It's Hard To Be The Queen - The Firearms Forum

artabr · 09-18-2009, 03:37 PM

Sooooo... It takes 36 vehicles, an armored limo, a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington for a less than 2 block trip to the local veggie stand for a sack of frickin kale.

Hey, AlGore, I got your frigging Carbon Footprint right here.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...703679_pf.html

Hi-Ho, the Derry-O

By Dana Milbank
Friday, September 18, 2009

Let's say you're preparing dinner and you realize with dismay that you don't have any certified organic Tuscan kale. What to do?

Here's how Michelle Obama handled this very predicament Thursday afternoon:

The Secret Service and the D.C. police brought in three dozen vehicles and shut down H Street, Vermont Avenue, two lanes of I Street and an entrance to the McPherson Square Metro station. They swept the area, in front of the Department of Veterans Affairs, with bomb-sniffing dogs and installed magnetometers in the middle of the street, put up barricades to keep pedestrians out, and took positions with binoculars atop trucks. Though the produce stand was only a block or so from the White House, the first lady hopped into her armored limousine and pulled into the market amid the wail of sirens.

Then, and only then, could Obama purchase her leafy greens. "Now it's time to buy some food," she told several hundred people who came to watch. "Let's shop!"

Cowbells were rung. Somebody put a lei of marigolds around Obama's neck. The first lady picked up a straw basket and headed for the "Farm at Sunnyside" tent, where she loaded up with organic Asian pears, cherry tomatoes, multicolored potatoes, free-range eggs and, yes, two bunches of Tuscan kale. She left the produce with an aide, who paid the cashier as Obama made her way back to the limousine.

There's nothing like the simple pleasures of a farm stand to return us to our agrarian roots.

The first lady had encouraged Freshfarm Markets, the group that runs popular farmers markets in Dupont Circle and elsewhere, to set up near the White House, and she helped get the approvals to shut down Vermont Avenue during rush hour on Thursdays. But the result was quite the opposite of a quaint farmers market. Considering all the logistics, each tomato she purchased had a carbon footprint of several tons.

The promotion of organic and locally grown food, though an admirable cause, is a risky one for the Obamas, because there's a fine line between promoting healthful eating and sounding like a snob. The president, when he was a candidate in 2007, got in trouble in Iowa when he asked a crowd, "Anybody gone into Whole Foods lately and see what they charge for arugula?" Iowans didn't have a Whole Foods.

For that reason, it's probably just as well that the first lady didn't stop by the Endless Summer Harvest tent yesterday. The Virginia farm had a sign offering "tender baby arugula" -- hydroponically grown, pesticide free -- and $5 for four ounces, which is $20 a pound.

Obama, in her brief speech to the vendors and patrons, handled the affordability issue by pointing out that people who pay with food stamps would get double the coupon value at the market. Even then, though, it's hard to imagine somebody using food stamps to buy what the market offered: $19 bison steak from Gunpowder Bison, organic dandelion greens for $12 per pound from Blueberry Hill Vegetables, the Piedmont Reserve cheese from Everson Dairy at $29 a pound. Rounding out the potential shopping cart: $4 for a piece of "walnut dacquoise" from the Praline Bakery, $9 for a jumbo crab cake at Chris's Marketplace, $8 for a loaf of cranberry-walnut bread and $32 for a bolt of yarn.

The first lady said the market would particularly appeal to federal employees in nearby buildings to "pick up some good stuff for dinner." Yet even they might think twice about spending $3 for a pint of potatoes when potatoes are on sale for 40 cents a pound at Giant. They could get nearly five dozen eggs at Giant for the $5 Obama spent for her dozen.

But whatever the socioeconomics, there can be no doubt that Obama brought some serious attention to her cause. Hundreds of people crowded the market entrance on I Street as police directed pedestrians to alternative subway entrances. Hundreds braved a light rain and gave a hearty cheer when Obama and her entourage took the stage. "I can't imagine there's been a day in the history of our country when people have been more excited about farmers markets," Mayor Adrian Fenty, Obama's warm-up act, told the crowd.

