Lexidiem: Word of the Day

ha! she did very well. notice how he took the earliest opportunity to belittle her by pointing out the "writhing"? what a jerk.

I thought she came over very well too and didn't let his little jibes get to her.

I have never cared for some of his sense of "humor" - like saying that "everyone in San Francisco is a kook". Then he invited terrorists to "bomb major SF landmarks like Coit Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge", etc. That really pissed me off - and still does!

Oh, we saw that show on TV - he is still a jerk!

Ugh... O'Rielly is a pig. She did very well and made him look like a dirty old man. She is the female John Stewart...

English Version:


From a few months the site BarelyPolitical has put around a musical video, almost
seen on YouTube five million times and quoted overseas by various news-bulletins
and sites of. It calls The gots to Crush... on Obama and she speaks of the love
of a girl for the senator of Illinois and future run to USA presidency Barack Obama.

The site rides the wave of the consequential hype from the possession a possible
future black president (almost a height for a racist country notoriously as USA... some
as to have a child fennel for a greengrocer)
to the David Palmer of 24, offering a beautiful video full
of sweet "little words" in the respects of the Afro-american candidate.
And really the typical video commercial r'n'b: slow beat, a dessert female voice (Leah Kauffman)
and a "gnocca" from fear as Amber Lee Ettinger. Obama has defined the video "one of the so many that can
emerge from the net" even if his daughters are not really happy about the "sculettamenti" in honor of
her own father, but to how much it
seems the public USA it appreciates... and you cannot be given him blame:)

to waddle: ancheggiare , sculettare

*sculettare: to waddle

Bella gnocca = hot chick
It means "see you (cute) babe", but it almost sounds vulgar....
I don't think it's really vulgar, it's often used as a compliment here (though only among people who know each other quite well ... from a stranger it would sound slightly offensive)