Alan Greenspan Gets Hella Poon

if a chick is gonna paint you she's gonna lay you right?
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Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan Ate My Balls!!!!

dude

wtf wiki! so he's married to andrea mitchell, not leslie stahl..

wifey lied and told me he was married to leslie stahl from 60 minutes and that she wears a wig. she told me this after i announced leslie stahl would be my #1 old person lay.

i c all judy woodruff
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could've been an honest mistake

B. Allin Gainspoon

Greenspan ...races past his early career as a professional jazz sideman, noting hastily that his saxophone teacher paired him up with “a 15-year-old by the name of Stanley Getz,” and that the band he played with included the pop artist Larry Rivers as well as the future Nixon lawyer Leonard Garment and the future composer of the “theme music for M*A*S*H.” He dismisses all popular music since (and including) Elvis as “on the edge of noise.”

he put it to barbara walters. who knew

Ate my balls
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Ate my balls was an early example of an Internet meme. In the late 1990s, many web pages were created to depict a particular celebrity or fictional character saying how they liked to eat "balls" (slang for testicles). Often, the site would consist of a story or comic featuring edited photos about the titular individual eating testicles. The photo editing was often intentionally crude to emphasise the parody. Usually the editing would go no further than a speech bubble or two added to each photo.

The "Mr. T Ate My Balls" web page was the original "Ate my balls" site. It was started in 1996 by a college student named Nehal Patel and became a popular Internet fad. It has now all but fallen out of popular Internet culture. Most of the "Ate my balls" pages have been taken down, and it seems that the majority of this quirky form of pop art has been lost, at least from the public sphere.

References in popular culture

Dave Barry made note of the "Ate my balls" phenomenon in his 1996 book Dave Barry in Cyberspace.

External links

* Yahoo's directory of "ate my balls" sites
* Krazy Keith's "Ate My Balls" Links Page
* Internet Archive "Mr. T Ate My Balls" from Jan, 1999

Dave Barry made note of the "Ate my balls" phenomenon in his 1996 book Dave Barry in Cyberspace.

there's no polite way to put it; nerds are having their balls eaten

this is an outrage

sexay mofo
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