I loved reading the Post's article about the auctioning of Duke Cunningham's bribe-begotten, nelly crap in California. What fun! But I think the reporter, William Booth, is maybe missing out on some info which could have helped him:
A former Navy fighter pilot he may have been (he named one of his bribe-laundering companies Top Gun Enterprises); his personal style veered toward large, dark, wood Frenchy pieces, with lots of marble and mirror and stained glass, and a certain amount of decorative flourish. In a previous Washington Post article, the reporters described Cunningham's taste as "surprisingly delicate." We might amend that as "surprisingly fussy."Surprisingly delicate? Fussy? Um, hellooooo? Honey, head on over to Blogactive and maybe you'll learn a thing or two which would explain Duke Cunningham's taste: far from surprising, it's exactly what you'd expect from a 64-year-old closeted Republican hairdresser.
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I was wondering what Tammy Faye Bakker did with her sapphire dangly earrings...
Good god..those things are fugly..Randy's taste is apparently as bad as his efforts to lie and deceive the amercian public.
I heard tonight the IRS didn't get much for all his junk..oh well..
Too bad the Liberace Museum wasn't there to bid on his crap.
Yank off the crystal pendulums and sell them as earrings and/or psychic plumbs. Then convert the remainder into an electric lamp with a tasteful shade and decopage! decopage! decopage!
You could pull $5 for the parts in a garage sale, no fooling.
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