Well Trumpelthinskin sure went off his script at last weekend’s well publicized 1% group grope. He went well off his message, well off on a tangent,; (well off his rocker?) His word salad of an address would probably have sounded better if his “speech writers” had taken an Oxford Dictionary, put it through a shredder, stuffed the resultant paper “scrap” into a muzzle loading cannon and promptly fired it at a wall covered with paper glue and begged him to read the result! America, I weep for you. You have “elected” a grifter, a cheat, a conman, a nepotistic thief who would gladly sell off everything that makes America great for 5 cents on the dollar, if it would fill his pockets and those of his dreadful family.
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Peter Trump-ets Toronto’s Live Music and the Folks Who Make it Happen
Posted in music, Opinion, Review with tags Andre Pettipas, Annamaria Pinna, Cameron Carpenter, Care Failure, Centre For Disease Control, Cherish Stevenson, Dan Taylor, Die Mannequin, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drewe Manton, Dylan Weller, James Blonde, Jeannie Reid, Jim Dan Dee, Matt Groopie, Nebraska, Omaha, Omaha Beach, Ontario, Oxford Dictionary, Pat Blythe, Peter Montreuil, Phil Heels, Phillip Dodd, Rebelle, Robert Segarini, Samuel Johnson, Suzi Kory, The Crooked, the Silver Dollar Room, The Wild!, Tokyo Taboo, Toronto, Twin Flames on March 7, 2019 by segariniDarrell Vickers – I’ve Seen You’re Fired and I’ve Seen Rain
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Comedy, Comedy Festival, Darrell Vickers, DBAWIS, Denture Cream, Dick Cavett, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Johnny Carson, Nebraska, Norfolk Nebraska, segarini on November 13, 2017 by segariniOn balance, being a comedy writer is about as exciting as picking out a good denture cream for your great aunt at the local Albertsons. It consists of countless hours spent sitting alone in a room (much like we all did at our senior prom) and staring at a screen as white as Edgar Winter’s ass. No adoring crowds erupt into deafening acts of rhapsodic approbation, when we triumphantly tap out, “The End” on well-worn keyboards.