Word: rodeos
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Large television screens on each side of another O’Brien truck showed videos of a bull being dragged to the ground at a rodeo. An L.E.D. display on its front read “Shame on Mitt Romney,” while a placard saying “Cruelty is not the Olympic spirit” was affixed between its tail lights...
...biggest dork in the world,” he explains. Seems Harvard ain’t the place to get your lovin’. Most of these marshals have had relationships outside of Harvard, ranging from Luke’s “most beautiful rodeo queen in Wyoming” to Deanna’s Boston University grad. Not that there’s anything wrong with Harvard’s men and women, but the focus seems to be more on friends and social groups, as Harpaul points out, not on long-term relationships. He admits...
...Bush’s intelligence so Maureen Dowd twists the attack in a slightly different way. Bush is not just stupid; he’s also uncultured. When the President visited Paris last May, Dowd wrote that he accentuated his uncivilized caricature by “acting like a rodeo rider in King Louis’s court.” Other reporters covering Bush’s trips to Europe have noted, in the midst of news stories, that Bush struggles through stately European dinners because they begin at his normal bedtime. Apparently no one remembers that Bush peppers...
...still the U.S. business, which was booming. In just 14 years, Lauren had gone from selling the wide neckties he designed in 1967 to having the first in-store boutique for men in Manhattan's Bloomingdale's to being the first American designer with his own store, on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, to having complete collections for men, women and boys, as well as his own accessories and fragrances. More firsts followed. In 1983 he introduced a collection of designer sheets and other home furnishings. In 1986 he opened the $14 million New York City flagship in the Rhinelander...
...Girl. Now Aniston is getting the best reviews of her career--the kind of reviews that can lead to Oscar nominations. In the film, she stars as Justine, a small-town Texas woman with a dead-end job behind the makeup counter of a discount store called the Retail Rodeo. Married to a lug (John C. Reilly) who is lacking in both smarts and sperm count, Justine embarks on a disastrous affair with a troubled young co-worker (Jake Gyllenhaal...