Schwarzeneger Semen Stain Joke

[SkipNewarkDE]

This morning, Arnold called into Howard Stern, as he seems to be doing daily now. He managed to make a swipe at Clinton. His quote, allegedly made to his wife, was in response to him getting egged at an appearance. He said, "Don't worry, it isn't the first time a politician has had to deal with protein stains on a suit."

California, if you elect this bozo, you get what you deserve.

[placton]

1. Amen, brother! (n/t)

[diplomats]

2. Actually, I've heard worse

but I'm still no Arnold fan.

[j_soze]

3. arnold on Stern...unfortunately not so...

As much as the idea of Arnold as governor scares me...I feel compelled to inform you that it is not really Arnold calling Stern everyday but a caller who does a very good impression...

[JitterbugPerfume]

4. if California elects him

...that repulsive slimy person

then there is no hope for them



none

[Javneh]

5. O'Reilley on Stern

The other morning on the way to work I heard O'Reilley(sp?) on the Stern show. I got fed up and changed the station thinking that's it, I can't stand Stern anymore. Later I realized he wasn't taking Shrill Bill seriously and I guess they had a falling out. To this day, I have mixed feelings about the Stern show. I think most of the time he just acts like an ass and doesn't get into heavy subjects. I probably should have listened that morning to hear O'Reilley squirm

[SkipNewarkDE]

7. This was Arnold

You can tell when it is the impression and when it is him. Today, it was him. And he has been on quite a bit in the past two weeks.

[newyawker99]

9. Hi j_soze!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[Snellius]

6. Sounds like he's trying to say he's no worse than Clinton

Is this his defense for his sexcapades? Any one who thinks his groping is just "womanizing" should read the L.A. Times exposé.

[realFedUp]

8. It's not those who will vote, it's up to those who don't vote

As in every election, it's almost less the fault
of those who vote and more the fault of those
who don't bother to use their vote.

In California, the number of registered voters
is actually lower than two years ago.
There are 14,995.501 registered voters,
68.84% of the eligible number in California.

It won't be California or Californians who
see this as a Republican coup who will
"deserve" someone like Arnold.

We don't deserve votes not counted, a recall
paid for by a party that can't get elected in
this state any other way or signed by
people who may not vote on a regular basis.

My God, Arnold hasn't even voted in the last
13 of 21 elections....too busy or too
uninterested in California policies?

Arnold's a pig and Republicans deserve the stink
he's raising.