Rudy off the Rails

Giuliani plots trip to Ukraine in effort to hurt Biden, help Trump

In a trip planned for the coming days, Giuliani is heading to Ukraine where he wants to meet with that nation’s president-elect to encourage him to look into matters that could help his client, President Trump.

WTF.

I know he was mayor of NYC on 9/11, but I still think it’s odd that he always wears that Yankees World Series champs ring.

IDK, never noticed it.

Floyd Robertson wrote:IDK, never noticed it.

This has to be sarcasm.

Turtleneck wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:IDK, never noticed it.

This has to be sarcasm.

I don't go around studying men's hands, Turtleneck.

Back to Trump and his henchmen running scared and abusing power...

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It’s pretty hard to miss. I don’t think you have to study his hands so much as have your eyes open.

I had never noticed it either, turtleneck.

It's like he makes sure we see his jewelry collection in every interview he does.

Turtleneck wrote:

It's like he makes sure we see his jewelry collection in every interview he does.

It’s a cultural thing for many Italian men, Turtleneck, including — and maybe especially — those in La Cosa Nostra. Rudy climbed the career ladder putting away mafia types, and he is probably comfortable with a fashion look he was around for years. Plus, now he’s in the Trump mafia and a pinky ring is damn near required.
I was never a Rudy fan and opposed many of his positions, but I respected how he went up against some dangerous SOBs and didn’t back down. Now, he’s not even a shadow of his former self, struggling to become relevant, latching onto the worst, most corrupt president in American history. No way would Rudy from 20 years ago hitched his ride to the Trump crime circus.

The jewelry thing is bad enough, but it is more that he wears a team’s championship rings when he never played for that team let alone the sport. I realize the circumstances, but it seems like championship rings are sacred ground.

Turtleneck wrote:The jewelry thing is bad enough, but it is more that he wears a team’s championship rings when he never played for that team let alone the sport. I realize the circumstances, but it seems like championship rings are sacred ground.

Can I still wear my 2000 MSU National Champs t-shirts, Turtleneck?

tGreenWay wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:The jewelry thing is bad enough, but it is more that he wears a team’s championship rings when he never played for that team let alone the sport. I realize the circumstances, but it seems like championship rings are sacred ground.

Can I still wear my 2000 MSU National Champs t-shirts, Turtleneck?

Since rings are not usually an item made available to the general public, I don’t think it’s the same thing.

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