It's like the 21st Century corollary to Andy Warhol's observation about everyone getting 15 minutes of fame.

Sarkozy (Jr.) is the penultimate in hotness.

5:24,
Why do I get the feeling that you don't know the meaning of the word "penultimate"?

Penultimate hotness. Nice.

CORNELL LAW SCHOOL!

Penultimate to 190!

re: n. sarkozy
woof!!

6:38

It's funny because the French are always sitting on their derrieres!

I am a total moron [with a crap job] [at a crap law school] and no one thinks my schtick is funny but me.

Hillary is a communist lesbian

communist lesbians are hot

Lesbians in general are hot.

When I am President, I am going to give a subsidy to all hot lesbians and pay for it with a special new tax on all heterosexual lawyers. I like to call the plan, "Buying Votes (and sexual favors) from Hot Lesbians".

What's up with Hillary and Huma?

"A Westlaw search in the ALLFEDS database found no cases even mentioning § 1011a. That should be a pretty good hint that this provision does not provide a basis for a private civil action."

I love this legal argument for some reason....

I am going to use it the next time I write a memorandum for the Court.

...about exactly what Sarko Sr. (the president) is taking about...I'll make no comment about the Sarko Jr. case, because anyone who has gone through the familial mess that he has (e.g., Papa's wife #2 just divorced him, after having left him publicly to live in New York a couple of years ago with another man...Sarko Sr. himself was married with wife #1 and the mayor of the Paris suburb of Neuilly when he performed the wedding of wife #2 to another man...and promptly fell in love with her then and there, and wooed her until she relented, divorced hubby #1, etc., etc.)

The French president was referrring in his comments to a specific minority of the overall French workforce that works in these unionized public sector jobs that have superb retirement benefits, et. al....and quite frankly, have you checked some of the public sector jobs in the U.S. that permit retirement just as early (i.e., military, police, etc.) with full pensions? How about the employees in the public sector in other EU countries like Italy that also enjoy spectacular benefits at ridiculously early retirement age?

Not to mention the increasingly large percentage of French workers that enjoy none of these early retirement benefits...but of course, that would not fulfill a nice snarky commentary about how all French are "lazy."
And BTW, Sarko's comments are carefully chosen; it has not been all puppies and rainbows for those who advocate less government intervention in private business during his regime...he has demonstrated in the past few months that he is very supportive of protectionist measures to assure that certain domestic industries have advantages, and "survive"...so much for his much publicized platform of letting the market determine business policy.

I was going to bitch about the promotion of this misogynist Hillary bullshit, but after reading the other comments on this thread, why bother?

I was totally studying this last night, brah. The answer is that whatshenena didn't get out to me yesterday, but Hillaryyyyy's Nuuuuutz did.

I always pull out my Geraldine Ferraro nutcracker for the holidays.

Nice privacy policy.