The first lady, in gray slacks and blue sweater, marveled that the people were "so pumped up" despite the rain. "I have never seen so many people so excited about fruits and vegetables!" she said. (Must be the tender baby arugula.)

She spoke of the global reach of her cause: "The first thing world leaders, prime ministers, kings, queens ask me about is the White House garden. And then they ask about Bo."

She spoke of the fuel fed to the world's most powerful man: "I've learned that when my family eats fresh food, healthy food, that it really affects how we feel, how we get through the day . . . whether there's a Cabinet meeting or whether we're just walking the dog."

And she spoke of her own culinary efforts: "There are times when putting together a healthy meal is harder than you might imagine."

Particularly when it involves a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington.

_______________________________________

I haven't read them yet,but I'm betting that the comments section ought to be pretty lively.

Art

JetGirl · 09-18-2009, 03:44 PM

Finally graced the peon peasants with her royal presence, huh?
As for blocking off roads and disrupting the general public, I thought that's why they said they didn't go to church...
I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.

ARB · 09-18-2009, 03:45 PM

Oh, give her a break. The same thing happens to me, when I go to the Farmer's Market. What? It doesn't happen to you?

Islandboy · 09-18-2009, 03:52 PM

I thought SHE was growin' all that stuff in the W.H> garden.....
Betcha there's a press release within a day showing her "crop" of organics.

USMC-03 · 09-18-2009, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ARB

Oh, give her a break. The same thing happens to me, when I go to the Farmer's Market. What? It doesn't happen to you?

No it doesn't as a matter of fact. I never go to the farmer's Market, I send the butler and upstairs maid...

navis128 · 09-18-2009, 03:56 PM

They do have a WH garden and it was supposed to be "organic", but they did the horse before the cart thing there too and didn't do soil analysis before they planted and ended up with detectable levels of lead.

DumbA$$ - who plants an "organic" garden on a piece of property that has been rented for over what 200 yrs and assumes there have never been fertilizer put on the lawn.

bcj1755 · 09-18-2009, 04:13 PM

Our tax dollars hard at work

She wants to claim that she's never had it easy in this country and that she was never proud to be an American until she stepped foot in the White House?!

She had a sit on her a** and do nothing job at a Chicago hospital as a "diversity consultant" making $300,000 a year! She made more in ONE YEAR on that "job" than I have ever seen in my ENTIRE 31 YEARS ON THIS PLANET!!!! She says she has it so hard when I get boarhogged to pay the taxes that feed her worthless a** and her worthless husband, but yet I can't even afford to buy that "certified organic" produce that she is spending MY MONEY on!!!!! I'm on unemployment and I'm STILL getting boarhogged in taxes to pay for her upkeep!!!!

@%!(#&+~@#%+!@#%_(_&(_#$^*(#$&*()!#$^*(@#$^#$

red14 · 09-18-2009, 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcj1755

Our tax dollars hard at work

She wants to claim that she's never had it easy in this country and that she was never proud to be an American until she stepped foot in the White House?!

She had a sit on her a** and do nothing job at a Chicago hospital as a "diversity consultant" making $300,000 a year! She made more in ONE YEAR on that "job" than I have ever seen in my ENTIRE 31 YEARS ON THIS PLANET!!!! She says she has it so hard when I get boarhogged to pay the taxes that feed her worthless a** and her worthless husband, but yet I can't even afford to buy that "certified organic" produce that she is spending MY MONEY on!!!!! I'm on unemployment and I'm STILL getting boarhogged in taxes to pay for her upkeep!!!!

@%!(#&+~@#%+!@#%_(_&(_#$^*(#$&*()!#$^*(@#$^#$

So, how do you really feel?

Actually, I agree with everything you said.

22WRF · 09-18-2009, 05:02 PM

If you live in fear of Americana's Citizens this protection must be necessary.

