Straight Line of the Day (Not Quite the Same as Yesterday’s): An Example of Throwing Good Money After Bad Would Be… Posted by Oppo on 19 November 2020, 12:00 pm Straight Line of the Day (not quite the same as yesterday’s): An example of throwing good money after bad would be…
An example of throwing good money after bad would be… … Congressional pensions. Reply to this comment
…checking that “Would you like to donate $1 to the Presidential Campaign Election Fund?” on your 1040. Reply to this comment
An example of throwing good money after bad would be… well I’m not saying it’s looking for Aliens but… it’s looking for Aliens. Reply to this comment
An Example of Throwing Good Money After Bad Would Be… sending Jeff Epstein a necktie. Reply to this comment
An Example of Throwing Good Money After Bad Would Be… purchasing Folgers Whole Bean coffee. Reply to this comment
. . . according to Willie Brown, leaving a 20 on the nightstand on his way out the door . . . . . . re-employing Hunter Biden Reply to this comment
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… converting dollars into bolivars, then holding on to them…
… sending money to a politician, after the election is over…
… investing in Solyndra futures…
An example of throwing good money after bad would be…
… Congressional pensions.
… attacking counterfeiters with throwing stars made from quarters.
An example of throwing good money after bad would be…
rebuying a politician.
Everyone knows that politicians just won’t stay bought…
Hey, the honest ones will!
Oh right, politician… never mind.
No…actually you’re correct. Honest politicians once bought, stay bought.
…checking that “Would you like to donate $1 to the Presidential Campaign Election Fund?” on your 1040.
An example of throwing good money after bad would be…
well I’m not saying it’s looking for Aliens but… it’s looking for Aliens.
An Example of Throwing Good Money After Bad Would Be…
sending Jeff Epstein a necktie.
. . . donations to the Clinton Foundation
An Example of Throwing Good Money After Bad Would Be…
purchasing Folgers Whole Bean coffee.
… carrying dimes to Rock Ridge…
. . . Marianne Williamson’s presidential campaign fund
. . . according to Willie Brown, leaving a 20 on the nightstand on his way out the door . . .
. . . re-employing Hunter Biden