Ai’ght then, why the fuck not, throw the first Sinner to The Stone.
That’s, “Grotesqué tú”, Yahoo.
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It’s all Greek to me — No Entiendo ni JOTA!
… in Washington, to celebrate the U.S. first-ever ever amphibious attack in the history of the 13 original Land Grabs of the world del Mundo de Le Monde (in Veracruz) the United States of America is putting on a dog-and-pony show for the survivors of the 7 soldiers who died (apparently) in a video game scenario of sorts.
And in Columbus, New Mexico, Elise Jordan is celebrating the 110th Pancho Villa Days Fest, for the occasion and not to be outdone by Jackie Alemany’s, Adela Micha’s wardrobe, Jordan takes on the role of ‘Generalissima’ wearing a matching chartreuse-vest to Bo Catlett’s Dijon Mustard suit³.
How many degrees between Pershing and Villa?… Ask Patton at Fort Knox, Kentucky, vía —RANCHO SAN FRANCISCO.
³~. Like the one that Delroy Lindo wore in front of the In-an-Out Burger at Westchester and Sepulveda next to LAX.
At the time (1916) Jordania’s great-great grandma was the Fort Bliss Public Relations CO, and the first to give the news to the West Texas Town district commander, General John J. Pershing who in turn would disturb President Wilson’s morning round of golf in Washington, D.C. before his (EXCELLENCY’s) noon-time breifing on interventionalist efforts around Uncle Sam’s ‘backyard”. On that particular morning, President Wilson was supposed to have a ‘banana split’ (from Honduras), but instead the Nobel Prize winning executive received a shot of tequila from the Ciudad Juárez Diario de El Paso, or something like that.