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You can add this to your list of ammo when talking to these people: I have a student whose parents’ visas were cancelled. Now they won’t be able to come watch their daughter graduate. This brave, strong young woman left her home country, came to live in an entirely different culture for four years, studied in a second

Or the infant who needs open heart surgery which was going to happen here that is not allowed to come in the country now.

But some would say that revoking 100,000 visas is a small price to pay to prevent another Bowling Green Massacre, an event which was so tragic and horrible that it doesn’t even seem real...

Carson is not that great in the operating room. Remember the conjoined twin separaton that made him famous? Ever wonder why you’ve never seen them, not even in pictures? It’s because they never woke up from surgery... they were both immediately thrown into a vegitative state due to his crazy risk taking. Google it. He

The only time I’ve ever looked at my husband like that was when I was very stoned and he brought home Crazy Bread.

It always surprises me when people post that they’re on vacation on social media. My husband is in the security business, and we have a policy of not posting any vacation snaps, etc. until we’re back home. The only social media either of us have is Facebook, both of which are private accounts, but still - ya never

Can I tell you what I want, what I really really want?

I love this, but all I can think of when I see Holland Taylor is her character from The L Word...

His name is Thomas Beaudoin, and if you check out his instagram you will learn the following things:

I thought the same, though I was a little kid in the 90s and had only a rough grasp of what gay men are at that time. Somehow I thought they were all like Mr. Clean or Meister (master) Proper as he is called in Germany.

Never used that lime tho - not sure I approve of that margarita. OK, who am I kidding. Drink it!

I defs thought he was like a gay icon

You’re not alone in this. I always thought he was gay, too.

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I don’t mind being lady-pandered to in my commercials, so long as it’s done effectively. GTFO of here with your creepy cartoon man trying to seduce me by humping a Swiffer. Give momma the real good stuff or nada. I feel like every man studying advertising should be made to see and understand, at a basic level, how

I mean...I guess I just always assumed Mr. Clean was gay. He looks like a daddy, you know? ...I came of age in the 90s, though, so it might be the single hoop earring he’s rocking that has pinged my gaydar.

The agency that handles Maytag does use him brilliantly. I’ll always remember this tweet:

Well I am 99% sure that Mr. Clean is gay after watching this commercial. Pretty sure you would have seen several guys in the exact same outfit and one gold hoop earring at a gay club during the 90s.

I remember being a preteen and very insulted by Mr Clean ads. They were always directed at women because, of course, only women clean or should clean, and then there’s a man telling her how to do the cleaning. There may have been a tagline that annoyed me as well. It just brought up the fact that the men in my family