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▲Coca Cola used to contain cocaine
▲The first men to walk on the Moon reported seeing a UFO. ▲NASA officials told Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to keep quiet about it.
▲Mariah Carey eats nearly all her meals in bed while wearing a bib
▲Actor Bruce Willis has offered $1,000,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Osama Bin Laden and other al-Qaida terror leaders
▲Prince has been told by doctors that he needs a hip replacement - the fallout from years of dancing onstage in high-heeled boots.
▲Franklin Delano Roosevelt vetoed 635 bills in his presidency. Jimmy Carter vetoed 31. Bill Clinton vetoed 38. So far, the current President, George W. Bush, has not vetoed even one bill.
▲Jennifer Lopez says that she would like to be the first female president.
▲Ms. Wheelchair Wisconsin Janeal Lee has been stripped of her title because pageant officials say she can stand up
▲A woman in England had a stroke recently and woke up with a Jamacian accent.
It is all true, this cite lists the sources.
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Biden Gaffe: Asks a Gentleman in a Wheelchair to Stand Up
True or False:
▲Coca Cola used to contain cocaine
▲The first men to walk on the Moon reported seeing a UFO. ▲NASA officials told Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to keep quiet about it.
▲Mariah Carey eats nearly all her meals in bed while wearing a bib
▲Actor Bruce Willis has offered $1,000,000 reward for information leading to the capture of Osama Bin Laden and other al-Qaida terror leaders
▲Prince has been told by doctors that he needs a hip replacement - the fallout from years of dancing onstage in high-heeled boots.
▲Franklin Delano Roosevelt vetoed 635 bills in his presidency. Jimmy Carter vetoed 31. Bill Clinton vetoed 38. So far, the current President, George W. Bush, has not vetoed even one bill.
▲Jennifer Lopez says that she would like to be the first female president.
▲Ms. Wheelchair Wisconsin Janeal Lee has been stripped of her title because pageant officials say she can stand up
▲A woman in England had a stroke recently and woke up with a Jamacian accent.
See this for the answers:
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wow i actually got most of em. I REALLY AM SMARTERER THEN A FIFTH GRADER!!!lol
Gov. Patterson was angry when SLN joked about his blindness,now a video of Patterson joking about a wheelchair bound blogger has come to light.The President has handcuffed the CIA with rules that mean absolutely nothing to those that mean to do us harm .Remember the beheadings,dragging men behind cars to their death etc.We are in harms way.
The liberal way...talk and befriend your enemy, treat them will respect, apologize for past administrations, but shut out the right wingers, disrespect them, and call them terrorist-radical and dangerous. You are so correct sir...we are in harms way.
I need a Halloween costume that incorporates a wheelchair. So far I've come up with President Roosevelt, Stephen Hawking, and the mad scientist from "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Who else would be a recognizable wheelchair-ridden character?
this might help
There is no denying that many people allow how "presidential" someone looks to influence their decision on whether or not they will vote for that person. Generally this will be a tall, preferably handsome, aging, white male.
Now, Consider FDR. Roosevelt is regarded as one of our nation's greatest presidents. He was essential in our getting out of the Depression as he created jobs for millions through his Reform policies and determination to take control of the economy even though traditionally the executive branch would take a passive role in letting the market eventually take care of itself. Now, in knowing that, it is often times said that today FDR would not be elected president. Why? Because he was in a wheelchair. In this technological age, where our governmental officials are easily accessible through television and internet, a man in a wheelchair will not be elected president of this country because he does not look like a president. What do you think about that?
Now, consider your favorite in this election. Do you honestly think that you would still vote for him/her if he/she were currently in a wheelchair? Do you think others would? Do you think they would even be considered a front runner? What does that mean for our society as a whole. . .
They gotta look Presidential, or at least sound it, smell and feel not so important.
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Two years ago Cubans were heartened when President Raúl Castro offered the hope of political and economic reforms. Has he delivered on his reform promise? Some consumer goods that were previously unavailable are now on sale, but how has the privatisation of state collective farms gone?
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