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Title: Tiger Woods had sex with this
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URL Source: http://thesuperficial.com/2009/12/tiger_woods_had_sex_with_this.php
Published: Dec 17, 2009
Author: thesuperficial
Post Date: 2009-12-17 13:18:50 by dont eat that
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Views: 7841
Comments: 21
These are screen grabs of Tiger Woods porno mistress Joslyn James dancing underneath a fire hose at Adult Entertainment Expo 2008 while trying to hawk herself to potential buyers. If these aren't sexy enough, she's currently wanted for failing to pay $12 grand in child support which really puts Shauna Sand in a whole new light. I mean, the two are practically in the same business, yet despite repeated exposures to her die-hole, Shauna hasn't lost custody of her kids. This week.
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#1. To: dont eat that (#0)
Yeah, but George Bush had sex with this. Woods has much better taste.
Can you prove that rather bold statement?
Right after you prove that Obama had sex with Larry Sinclair. Isn't slander fun?
Hey tiger, got penecillin?
LOL! AND....,most likely with this.
Not to mention this guy,the official White House Spiritual Adviser (and meth supplier) Ted Haggard.
Isn't slander fun? "Slander"?? Aaaw, ain't this cute? Puny Pecker is defending his 0bama Overlord from his kneepads again. Why then hasn't 0bama sued his ex-lover, Larry Sinclair? Are you denying that Larry Sinclair and 0bama were an item? Oh, and them some?
This amoeba-brain can't prove he can tie his own shoes.
Right on schedule the site retard pops up. Why doesn't Bush sue me, asshole? It must be true since he hasn't.
"White House records Democratic Representatives John Conyers of Michigan and Louise Slaughter of New York had submitted similar requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), on February 15, 2005. The Department of Homeland Security answered Slaughter's request with Secret Service records of Gannon's check in and out times at the White House.[30] The Secret Service Records appear to show that he checked in, but never checked out on many occasions, and visited the White House on several days during which no press conference or other press events were held.[31] In a 2007 interview, he stated that he has never spent the night at the White House.[8]" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Gannon James Dale Guckert (born December 1, 1957) is a conservative columnist better known by the pseudonym Jeff Gannon. Between 2003 and 2005, he was given credentials as a White House reporter. He was eventually employed by the news organization Talon News during the latter part of this period. Gannon first gained national attention during a presidential press conference on January 26, 2005, when he asked United States President George W. Bush a question that some in the press corps considered "so friendly it might have been planted."[1] Gannon routinely obtained daily passes to White House briefings, attending four Bush press conferences and appearing regularly at White House press briefings. Although he did not qualify for a Congressional press pass, Gannon was given daily passes to White House press briefings "after supplying his real name, date of birth and Social Security number."[2] Gannon came under public scrutiny for his lack of a journalistic background prior to his work with Talon[3][4] and his involvement with various homosexual escort service websites using the professional name "Bulldog". Gannon resigned from Talon News on February 8, 2005. Continuing to use the name Gannon, he has since created his own official homepage and worked for a time as a columnist for the Washington Blade newspaper, where he confirmed he was gay after he was outed.[5] Most recently, Gannon operated JeffGannon.com, a blog where he criticized those who exposed him, the "Old Media" and the "Angry Gay Left", accusing them of promoting a double standard.[6] The site has since been taken offline and the domain expired. He recently published a book titled The Great Media War. Jeff Gannon was a member of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity when he attended West Chester University of Pennsylvania in West Chester, Pennsylvania, from which he graduated in 1980.[7] [edit] Media career [edit] White House press credentials Gannon first attended a White House press conference on February 28, 2003, and there asked a question of then White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer. At this time Gannon had never had an article published, and was not associated with any kind of news organization (Talon News had not yet been created[2]). However, Gannon states that he was editor of his high school student newspaper, as proof of having some journalistic experience.[8] White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan later said that there was no breakdown in security and no one intervened on Gannon's behalf to ensure his access, despite the fact that he had been able to get a press pass for the White House using an assumed name. Gannon's response was that the alias Jeff Gannon was a professional name used for convenience, saying that his "real last name is hard to spell and pronounce," and that the Secret Service was aware of his identity.[2] Journalists have said that it can take weeks to get the kind of clearance Gannon received. He was issued one-day press passes for nearly two years, avoiding the extensive background checks required for permanent passes, and sidestepping his inability to gain the necessary Congressional press pass. He applied for a Congressional press pass in April 2004 but was denied one by The Standing Committee of Correspondents, a group of congressional reporters who oversee press credential distribution on Capitol Hill, on the grounds that Talon did not qualify as a legitimate independent news service.[9] On his resume Gannon said he is a graduate of the Leadership Institute Broadcast School of Journalism, a two day seminar for "conservatives who want a career in journalism."[10] [edit] Talon News Talon News was a virtual organization (with no physical office or newsroom) owned by the Web site GOPUSA. Robert Eberle is the president and CEO of both GOPUSA and Talon News. This has led to unproven charges that Talon News was created specifically to give Gannon a news organization that he could ostensibly represent, to justify his continuing to work at the White House. By the middle of February 2005, the Talon News website had shut down indefinitely, according to the message on that site; since May, 2007,[11] the Talon News site has been a parody, and its pages link to The Firesign Theatre's site.[12] [edit] Controversy The controversy over Gannon's background started after President George W. Bush's January 26, 2005, press conference, at which Gannon asked the president the following question: Search Wikiquote Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Jeff Gannon “ Senate Democratic leaders have painted a very bleak picture of the U.S. economy. (Senate Minority Leader) Harry Reid was talking about soup lines. And (Senator) Hillary Clinton was talking about the economy being on the verge of collapse. Yet in the same breath they say that Social Security is rock solid and there's no crisis there. How are you going to work – you've said you are going to reach out to these people – how are you going to work with people who seem to have divorced themselves from reality?