Drink much, Jennifer?

[Jim B. in Iowa]

Apparently it is too much for you to get your mind around.

[GreaTOne_65]

Your problem, BA? Is you can't stand, a woman with talent, that is not on your side! What a joke you are, BA, you don't know if she's been drinking, all you know is she is making more sense and handing your guy's their aasses!! LOL!!

Oh, and for your claim she was drunk, I've watched her program on Current TV, she may have had a drink, but she was far from drunk! Some times the truth hurts, doesn't it?

[GreaTOne_65]

Hell no, she wasn't. She's just one very passionate woman, who is a Democrat. Dairy Mom, was right she was an outstanding Govenor, compared to this piece of crap that holds the office now.

Dairy Mom, how'd you like Synders Financial Manager selling the Silverdome, to his cronies, for $500,000. dollars? A facility, that cost the TAXPAYERS $5 billion dollars!

[r3020]

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@GreaTOne_65 wrote:

Hell no, she wasn't. She's just one very passionate woman, who is a Democrat. Dairy Mom, was right she was an outstanding Govenor, compared to this piece of crap that holds the office now.

Dairy Mom, how'd you like Synders Financial Manager selling the Superdome, to his cronies, for $500,000. dollars? A facility, that cost the TAXPAYERS $5 billion dollars!

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She's from New Orleans?

[GreaTOne_65]

Sorry, SILVERDOME!! LOL!! Go back and read it again.

[r3020]

Built at a cost of 5 BILLION dollars?

[GreaTOne_65]

Does it really matter? The fact still remains, THE BASTERDS STOLE IT!

$5.5 million, satisfied now, and the TAXPAYERS STILL BUILT IT!

[r3020]

Sold by the demrat mayor Leon Jukowski.

Former names	Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium (1975) Pontiac Silverdome
Location	1200 Featherstone Road Pontiac, Michigan 48342 United States
Coordinates	42°38′45″N 83°15′18″W / 42.64583°N 83.255°W / 42.64583; -83.255Coordinates: Click the blue globe to open an interactive map. 42°38′45″N 83°15′18″W / 42.64583°N 83.255°W / 42.64583; -83.255
Broke ground	September 19, 1973
Opened	August 23, 1975[1]
Closed	February 2006 Re-opened April 17, 2010[2]
Owner	Andreas Apostolopoulos Triple Investment Group
Operator	Triple Sports & Entertainment
Surface	AstroTurf (1975–2005) FieldTurf (2005–2006)
Construction cost	$55.7 million ($241 million in 2012 dollars[3])
Architect	O'Dell/Hewlett & Luckenbach
Structural engineer	Geiger Berger Associates
General contractor	Barton Malow[4]
Capacity	82,000[5] (Football: 80,311 largest crowd: 93,682 for Pope John Paul II mass) [6][7]
Tenants
Detroit Lions (NFL) (1975–2001) Detroit Pistons (NBA) (1978–1988) Michigan Panthers (USFL) (1983–1984) Detroit Express (NASL) (1978–1980) Cherry Bowl (NCAA) (1984–1985) Motor City Bowl (NCAA) (1997–2001) FIFA World Cup (1994) WrestleMania III (1987) Michigan Coyotes (SFL) (2011) Detroit Mechanix (AUDL) (2012–present)

[Red Steele]

Maybe Goat has been tipping a few with Jennifer???

[r3020]

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@Red Steele wrote:

Maybe Goat has been tipping a few with Jennifer???

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Jennifer has higher standards.