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Obama doctors recommend moderation of alcohol intake
Heh.
Send him a case of Molson.
Freep:
Barack Obama loses beer bet with Canadian Prime Minister
By Kirkland Crawford
Free Press Sports Writer
Something is brewing in U.S.-Canada relations. And it's on Olympic ice.
President Barack Obama bet a case of beer with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the outcome of Sunday's U.S.-Canada game.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Obama will send a case of Yuengling, a Pennsylvania regional brew, to Harper, who wagered 24 bottles of Molson.
There was no word on where the cross-border exchange would occur.
(that beer summit last year must have affected him more than we thought. mr)
- Have You Noticed Obama Has Attempted To Be On His Best Behavior In Europe Recently?
I wonder if this is because of his "1967 borders" Initiative? Maybe Obama realizes he needs the Europeans support to really put the screws to Israel? Wow. If that's the case, then that shows you that Obama is truly fixated on taking care of the "Jewish...
- 1600 Copperhead Road
Dear Uncle Barry. Best watch out for them rev'noors. Signed MR The Hill: Obama as beer-brewer-in-chief By Daniel Strauss - 03/04/11 11:33 AM ET Barack Obama will go down in history as, among other things, the first president to brew his own beer in...
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For Our President, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Pastorius, Alexander and all you Infidels.Who knew Uncle Barry was just one of the guys? Betting on sports games, drinking beer sitting around in his boxers watching hockey and NASCAR (no doubt)...
- Moral Clarity From Canada
Charles Johnson offers thanks to Prime Minister Harper for his straight talk with regards to Islamist jackals in the Middle East.He deserves the kudos since he hasn't wavered at all:An Important Vote Canada Stands With Israel Stephen Harper's...
- Sweet-heart, Get Me Re-write.
The following story from one of Canada's most prestigious national newspapers is so badly written that I felt a need to do it for them right, perhaps to the point they'll come asking me to write for them on salary. No need to thank me, Globe and...
Green Energy
Obama doctors recommend moderation of alcohol intake
Heh.
Send him a case of Molson.
Freep:
Barack Obama loses beer bet with Canadian Prime Minister
By Kirkland Crawford
Free Press Sports Writer
Something is brewing in U.S.-Canada relations. And it's on Olympic ice.
President Barack Obama bet a case of beer with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the outcome of Sunday's U.S.-Canada game.
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Obama will send a case of Yuengling, a Pennsylvania regional brew, to Harper, who wagered 24 bottles of Molson.
There was no word on where the cross-border exchange would occur.
(that beer summit last year must have affected him more than we thought. mr)
- Have You Noticed Obama Has Attempted To Be On His Best Behavior In Europe Recently?
I wonder if this is because of his "1967 borders" Initiative? Maybe Obama realizes he needs the Europeans support to really put the screws to Israel? Wow. If that's the case, then that shows you that Obama is truly fixated on taking care of the "Jewish...
- 1600 Copperhead Road
Dear Uncle Barry. Best watch out for them rev'noors. Signed MR The Hill: Obama as beer-brewer-in-chief By Daniel Strauss - 03/04/11 11:33 AM ET Barack Obama will go down in history as, among other things, the first president to brew his own beer in...
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For Our President, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Pastorius, Alexander and all you Infidels.Who knew Uncle Barry was just one of the guys? Betting on sports games, drinking beer sitting around in his boxers watching hockey and NASCAR (no doubt)...
- Moral Clarity From Canada
Charles Johnson offers thanks to Prime Minister Harper for his straight talk with regards to Islamist jackals in the Middle East.He deserves the kudos since he hasn't wavered at all:An Important Vote Canada Stands With Israel Stephen Harper's...
- Sweet-heart, Get Me Re-write.
The following story from one of Canada's most prestigious national newspapers is so badly written that I felt a need to do it for them right, perhaps to the point they'll come asking me to write for them on salary. No need to thank me, Globe and...