"Swedish-made Penis Enlarger Pumps And Me: (This Sort of Thing Is My Bag Baby)", by Donald Trump

And pumping water with a hand pump is manual labor, something he is completely unfamiliar with, so he would have no concept of that action to use as a metaphor.

Don't praise ThingyBlahBlah3.

Index?

Mercy boo coo.

Alright, you can have the Great Job, Internet! and everyone else gets Spam. They love it!

I have it on Blu-ray.

Any recommendations for a really good sniper film? They'll have to do until someone makes the Simo Hayha story.

Wasn't Sheryl Lee suffering with some kind of chronic health condition a few years ago? It may be continuing. But I'm glad she will be back.

I've burned Atlanta to the ground on no fewer than 3 separate occasions!

Boris Badenov. Now they finally get moose and squirrel!

Right, edit out the jokes and it would be completely in the mold of the movies they are recreating.

I think it especially bothers him now because he thought the prestige of being president would finally make people respect him and stop with the insults and criticism. You know, like how Trump himself respected the president over the previous 8 years.

Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Great Job, Internet!, and Spam!

On the plus side, if Trump got AIDS, there'd be a cure for AIDS in a week or two. Not that it would be available or affordable to the general public, though.

I find that one to be the most rewatchable of the trilogy. The action scenes are played almost completely straight with a random joke thrown in. "Swan!" Even the setup for the incredibly short car chase is done perfectly.

That is kind of like some episodes of Top Gear I have seen. They'll throw in some reference to people from a city or region and it's mostly lost on me. I get the gist of it from context, i.e. "these people are rich" or "these people are backwards." But it ultimately falls back on stereotypes.

"I think next week I'll be able to send some more money as I may have extra work. My friend Patty promised me a blow job."

Yes. And he has acres of open space to run around and play when he's not watching, reading, or listening to flops.

It's how Nathan plans to pay for his site - and buy a Range Rover.