Hillary Tours Normal American Home, Visibly Expresses Horror

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Hillary Tours Normal American Home, Visibly Expresses Horror
By Stephen Kruiser April 15, 2016


Dame van der Cankles deigned to exit the limo and mingle with the hoi polloi for a while today, and the results were predictably uncomfortable. After all, America's most notorious high-end furniture thief doesn't actually interact with regular folk who don't serve her for a living. While looking at a kitchen in a regular New Yorker's apartment, Her Inevitable Madameship looked like she wanted a Silkwood shower:


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9:52 AM - 15 Apr 2016

It speaks volumes that the only time Hillary looked comfortable all day was in the rec room of a senior home. 

[Frank Cannon]

"The horror! The horror!"

[HonestJohn]

I think it is a look of "WTF?  Trees in the sink?"

[A-Lert]

She'd be apoplectic if she walked into my home. Mounted fish, wildlife and guns galore. Plus an Irish Wolfhound. "GENTLE WHEN STROKED, FIERCE WHEN PROVOKED"

[Wingnut]

Attack of the Philodendron and The Wandering Jew!

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

In fairness that is a rather small kitchen.

[Wingnut]

In fairness that is a rather small kitchen.

True.  Clinton's kitchen staff probably have larger food preparation area's to feed the queen.

[Bill Cipher]

That's about par for the course for kitchens in NYC.  I had a friend I visited once who had one that was even narrower than that.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

That's about par for the course for kitchens in NYC.  I had a friend I visited once who had one that was even narrower than that.

I lived in Boston proper for 7 years, and now live in the suburbs. For the life of me I don't get the appeal of urban living. Maybe it's because I'm old and prefer a more laid back life these days. Just don't see why we all need to bunch up and live on top of each other.

Only good thing about city living was the bar hopping and plethora of ethnic food. Everything else sucked.

[Bill Cipher]

I lived in Boston proper for 7 years, and now live in the suburbs. For the life of me I don't get the appeal of urban living. Maybe it's because I'm old and prefer a more laid back life these days. Just don't see why we all need to bunch up and live on top of each other.

Only good thing about city living was the bar hopping and plethora of ethnic food. Everything else sucked.

My friend tells me it almost cheaper to order chinese or indian for delivery than it is to buy groceries and cook, and the food is better (he's a bad cook).