Bobitis · 09-18-2009, 05:14 PM

I gotta wonder how far she walked in Paris or Moscow.

She can't walk two blocks from the BlackHouse? It's not like she doesn't have security.

Come to think of it, she hasn't been on the front page lately.

How many staffers does she have?

I'd like to know how many millions of dollars this woman has cost the country so far.

Millions that could have gone to charity.

Keep digging that hole.

Keep the press coming!

Kieran McCaig · 09-18-2009, 05:42 PM

Whats the big deal correct me if I'm wrong but when Clinton went jogging was he not guarded by just a few s.s guys

navis128 · 09-18-2009, 05:53 PM

Pres vs 1st Lady - there is a difference here or were you just being sarcastic?

Shooter45 · 09-18-2009, 05:56 PM

"Particularly when it involves a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington. "

Watching for shoplifters ????

Kieran McCaig · 09-18-2009, 06:19 PM

Sorry what I meant was she's just the first lady.Clint went to Mcdonalds when he was out jogging with a half dozen S.S guys

cycloneman · 09-18-2009, 06:25 PM

This is a slap to all the California farmers out of business.

It nice to be king! Have you ever felt more like a peasent than right now? I now i havent.

308 at my gate · 09-18-2009, 06:34 PM

Why didn't they just send a white house staffer and save themselves a few million for Obama care.

4EvrLearning · 09-18-2009, 07:09 PM

KUDOS to the WashingtonPost for writing this in the tone it was written.

Absolutely unbelievable behavior....

artabr · 09-18-2009, 07:41 PM

I found this in the Post's comment section. I thought the writer did a pretty good job.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...Comments.html#

Written by: jeannieology1

The First Gal Went Shopping for Kale

Right before dinner –a hypocritical winner — went out shopping for kale

At the end of the summer — she jumped in her Hummer — grabbing her gardening pail

She went without Eurkel to Dupont Circle–barricades, sirens, Secret Service — all of them male

She trod down the street to get something to eat–Asian pears, garlic and quail

H Street was shut – tail she did strut — placing her potatoes right on the scale

A speech she did give – about how we should live – to the peons she continued to wail

Around her neck a lei hung– as cowbells rung–announcing there was nothing on sale

$9 a pint, $5 a dozen– for a poor Kenyan cousin—but for Shelley no need to downscale

A return to agrarian roots – shod in designer boots –gathering nourishment for Lord of the Grail

To curtail her foot print —it might be wise for her next selfish stint

To leave home the Hummer–at the end of the summer

When out shopping for tomatoes and kale!

Art

navis128 · 09-18-2009, 08:31 PM

It's designer food!

red14 · 09-18-2009, 10:44 PM

A few years ago, a mom (socialite) from one of my baseball teams called and said her son could not play Saturday. He was nine. I asked her if he was ill. "No, he went Elk hunting with his father." I asked if they were in Wyoming or Montana. We lived in N. Fl. She said: "No, they went to Norway. The best Elk are in Norway."

obxned · 09-19-2009, 09:51 AM

No comment that I could make here would be allowed by the Mods.

Michael G · 09-19-2009, 11:10 AM

Why didn't she just send her personal chef to get the food?

