— Musings —09.27.2010 03:16 PM
Johnston v. Bieber
David Johnston may be smarter and more well-respected than Justin Bieber, to be sure, but my sons and every single other pre-pubescent male in Canada have all emulated one hairstyle.
And it ain’t the lid favoured by the Vice-Regal personage, sorry.
Where’s BlagoBieber?
Sure he could have gotten off on all 24 counts with that hairdo!
Mrs Sappleton’s niece won’t let her imagination run wild – not this time!
You look better without the Bieber-hair, Warren:)
What hair? Me?
That haircut has a very different effect on girls when the person wearing it is in their 40s, I was sad to discover.
PS. I saw ads of JB for CSI. Please tell me he was the one that got murdered.
I know what you mean. He is a precocious, bushy-tailed youngster, but I regret that he also shames our proud nation – in the same way that Celine Dion does, but worse.
Celine + Bieber.
If these two ever did a duet I would pray that a meteor should crash upon the nation. Upon Alberta, mind you, but out here windows might still get busted.
Hopefully it’s his career.
Is it just me, or is Aniston the most masculine looking of the lot?
I can still remember when a senior student (a cool older guy) at our high school was censored and suspended from classes for a couple of days because he wore a Beatles wig to school. The kids hair is fine at least his parents have a good photographic record of the haircut. I made sure that we had a photographic record of the time when our son wanted to wear his hair long. Our new daughter-in-law loves these pictures of her Albertan oil rigger husband.
This website is very helpful for keeping my memory skills sharp
I see that the story about our new GG was written by James Travers. Is that the same Toronto Star columnist that you recently dumped on big time?
I dump on him all the time. So?
Then why post a link to his story? He has little credibility.
Maybe as an excuse to tell a little personal anecdote about his kids, as fathers are wont to do? Sheesh; you Cons want to pounce on every little thing.
Can we make a deal? If you stop using the word “con”, I will not use the term “fiberal” and as a bonus, I will not mention the New Brunswick election.
Is there something we can agree on such as Rogers Sportsnet One? If the Jay’s baseball game was on my satellite TV, I would not be following it on my computer and I would not be following Warren’s site tonight.
well, gee, that hardly seems to be a fair deal to me:
I’ve only thrown “Con” around 31 times* (ok, 32, now) here on an, ahem, Liberal war room site, where it’s hardly indecorous to refrain from using one’s rival’s proper name; while
you’ve already sprayed that “fiberal” epithet all over the media & rival blogs at least 281 times, so far,** and, judging how most of that was in 2008 until you revived its use here, even you realized how silly and tiresome a term that was, so you’re only too glad to give it up.
And besides, unlike some, I’m not about to announce a promise I know I have have no intention of keeping (like mentioning something you say you won’t mention).
** http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=mGR&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=site%3Awarrenkinsella.com+%22namesake+says%22+con&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
** http://www.google.ca/search?q=%22Paul+R.+Martin%22+fiberal&hl=en&cr=countryCA&client=firefox-a&hs=FER&tbo=1&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&nfpr=1&tbs=ctr:countryCA&prmd=o&sa=X&ei=cFuhTOOUG5K1ngfVpdGIBA&ved=0CAQQhQE
Eh? I think that was an attempt on your part at humour. Anyways if you respond further, you may have the privilege of having the last word. Cheers!
No, not humour: just a little due diligence while considering whether to enter into a contract.
That’s something your Government might want to try, sometime, before jumping in with both feet on a $16-B+ deal on the basis of a near-illiterate misreading of a previous MOU & some pie-in-the-sky hopes of future benefits, when even the Americans have forced the manufacturer to revise their ridiculously ballooning price tag and are likely to scale back their order, which will greatly reduce the amount of any of those hoped-for supplier contracts.
http://impolitical.blogspot.com/2010/09/f-35-industrial-benefits-in-spotlight.html
http://www.ottawacitizen.com/business/cost+worries+news+suppliers/3588645/story.html
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/22/AR2010092205673.html
but, here, let me give you back the last word: “tonight”
Hey Warren: you’ve seen today’s polls. Ford slipping. It comes down to this. If Rocco is the first of the other guys to glue a Bieber to his melon he wins hands down. Act fast. You know George’s team are thinking about it right now. Pants is thinking about it too, but sez here he will opt for a platinum Miller instead.
Polls? I have just seen 1 poll (Ipsos) and it had a sample size of only 400 people. It did have Curious George firmly in second place and Rossi in 4th.
Warren,
I’m actually a trendsetter in terms of hairstyles. The Biebster is going to copy My hairstyle when he gets older. My trendsetting hairstyle is short on the sides and much shorter on top! Warren, I see from your photos that you are on the way to copying my trend.
Isn’t that Cousin It hanging out on top of the heads?