billy bob and the trooper.
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Story of my life……
Don't be sad... coming in second is still something to be proud of...
Maybe in the Boston marathon……Don't be sad... coming in second is still something to be proud of...
In the immortal words of Billy-Bobby ... "If you're not first, You're last!"Don't be sad... coming in second is still something to be proud of...
Or as the Brits so graciously put it “ also ran “ .
Enter the C6 to 8 as a grocery getter!
Second place is definitely last when there's only two participants.
For me it's when she boxes up things to donate to the Salvation Army store.
AxeZ06
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At least it’s for a good cause. Nice to know before and not after the fact though.For me it's when she boxes up things to donate to the Salvation Army store.
Oh I know before. I go through the box she keeps in the basement on a regular basis.... lol
Sorry, I couldn't crop.
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It's funny, but unfortunately it's also not true.
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For example, in the past few weeks, a picture of a decades-younger Donald Trump has made the rounds on social media with a quote that makes the attention-seeker seem even more flamboyantly outspoken than he already is.
The quote is claimed to have been sourced from a 1998 interview in People magazine, and says, “If I were to run [for President], I’d run as a Republican. They’re the dumbest group of voters in the country. They believe anything on Fox News. I could lie and they’d still eat it up. I bet my numbers would be terrific.”
While the quote fulfilled its intended goal of stirring the liberal pot and further fueling their disdain for Trump, the fact remains that the quote is entirely made up. Trump never said anything of the sort during his interview with People magazine almost two decades ago.
Actually I find the funny thing to be that even though he may not have said it that if he had said it it would’ve been one of the only intelligent and accurate things that ever came out of his mouth , lol.It's funny, but unfortunately it's also not true.
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For example, in the past few weeks, a picture of a decades-younger Donald Trump has made the rounds on social media with a quote that makes the attention-seeker seem even more flamboyantly outspoken than he already is.
The quote is claimed to have been sourced from a 1998 interview in People magazine, and says, “If I were to run [for President], I’d run as a Republican. They’re the dumbest group of voters in the country. They believe anything on Fox News. I could lie and they’d still eat it up. I bet my numbers would be terrific.”
While the quote fulfilled its intended goal of stirring the liberal pot and further fueling their disdain for Trump, the fact remains that the quote is entirely made up. Trump never said anything of the sort during his interview with People magazine almost two decades ago.