09-18-2009, 03:37 PM	#1
artabr Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: New Iberia, Louisiana Contributor Posts: 7,859	It's Hard To Be The Queen Sooooo... It takes 36 vehicles, an armored limo, a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington for a less than 2 block trip to the local veggie stand for a sack of frickin kale. Hey, AlGore, I got your frigging Carbon Footprint right here. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...703679_pf.html Hi-Ho, the Derry-O By Dana Milbank Friday, September 18, 2009 Let's say you're preparing dinner and you realize with dismay that you don't have any certified organic Tuscan kale. What to do? Here's how Michelle Obama handled this very predicament Thursday afternoon: The Secret Service and the D.C. police brought in three dozen vehicles and shut down H Street, Vermont Avenue, two lanes of I Street and an entrance to the McPherson Square Metro station. They swept the area, in front of the Department of Veterans Affairs, with bomb-sniffing dogs and installed magnetometers in the middle of the street, put up barricades to keep pedestrians out, and took positions with binoculars atop trucks. Though the produce stand was only a block or so from the White House, the first lady hopped into her armored limousine and pulled into the market amid the wail of sirens. Then, and only then, could Obama purchase her leafy greens. "Now it's time to buy some food," she told several hundred people who came to watch. "Let's shop!" Cowbells were rung. Somebody put a lei of marigolds around Obama's neck. The first lady picked up a straw basket and headed for the "Farm at Sunnyside" tent, where she loaded up with organic Asian pears, cherry tomatoes, multicolored potatoes, free-range eggs and, yes, two bunches of Tuscan kale. She left the produce with an aide, who paid the cashier as Obama made her way back to the limousine. There's nothing like the simple pleasures of a farm stand to return us to our agrarian roots. The first lady had encouraged Freshfarm Markets, the group that runs popular farmers markets in Dupont Circle and elsewhere, to set up near the White House, and she helped get the approvals to shut down Vermont Avenue during rush hour on Thursdays. But the result was quite the opposite of a quaint farmers market. Considering all the logistics, each tomato she purchased had a carbon footprint of several tons. The promotion of organic and locally grown food, though an admirable cause, is a risky one for the Obamas, because there's a fine line between promoting healthful eating and sounding like a snob. The president, when he was a candidate in 2007, got in trouble in Iowa when he asked a crowd, "Anybody gone into Whole Foods lately and see what they charge for arugula?" Iowans didn't have a Whole Foods. For that reason, it's probably just as well that the first lady didn't stop by the Endless Summer Harvest tent yesterday. The Virginia farm had a sign offering "tender baby arugula" -- hydroponically grown, pesticide free -- and $5 for four ounces, which is $20 a pound. Obama, in her brief speech to the vendors and patrons, handled the affordability issue by pointing out that people who pay with food stamps would get double the coupon value at the market. Even then, though, it's hard to imagine somebody using food stamps to buy what the market offered: $19 bison steak from Gunpowder Bison, organic dandelion greens for $12 per pound from Blueberry Hill Vegetables, the Piedmont Reserve cheese from Everson Dairy at $29 a pound. Rounding out the potential shopping cart: $4 for a piece of "walnut dacquoise" from the Praline Bakery, $9 for a jumbo crab cake at Chris's Marketplace, $8 for a loaf of cranberry-walnut bread and $32 for a bolt of yarn. The first lady said the market would particularly appeal to federal employees in nearby buildings to "pick up some good stuff for dinner." Yet even they might think twice about spending $3 for a pint of potatoes when potatoes are on sale for 40 cents a pound at Giant. They could get nearly five dozen eggs at Giant for the $5 Obama spent for her dozen. But whatever the socioeconomics, there can be no doubt that Obama brought some serious attention to her cause. Hundreds of people crowded the market entrance on I Street as police directed pedestrians to alternative subway entrances. Hundreds braved a light rain and gave a hearty cheer when Obama and her entourage took the stage. "I can't imagine there's been a day in the history of our country when people have been more excited about farmers markets," Mayor Adrian Fenty, Obama's warm-up act, told the crowd. The first lady, in gray slacks and blue sweater, marveled that the people were "so pumped up" despite the rain. "I have never seen so many people so excited about fruits and vegetables!" she said. (Must be the tender baby arugula.) She spoke of the global reach of her cause: "The first thing world leaders, prime ministers, kings, queens ask me about is the White House garden. And then they ask about Bo." She spoke of the fuel fed to the world's most powerful man: "I've learned that when my family eats fresh food, healthy food, that it really affects how we feel, how we get through the day . . . whether there's a Cabinet meeting or whether we're just walking the dog." And she spoke of her own culinary efforts: "There are times when putting together a healthy meal is harder than you might imagine." Particularly when it involves a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington. _______________________________________ I haven't read them yet,but I'm betting that the comments section ought to be pretty lively. Art __________________ God and the soldier we like adore, In times of trouble, not before. When troubles ended and all things righted, God is forgotten and the soldier is slighted. Francis Quarles 1592 - 1644 __________________ When asked for my race, I answer CauCajun. Hope is not a plan, and not all change is good. The resistance is here; the resistance is now. RESIST! These hands are neither cold nor are they dead!! --> Last edited by artabr; 09-18-2009 at 03:39 PM..

