Packer fans keep it steamy even in sub-zero temperatures.
Tonight's frigid NFC championship game was filled with hard-hitting action, nail-biting excitement and...bikinis?!?! Frostbite be damned, these girls stood by their team in the sexiest way possible, turning the Packer loss into our gain!
These girls were spotted in the third quarter and now we want to know who they are!
Do you know them, know someone who knows them? Send me their info and I'll get you more images!
[via DS & SbB]
PLUMMETING TEMPERATURES MEAN FROZEN BALLS ...
The Ballad of the GOP Also-ransThere once was a man named Tommy,
Who was neither a Rudy nor Romney.
Gaffed to Jews in a speech ,
And said Gays shouldn't teach,
Then blamed it on having to pee.
Then came a man called Tancredo,
Who did not care for Latinos.
Said, "I'll build a fence
To keep out the rest!"
Then ordered himself a burrito.
From God knows where came Alan Keyes,
Who said, "I can has debate, oh please?"
Thought he was being so slick,
But they said, "See ya, you prick!"
Then almost lost to Vermin Supreme.
Their campaigns all suffered concussions.
And their donors said, "That's it, we're done!"
But they had fun on the road
And to a few folks they told:
"At least we changed the discussion!"
Harley-Davidson Inc. officials announced Monday that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be the headline act at the company's 105th anniversary event on Aug. 30 at Milwaukee's lakefront.
[I]t's noteworthy just how awfully Rudy has fared in the lead-off contests. Last night, he finished with 2 percent of the vote in South Carolina, a state where he'd been running near the top of polls just a few months ago. And yesterday afternoon, he won just 1,910 votes in Nevada—good for four percent.His best showing to date was in New Hampshire, where he nearly broke double-digits (9 percent). Between Iowa, New Hampshire, Michigan, Nevada and South Carolina he has managed to win just 60,212 votes—or 15,000 fewer than he received when he defeated Ron Lauder in the 1989 Republican mayoral primary. By contrast, Ron Paul—whom Giuliani has verbally battered in an effort to impress the G.O.P. base—has received 106,387 votes so far.
Robosult
Camp Obama is complaining about a Robocall that used his middle name...
Why?
If you want to see how nasty Democrats are all you have to see is how they treat each other.
First of all, I think it's safe to assume that the title of the post should have been "Roboslut" and that the slut in question here is Hillary Clinton. Slut's not a kind word -- and while I certainly have heard it used as a term of endearment when used between very close friends (usually in an ironic way), I don't think that anyone at RDW knows Clinton well enough to use it in this manner.
But this post is not just a cheap shot at a presidential candidate. No, sir -- this is a penetrating comparative look at the "meanness" of our major political parties. In this case Democrats are "nasty" because they treat each other so disrespectfully that they use their opponents middle name in their attack robocalls. Now, we all know what those calls are getting at, there's no need to spell it out. But, I can assure you that the Obama camp was aware this was going to be an issue when they signed on to this fantastic voyage. I understand why his supporters are pissed -- I'm pissed, too -- but there are two sides to this strategy: the first is everything that is implied through the use of Obama's middle name; the second is the inescapable fact that that's actually his middle name. If his middle name was Poindexter, I would use that in robocalls.
But all of that is really immaterial to the breath-taking foolishness of the final sentence of this post:
If you want to see how nasty Democrats are all you have to see is how they treat each other.
This nugget of wisdom from a post that starts off calling a member of the opposite persuasion a "slut" ...
I'm angry that the recent Democratic debate has even drifted into the vicinity of race and gender. I don't care what was said or how bad it can be interpreted -- I'm angry that the campaigns so much as even thought to move in that direction at all. But things could be a lot worse ... like, say, one GOP candidate calling another member of his party a traitor and a Viet Cong collaborator.
So remind me, now: how are we supposed to judge how nasty political parties can get again?
Comic superstar Will Ferrell is preparing to run for president — as part of a one-man show he’s looking to take to Broadway later this year.
According to the star of “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy,” “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” and the upcoming basketball comedy “Semi-Pro,” he’ll create a new character and give a stump speech, take questions from the audience and even show some political commercials that should poke fun at the entire campaigning process.
Anti-Semitism has been likened to a disease in the way it sometimes infects entire societies, and it is indeed a suitable metaphor to describe that phenomenon. But when applied to individual anti-Semites, the disease metaphor has the defect of removing responsibility for evil words and actions. But in Fischer’s case, as was made plain by so much else about him, his anti-Semitism truly was the consequence of disease.
Thanks to Bobby Fischer’s illness, the public has absorbed the idea that great chessplayers tend to be madmen. And while there have been several deranged grandmasters, it is doubtful that the frequency of mental illness in this group is higher than the average rate among geniuses. In the end, Bobby Fischer deserves to be remembered for his contributions, even if those contributions were seriously marred by the disrepute he brought upon the game of chess.
After reports that the manager of a TV station in Green Bay, Wisconsin, will yank Eli Manning's favorite show, Seinfeld, from the airwaves while the Giants are in town to play the Packers, the Post talked Jerry Seinfeld himself into sending the Giants quarterback a complete DVD set. Seinfeld said he'd also be "dispatching George Costanza to be the new traveling secretary for the Packers." (Those of you who are fans of the show will get the reference.)
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