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(Hillary Clinton)

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  1. Deep Thought says:

    Mick Fleetwood and Stevie Nicks would die of shame.

    • Deep Thought says:

      … ‘cuz it appears the Clinton’s stopped thinking about it…

      • Jane St.Clair says:

        :(

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          I always liked you the best anyway, Lindsey, even if you have a girlie name.

          • mothergoose says:

            He is sooooooo dreamy!!!

          • Lindsey Buckingham says:

            *bloody moron… ethnocentric American twattle… ’tis not my fault you can’t figure out the sex of your children, you imbecilic confused continentals*

            The name Lindsay is a common English and Scottish name, meaning linden tree by the sea. Another source states that it is derived from a Scottish surname derived from an Old English place name meaning “Lincoln’s wetland.”

            Heather you can have, after all, it’s a bush. But Linden? Sodya!

            • froofrou says:

              Lincoln’s Wetland. Also known as “Mary Todd”.

            • AC says:

              I know guys called Lindsey and they’re not girly so I’m sure it’s fine. It’s spelt differently from the girly way anyway…

              • froofrou says:

                Lindsey, Kelly, Rene’, ALL GIRLY NAMES ;-)

                • AC says:

                  What confuses me is when “Tony” and “Billy” (Not nicknames or abbreviations, just their names) turn out to be girls.

                  • mothergoose says:

                    Usually (but not always) spelled “Toni” and “Billie”. Although I have a male co-worker named Marion, and went to school with a male “Fran”…then there’s Johnny Cash who sang “A boy named Sue”…

                    • AC says:

                      I’ve heard of a girl named Mackenzie and one called Evan…

                      • viking gal says:

                        Had a female student named Mitchell, which is usually a guy’s over here. Also a female Devon, and a female Drew. And a few female Mackenzies…

                      • I was in high school years ago with a female Troy. I’ve also known a couple of female Frankies, although I think they were legally both Frances.

                      • viking gal says:

                        I used to know a guy named Frances.

                      • Isn’t it usually Francis for guys and Frances for girls?

                      • CSG says:

                        I almost named my daughter Rhys (pronounced Reece). I was called Chris all of my life, and most people expect me to be a guy. I know a guy named Lindsey, too.

                      • the_original_shortright says:

                        i know a guy. 6’6″ a good 250lbs… named lauren. spelled that way too. i know another guy named loren.
                        my middle school principal was lindsay florence… male. cool as hell too.

                      • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

                        Ashley is one of those ambiguous names. Ashley Cole being one good example of a male version. Ashley Simpson well we will never know. etc.

                      • Eric-in-STL says:

                        @AC–Mackenzie is actually becoming a fairly popular girls’ name here in the USA. Not my personal fave, but what do I know?

                        Also, I had a friend in high school whose parents were named Gail & Perry. So what? Perry was the mom and Gail was the dad.

                        I also knew a couple girls at church when I was a kid. Their dad seemed to want boys I think. One was named Mason and the other Neal.

                      • I have a cat named Frances (girl). Diss, you’re right about the spelling…

                        I know a guy named Dana and a guy named Tracy…poor bastards.

                      • I think Dana’s one of those names that was originally male and gradually switched genders.

                      • Me says:

                        Audrey is normally female here…. If I remember correctly, however, it comes from a root meaning ‘man’. Well, that’s the case with some ‘feminine’ name.

                      • dropping in says:

                        My name is a-sexual (which is what I consider any name where you can’t tell)….and I LOVE IT. The benefits are plenty- if someone cant’ tell if you are a girl they cannot descriminate against you for being one! So you are judges on your merits. I had a professor tell me once that he was surprised he gave me an “A” in a course several years earlier- since he had not give a female a grade above a “C’” in 35 years of teaching- but he did not realize I was a female….this was in the early 1990s…I went on to my PhD, and work as the second in charge of a biotech co (small one!) that is owned by another female with an androgenous name. When in doubt name your daughter a neutral name and spell it like a male! It won’t hurt her in the long run!

                      • Anniee451 says:

                        That’s really believable. Especially since you can’t spell.

                      • Deep Thought says:

                        Anniee, NONE of the scientists I work with even CARE that their spelling and grammar totally blows… that’s what they keep me around for.

                      • Anniee451 says:

                        Yeah I realize that. Doesn’t make the bit about the professor any more likely. JMNSHO of course.