09-18-2009, 03:44 PM	#2
JetGirl V.I.P. Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Indiana Posts: 206	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Finally graced the peon peasants with her royal presence, huh? As for blocking off roads and disrupting the general public, I thought that's why they said they didn't go to church... I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.

09-18-2009, 03:45 PM	#3
ARB Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Mid Missouri Posts: 1,184	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Oh, give her a break. The same thing happens to me, when I go to the Farmer's Market. What? It doesn't happen to you?

09-18-2009, 03:52 PM	#4
Islandboy Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Off the right coast Posts: 676	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen I thought SHE was growin' all that stuff in the W.H> garden..... Betcha there's a press release within a day showing her "crop" of organics. __________________ A politician can do only that which the law provides,but, a private citizen can do anything that the law does not prohibit. -AR. When they came and got me, I went Peaceful.

09-18-2009, 03:56 PM	#6
navis128 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 1,392	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen They do have a WH garden and it was supposed to be "organic", but they did the horse before the cart thing there too and didn't do soil analysis before they planted and ended up with detectable levels of lead. DumbA$$ - who plants an "organic" garden on a piece of property that has been rented for over what 200 yrs and assumes there have never been fertilizer put on the lawn.

09-18-2009, 04:13 PM	#7
bcj1755 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: A wretched hive of scum and villiany Posts: 4,357	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Our tax dollars hard at work She wants to claim that she's never had it easy in this country and that she was never proud to be an American until she stepped foot in the White House?! She had a sit on her a and do nothing job at a Chicago hospital as a "diversity consultant" making $300,000 a year! She made more in ONE YEAR on that "job" than I have ever seen in my ENTIRE 31 YEARS ON THIS PLANET!!!! She says she has it so hard when I get boarhogged to pay the taxes that feed her worthless a and her worthless husband, but yet I can't even afford to buy that "certified organic" produce that she is spending MY MONEY on!!!!! I'm on unemployment and I'm STILL getting boarhogged in taxes to pay for her upkeep!!!! @%!(#&+~@#%+!@#%_(_&(_#$^(#$&()!#$^*(@#$^#$ __________________ History is much like an endless waltz. The three beats of war, peace, and revolution continue on forever. Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges - Cicero If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen. - Samuel Adams

09-18-2009, 05:02 PM	#9
22WRF Advanced Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pea Ridge, FL Contributor Posts: 4,253	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen If you live in fear of Americana's Citizens this protection must be necessary. __________________ NRA GOA CCRKBA Happiness is a warm barrel

09-18-2009, 05:14 PM	#10
Bobitis Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 6,612	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen I gotta wonder how far she walked in Paris or Moscow. She can't walk two blocks from the BlackHouse? It's not like she doesn't have security. Come to think of it, she hasn't been on the front page lately. How many staffers does she have? I'd like to know how many millions of dollars this woman has cost the country so far. Millions that could have gone to charity. Keep digging that hole. Keep the press coming! __________________ ^.^ A point in every direction is the same as having no point at all

09-18-2009, 05:42 PM	#11
Kieran McCaig Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: canada Posts: 1,469	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Whats the big deal correct me if I'm wrong but when Clinton went jogging was he not guarded by just a few s.s guys

09-18-2009, 05:53 PM	#12
navis128 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 1,392	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Pres vs 1st Lady - there is a difference here or were you just being sarcastic?

