and mendacity of a united plutocracy.
To begin rebuilding at once, I have asked for, and the Congress has rubber-stamped, more than $60 billion. In keeping with my administration’s sound fiscal policies, these funds will materialize not from taxes, but from an enchanted pot of gold
Turns out there might be oil on the moon, as well as on Mars.
[url=http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2005/09/18/nasa_moon_20050918.html]NASA is set to unveil plans Monday to take people and cargo to the moon. The new lunar program would begin in 2018 by landing four people on the moon for a seven-day stay.
In January 2004, U.S. President George Bush unveiled his administration’s plans to send Americans back to the moon by 2020 and eventually on to Mars. [/url]
The other children watched wide-eyed as little Richardm placed his head in the sleeping alligator’s opened jaws as their teacher chatted away busily on her cellphone.