[3] ” Gannon's question was ridiculed on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (in which host Jon Stewart sarcastically dubbed him "Chip Rightwingenstein of the Bush Agenda Gazette")[13] and by a number of liberal bloggers, who considered it an excessively deferential question for a reporter to ask at a presidential press conference. The question also contained a factually inaccurate assertion: the supposed comments about soup lines had not been made by Reid, but had been satirically attributed to him by conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh.[3] After the January 26, 2005, press conference, scrutiny into his personal and professional background by news organizations and blogs began. On February 8, 2005, Gannon resigned from Talon News and temporarily shut down his website, Jeffgannon.com. According to Howard Kurtz of the Washington Post: "Jeff Gannon, ... whose naked pictures have appeared on a number of gay escort sites, says that he has 'regrets' about his past but that White House officials knew nothing about his salacious activities."[2] Gannon said that he has been stalked[14] and that his family has been harassed.[15] He has revived his website since that time. Gannon is alleged to have registered several Internet domain names, including Hotmilitarystud.com and Militaryescorts4m.com[15] and posted naked pictures of himself. According to The Independent: "Bloggers revealed that Jeff Gannon... had previously worked as a $200-an-hour gay prostitute who advertised himself on a series of websites with names such as hotmilitary stud.com."[16] When these ads became public, Gannon refused to specifically address them, but admitted that he had made mistakes in his past.[2] During the 2004 election, he wrote that John Kerry "might someday be known as 'the first gay president'" and that Kerry had supported "the pro-gay agenda".[2] Cliff Kincaid, editor of the conservative organization Accuracy in Media, wrote that "(t)he campaign against Gannon demonstrates the paranoid mentality and mean-spirited nature of the political left."[15] In April 2006, Gannon appeared on the television program Lie Detector, produced by Mark Phillips Philms & Telephision for the PAX Network (now Ion Television) submitting to and passing a polygraph test while asserting that he was not a White House operative. However, there is little scientific evidence to support the reliability of polygraphs.[17][18] [edit] Connection to Plame investigation Gannon was questioned by the Justice Department in relation to the department's criminal investigation into the Valerie Plame affair, in which Plame's identity as an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was leaked to a journalist by an administration official.[19] On October 28, 2003, Talon News published an interview in three parts that Gannon had conducted with Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson,[20][21][22] Plame's husband, whom the CIA had sent to Niger in 2003 to investigate claims that Iraq was attempting to procure yellowcake uranium. In the interview, Gannon asked Wilson about an "internal government memo prepared by U.S. intelligence personnel" that said Plame had suggested Wilson for the job. In a February 2005 interview, Gannon told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had spoken to him in an effort to learn who had leaked the classified memo and to whom, but that he had not been asked to appear before the grand jury investigating the case.[14] Previously, Gannon had been criticized by Tom Daschle's supporters when he covered the South Dakota Senate race between Daschle and John Thune. Supporters of Daschle claimed he acted as a de facto member of the Thune campaign while ostensibly a journalist.[23] [edit] Washington Blade In July 2005, Gannon began writing for the DC-area gay publication Washington Blade. His articles included criticism of gay blogger John Aravosis, who had accused him of having pornographic ads. Blade editor Chris Crain attracted his own criticism from many in the gay community for this decision, due to Gannon's criticism of the gay rights movement as well as his refusal to disclose his sexual orientation. He has said, "My personal life is a private matter, despite that fact that I have become a public person." Crain defended his decision in a September 2005 editorial, writing that the "steady stream of feedback/vitriol" had declined "a little" with each new Gannon article.[24] Crain resigned as editor in 2006, retaining ownership in the paper's parent company.[25] The new editorial team fired Gannon as a result of what editor Kevin Naff called Gannon's "huge credibility problem."[26] [edit] House Judiciary Committee The House Judiciary Committee voted against House resolution 136, on March 16, 2005, that would have directed the Attorney General and the Secretary of Homeland Security to transmit documents in the possession of officials to the House of Representatives. These documents related to the security investigations and background checks involved in granting access to the White House of James D. Guckert (also known as Jeff Gannon). The documents were to be transmitted no later than 14 days after the date of the adoption of the resolution. During the Committee meeting, Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee claimed that Gannon had engaged in "a penetration of the White House, maybe a security breach, and I do not believe it can be answered with self-investigation.[27][28] Chairman Jim Sensenbrenner said that a letter from the Secret Service dated March 7, 2005, stated, "Please be advised that our Office of Protective Operations has looked into this matter and has determined that there was no deviation from Secret Service standards and procedures as your letter suggests."[27] The letter did not detail what the standards were. Guckert, who wants to be addressed as Jeff Gannon, wrote in his blog, "I hope this vote will put these issues to rest and allow me to return to my work as a journalist." In his recently published book, The Great Media War,[29] he responds to questions about whether he played some role for the Bush White House other than that of an independent journalist. [edit] White House records Democratic Representatives John Conyers of Michigan and Louise Slaughter of New York had submitted similar requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), on February 15, 2005. The Department of Homeland Security answered Slaughter's request with Secret Service records of Gannon's check in and out times at the White House.[30] The Secret Service Records appear to show that he checked in, but never checked out on many occasions, and visited the White House on several days during which no press conference or other press events were held.[31] In a 2007 interview, he stated that he has never spent the night at the White House.[8] [edit] National Press Club blogger Gannon became a blogger for the National Press Club in Washington D.C.[32] A fellow press club member described him as "very active" at the club, where Gannon serves on the New Media Committee and Newsmakers Committee. The latter decides which "newsmakers" to invite to some Press Club events.
