Parade of Elephants
During the Bush Jr. administration, George W. Bush followed the lead republican, Dick Cheney, into an economic crash. Damned the ways of The Parade of Elephants
Parade of Elephants by FIlTR May 31, 2009
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parade of elephants
When more than 2 guys stand or walk in a line with one hand up in the air, and with the other hand, they hold onto the boner of the guy behind them, in the same way a family of elephants will hold on to each other's tail with their trunk.
parade of elephants by beetnick55 February 10, 2007
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