too funny part 2

[MrsSpringsteen]

I wanted to make a separate thread about this-I can't believe this is real

They call me one take Georgie!

http://www.dnext.com/

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

 

[madroseka]

HAHAHAHAHAHA That is classic!

 

[wizard2c]

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He would probably like one of my Furbys.........they're quite interactive.

 

[wizard2c]

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Actually I have a room full of Furbys...I'm working on a major children's project with them. We'll get there yet.

 

[deep]

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

 

[BVS]

And I thought I wasn't photogenic.

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

well I'm not either, hopefully not that bad

It's not nice to post unflattering pics of him I suppose, but I can't help it..

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

I don't mean to say it's "funny" the picture, I just think it's a bit funny they caught this moment in a picture

Way to go Congressman Frank, I mean look at that guy he's like a cross between Brad Pitt and that Smith guy from Sex And The City..

 

[AvsGirl41]

 

[U2democrat]

these are great!

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

 

[saltwaterkiss26]

I don't mean to say it's "funny" the picture, I just think it's a bit funny they caught this moment in a picture

Way to go Congressman Frank, I mean look at that guy he's like a cross between Brad Pitt and that Smith guy from Sex And The City..

Who can blame him?

 

[Macfistowannabe]

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A life-like prosthetic penis called the Whizzinator and other products promising to help illegal drug users pass urine tests provoked U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday to take legal action with subpoenas of manufacturers.

Lawmakers objected to attempts to circumvent drug tests with products such as The Whizzinator, a fake penis that can provide a flow of clean urine "again and again, anytime, anywhere you need it!" according to the Web site www.whizzinator.com.

A congressional subcommittee voted to subpoena the owner of Puck Technology of Signal Hill, California, the company that makes the Whizzinator. The panel also voted to subpoena the owners of Health Choice of New York City and Spectrum Labs of Cincinnati, two companies that lawmakers said also were suspected of selling products aimed at circumventing workplace drug tests.

The owners were required to provide financial and operational records by Monday and to appear at a congressional hearing on Tuesday.

"These companies seek through deception to make a buck by violating our trust and compromising our security," said Rep. Ed Whitfield, a Kentucky Republican who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee's oversight and investigations panel.

"It is a risk we simply cannot tolerate. This panel will uncover how widespread these products are and recommend the necessary steps to end their use," Whitfield said in a statement.

Actor Tom Sizemore, who played a sergeant in the war movie "Saving Private Ryan," was caught using the Whizzinator to try and pass drug tests, California prosecutors said in February. He was put in jail after using a similar device and failing a drug test, prosecutors said.

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

Don't give the explanation for this melon and ruin it

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

this isn't funny, but maybe funny as in odd, strange, a little sick.

the headline's weird too

 

[verte76]

I wonder how they got that pic of Saddam? Is that for real or is it doctored from someone's Photoshop program?

 

[MrsSpringsteen]

It's supposedly for real

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/05/20/saddam.photos/index.html

who writes these headlines?