LOL - It was YOU, poodle-nugget who responded IMMEDIATELY (That would be POST #1, retard) to a thread called, 'Tiger Woods had sex with this'... Your enlightened comment? "Woods has much better taste." And un-related context? (picture of Jeff Gannon) Conclusion: Bickus Dorkus is just plain dopey (a given.) Bickus Dickus looooved posting that shirtless pic of Jeff Gannon. Bickus Dickus is on his knees, merely defending Hussein 0bama's "honor". AGAIN. But yeah - it's a shame ain't it? Larry Sinclair. Barry 0bama. They made such a lovely pair.
(yawn) Yes, we get all that, MM...We can assume all we want.... But where are Gannon's lurid tales? Gannon's book? ANY corroboration from Gannon? AND then there's Larry Sinclair who backs up his affair with 0bama to the hilt (pun intended.) Where is a witness to an affair of another love of Dubya who was murdered just to shut them up? (as in the case of Donald Young, the gay choirmaster at Obama’s church.) http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1993091/posts WHAT ABOUT THE CURRENT POS-in-CHIEF??
You shouldn't attempt to speak when you have a mouthful of Obamaballs, little dickus. You're only sexual gratification must be self-inflicted.
What's the difference between Racism_Boot's mouth and anal pore? There isn't any, they both spew gas and feces.
I'm just using your own birther logic, fartass.
I haven't defended Obama at all, idiot. But what can you expect from a make-believe pilot?
You can't spell, moron.
You don't know logic, little dick. You inhale farts.
What's the difference between Racism_Boot's mouth and anal pore? There isn't any, they both spew gas and feces.
You're FOS government prostitute.
What's the difference between Racism_Boot's mouth and anal pore? There isn't any, they both spew gas and feces.
VROOOOM!!!! F16 send his regards to your make-believe brain from his make-believe cockpit of his make-believe jet. I haven't defended Obama at all. You mean you're up off your kneepads now?
No, I mean what I said. Can you read, or more to the point, comprehend what you read? Try to use reason instead of labels. People might take you a little more seriously.
Tiger Woods had sex with this
Always look on the bright side of life.
#2. To: Bickus Dickus (#1)
#3. To: Joe Snuffy (#2)
Can you prove that rather bold statement?
Always look on the bright side of life.
#4. To: Bickus Dickus (#3)
#5. To: dont eat that (#0)
#6. To: Bickus Dickus (#1)
Yeah, but George Bush had sex with this.
#7. To: Bickus Dickus (#1)
#8. To: Bickus Dickus, Joe Snuffy (#3)
After you prove that Obama had sex with Larry Sinclair.
#9. To: Joe Snuffy, Bickus Dickus (#2)
Can you prove that rather bold statement?
#10. To: Liberator (#8)
Always look on the bright side of life.
#11. To: Joe Snuffy (#2)
Can you prove that rather bold statement?
#12. To: Bickus Dickus (#10)
Right on schedule the site retard pops up.
#13. To: Moderate Mammal (#11)
#14. To: Bickus Dickus (#10)
It must be true since he hasn't.
#15. To: Ibluafartsky (#14)
Always look on the bright side of life.
#16. To: Liberator (#12)
Always look on the bright side of life.
#17. To: Ibluafartsky (#14)
You're [sic] only sexual gratification must be self-inflicted.
#18. To: Bickus Dickus (#15)
I'm just using your own birther logic, fartass.
#19. To: Fred Mertz (#17)
You can't spell, moron.
#20. To: Bickus Dickus (#16)
#21. To: Liberator (#20)
You mean you're up off your kneepads now?
Always look on the bright side of life.
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