And the Winner for Best Throng . . .

Subject: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 2:55 am

From Washington Post...full story HERE

Quote :: It is real, all of it, but what we want most at this moment is our first drink. Barward, we are thrust against the hardened chest of Gerard Butler (King Leonidas from "300"). Thrust again. Thrust once more. We can't help it, buddy -- we are being pushed from behind by . . . Oliver Stone and his Just for Men eyebrows. It's a manwich. For some reason, Butler decides to go find his grog someplace else.

Subject: Re: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 3:39 pm

Ohhhhh ... biting my tongue ... leaving grooves in it ...

And the Winner for Best Throng . . . 7191

Subject: Re: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:58 pm

As much as my eyes caught "thrust against the hardened chest of Gerard Butler" - I can't help but think - And this is NEWS-worthy info?! indifferent

Subject: Re: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 9:09 pm

Well, it was in the Washington Post. *shrugs*

Subject: Re: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 9:38 pm

Baby....those are the WRONG places to scout for trim! Most of them are married or spoken for.

You'd have much better luck with a flight attendant....or a saleswoman at a trendy boutique.

Ooodles of luck and love, darling!

xxxxx

Subject: Re: And the Winner for Best Throng . . . Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:04 pm

DonnaKat wrote:: Well, it was in the Washington Post. *shrugs*

Exactly my point, dear. Rolling Eyes