                      • viking gal says:

                        The bit about the professor matches what I’ve heard still exists in some science departments–not all, but there are a few here and there.
                        Then there is the scientist who is a female to male transsexual. His career has improved since he’s now a guy–and he has overheard people say “Oh, his work is much better than his sister’s!” Sigh. Not all humans are sexist, but some still are.

                      • Eric-in-STL says:

                        I think it sounds very believable, unfortunately.

                      • Jane St.Clair says:

                        Ah, here I was only joking and we instead got a nice thread about unisex names. True, there were random unwarranted insults near the bottom, but it was a nice thread none the less.

                      • attempt to conclude thwart says:

                        and

                      • alex says:

                        i met a guy names lauren(but i dunno if thats how he spelled it) and i’m friends with a guy named shannon

    • wallFly says:

      **hugs DT**

      i was gone for a half a week and you’re already to full sentences!!! i miss all the important stuff..

  2. Chewbacca314 says:

    Actually what Hillary was saying is that there’s new jobs, but only for Mr. Tom Morrow. I hear his party from Saturn has arrived and he should give them a ring.

  3. Firebert says:

    Surely those corps. use spellcheck!

  4. Trenna says:

    Proofreaders; the new job of tomorrow because we’re lacking them today.

  5. loliepop says:

    I’d imagine that there’s a new opening on Hillary’s staff after this, too. Well, at least the “new jobs” part is accurate now.

  6. david says:

    Go back to Sarah Palin is dumb board, and start inserting them here…

  7. fadaa says:

    Too bad those jobs will be taken by Chinese, and Indian transplants, or shipped outright to those countries.

  8. Sm(aDt) says:

    hahahaha “tommorrow” – classic polititian speak for a mythical non-existant time period. Imagine she promised people jobs the day after today – that’s a measurable promise and against all political principles!

  9. ethana2 says:

    English sucks very, very hard. El español es mejor. lojban y esperanto son mejores también. wwhen your langguage has randomm double letters, how can you blame peopple for misplacing them?

    • I have to admit, when I took Spanish I was amazed at how much more logically organized of a language it is.

      • viking gal says:

        English is the bastard stepson of the Germanic/Nordic and French/Latin tongues. And like the Blob, it keeps pulling other bits into it!

        • wallFly says:

          be fair, german is about as easy as spanish – they’re both very phonetic as far as actually spelling going. same goes for hawaiian, just gotta get used to 30 letter words… bleh

      • Eric-in-STL says:

        German is also much easier to understand than English is. In fact, this has got to be the most mutated, nonsensical excuse for a language there is. There’s no rhyme or reason to it at all! I have the hardest time explaining the “rules” of the language to my kids. :eyeroll:

  10. She says:

    That’s gotta be photoshopped.

    • Anniee451 says:

      There were a couple similar ones with misspellings and so forth with Hillary years ago, and this was one of them. The consensus at the time was that they were indeed photoshopped, but I can’t say that I’m good at spotting that. I believe it probably is, though.

      • Anniee451 says:

        Nope, this one seems legit. Google Hillary Clinton Jobs for Tommorrow and get dozens of news stories on it. It’s old news, but unless all the news stories are wrong it’s good news. There have been other instances with her of photoshopped pictures, though – like the one where she’s standing in front of a sign that says country and the O is covered and the RY is missing or some such nonsense. Or like the one of Bush with the book upside down in the schoolroom, or Obama with the phone upside down. You know how it goes. This one was for silicon valley executives, and apparently they didn’t notice the sign was spelled wrong. Geeks.

      • Dhoti says:

        Link — this particular one, at least, appears consistently enough that it looks to be real. (And in perhaps another entry for the “unbiased media” file, the misspelling is mentioned all over, yet the photo almost never appears alongside.)

        • froofrou says:

          Now, come on Dhoti…..you know we have the best, most unbiased media organization in the world! Why, just look at the stories on the health care reorganization on Wednesday! They even have competing viewpoints and everything! Now that’s good journalism!

  11. webby says:

    LOL you lose.

    the typo was Tommorrow. not tomorrow.

  12. This site is great! I cant believe the pictures you get.

  13. Kieth says:

    LOL … They forgot to put a space in there! I hope that Tom Morrow knows about the new jobs that are waiting for him.

  14. morecowbell says:

    maybe she meant steve jobs. and yes, for tom morrow.

  15. Tom Morrow says:

    It’s not a typo – I want a job!

  16. JimJ says:

    John Wayne’s real name was Marion


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