09-18-2009, 05:56 PM	#13
Shooter45 Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Contributor Posts: 8,753	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen "Particularly when it involves a soundstage, an interpreter for the deaf, three TV satellite trucks and the closing of part of downtown Washington. " Watching for shoplifters ????

09-18-2009, 06:19 PM	#14
Kieran McCaig Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: canada Posts: 1,469	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Sorry what I meant was she's just the first lady.Clint went to Mcdonalds when he was out jogging with a half dozen S.S guys

09-18-2009, 06:25 PM	#15
cycloneman Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Louisiana Posts: 7,406	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen This is a slap to all the California farmers out of business. It nice to be king! Have you ever felt more like a peasent than right now? I now i havent. __________________ Who are you going to serve today?

09-18-2009, 06:34 PM	#16
308 at my gate Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Lost in SW USA. Posts: 847	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Why didn't they just send a white house staffer and save themselves a few million for Obama care. __________________ You got to love it.

09-18-2009, 07:09 PM	#17
4EvrLearning Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Left Coast Posts: 1,449	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen KUDOS to the WashingtonPost for writing this in the tone it was written. Absolutely unbelievable behavior.... __________________ *"Until God is finished with me, I am immortal." Jonathan Edwards, American Theologian (1703-1758)*

09-18-2009, 07:41 PM	#18
artabr Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: New Iberia, Louisiana Contributor Posts: 7,859	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen I found this in the Post's comment section. I thought the writer did a pretty good job. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...Comments.html# Written by: jeannieology1 The First Gal Went Shopping for Kale Right before dinner –a hypocritical winner — went out shopping for kale At the end of the summer — she jumped in her Hummer — grabbing her gardening pail She went without Eurkel to Dupont Circle–barricades, sirens, Secret Service — all of them male She trod down the street to get something to eat–Asian pears, garlic and quail H Street was shut – tail she did strut — placing her potatoes right on the scale A speech she did give – about how we should live – to the peons she continued to wail Around her neck a lei hung– as cowbells rung–announcing there was nothing on sale $9 a pint, $5 a dozen– for a poor Kenyan cousin—but for Shelley no need to downscale A return to agrarian roots – shod in designer boots –gathering nourishment for Lord of the Grail To curtail her foot print —it might be wise for her next selfish stint To leave home the Hummer–at the end of the summer When out shopping for tomatoes and kale! Art __________________ God and the soldier we like adore, In times of trouble, not before. When troubles ended and all things righted, God is forgotten and the soldier is slighted. Francis Quarles 1592 - 1644 __________________ When asked for my race, I answer CauCajun. Hope is not a plan, and not all change is good. The resistance is here; the resistance is now. RESIST! These hands are neither cold nor are they dead!! Last edited by artabr; 09-18-2009 at 07:42 PM..

09-18-2009, 08:31 PM	#19
navis128 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 1,392	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen It's designer food!

09-18-2009, 10:44 PM	#20
red14 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: N FLA Posts: 3,914	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen A few years ago, a mom (socialite) from one of my baseball teams called and said her son could not play Saturday. He was nine. I asked her if he was ill. "No, he went Elk hunting with his father." I asked if they were in Wyoming or Montana. We lived in N. Fl. She said: "No, they went to Norway. The best Elk are in Norway." __________________ I never argue, I state my opinion, and support my position.

09-19-2009, 09:51 AM	#21
obxned Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,342	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen No comment that I could make here would be allowed by the Mods. __________________ Proud member of a North Carolina Committee of Safety "If we loose Freedom here, there's no place to escape to. This is the Last Stand on Earth!" Ronald Reagan

09-19-2009, 11:10 AM	#22
Michael G V.I.P. Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Garland Texas Posts: 366	Re: It's Hard To Be The Queen Why didn't she just send her personal chef to get the food? __________________ Kids now a days have a lot of smarts. What they lack is a bucket load of common sense.