Did you hear about the new $5 million bra available at Victoria's Secret?
Check it out for yourself. Then start saving.
Victoria's Secret has come up with a scrumtillescent new bra for you to blow that wad on -- the Black Diamond Fantasy Miracle Bra. Covered with 3,575 black diamonds and 117 one-carat white round diamonds -- and offset by two totally unnecessary swingin' 100-carat black diamonds -- the bra is perfect for wearing to the office, the gym or just around the castle when you're feeling sparkly.
Reminds me of a joke.
A young, good-looking but poor stud is parked out back of a warehouse making his move on a Victoria's Secret model.
After the petting gets a little hot and heavy, she screams, " Oh yes. Take whatever you want."
So the stud rips off her $5 million bra and kicks her out of his car.


Salon.com
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:-D Otherwise, "I want my money back!"
As for the bra, it's not going to be bought, and if it is, it's surely not going to be worn. It's one of those statement pieces retailers always make which they don't expect anyone to buy but which they showcase so they can get some buzz.
Because, if it's the one used at the convention in Denver back in August, it would have been paid for by the Party and not by Obama.
Which is neither here nor there with regard to the larger point about waste in the realm of things people and businesses and governments spend money on in this country.
It's a good thing, I guess, that we're living through the worst economic downturn and financial crisis the world has seen in a half century. Imagine the kinds of things our taxes and political contributions might buy if we were all in high cotton.
A five million dollar bra would set me for life. If anyone would like to give me one, I am not too proud to accept. I might throw in sex. yes, I have become a desperate whore. Blame George Bush.
In its FEC filing, the host committee said it incurred $53.67 million in operating expenses and spent $53.86 million.
Most of that money went to pay expenses of the Democratic National Convention Committee, the party organization that staged the DNC. Nine percent of the host committee’s money went to pay its own expenses, which included salaries, marketing and staging various events off the convention grounds.
Convention expenses paid by the committee included $14.1 million for construction costs, including the stage and lighting, at the Pepsi Center and $5.3 million at Invesco Field.
I happen to work for one of the companies who contracted services to the DNCC, and actually JUST finished an article about what our company did at Inesco Field and the Pepsi Center. (By the way, we got paid out of $14.1 million.)
What did my company do? Set up wireless and wired telecommunications for all of the offices and media centers at both locations. It ate up a significant chunk of that $14.1 million, I have to tell you.
So, no. Obama's people did NOT spend $5.3 million on Greek columns.
Another idiotic assertion bites the dust.
But I do want that bra now.
Those funds?
And anyway, since Greece is considered the cradle of democracy, why shouldn't the Democrats have used a Greek temple theme?
Meh.
Oh wait, this is all BS. Never mind.
For Stellaa, I agree, sorta. We could rest the joke to an airport lavatory and replaced the attractive young lady with, say Larry Craig, but he wouldn't put the damn bra on.
One thing more, Y'all seem truculent today and it's still morning. I'm thinking we may need to open the asylums next week for the sane to seek refuge while the partisans, victor and vanquished alike run riot across the blogosp... (sorry can't use that word) stringing up thier virtual friends right along side imaginary enemies... think 'Road Warrior', 'Cities of the Red Night' recombined by WIlliam Gibson...,
made for TV by JL Bruckheimer....
cheers,
grab-dog
So both candidates suck. That leaves us with a choice between John McBush who promises to continue the Bush road to fascist dictatorship while ruining the middle class and implementing a bellicose foreign policy. Or we could elect someone who promises to do the opposite. I'm 67 yrs old now and I have never seen a president with whom I was in complete agreement. I have seen very many elections where the choice seemed to be between tweedle dee and tweedle dum. I used to joke about writing in Alfred E Newman. But not this time. Obama is certainly not a messiah but I firmly believe that he will do the best he can for the country.
Now since both candidates "suck" in your estimation I am curious (to say the least) to know who you would like to see elected president.