Eliot Spitzer's prostitution Here at the Western World
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Thanks for leaving me de-confused.
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The song is about heroin, not a whorehouse.
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if he was single i dont see anything wrong with it.
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such a freakin great song!
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Huh! All the times I've heard this fabulous song, and now I finally realize it's about a whorehouse.
The "skinny girls" probably all got that way from doing too much coke. The "Jackson" would be a $20 bill, meaning this isn't exactly a high-end establishment.
Messrs. Fagen and Becker...For the umpteenth time...You done me proud.
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With Sausage and Beer... hanging with the mayor and all his friends.
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I love this song so much. It reminds me of being in seventh grade in 1977. Thanks for the memories.
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Who really cares. What's his crime? that he likes women?
Beelzubub13 2 years ago
"Likes women?" His wife is a woman, ass.
His crime? Wire fraud. He paid a prostitute using the US Mail on the day before Valentine's day. It's a felony.
It was reckless to put his family and the people of New York in a position where he could be blackmailed, and there's no question that he is unfit to lead a PTA let alone a state or nation (his wish).
None of it may have happened if he were not nuts. He accused Richard Grasso of having a child out of wedlock with Grasso's secretary.
thesquonkstear 2 years ago
Great Steely Dan tune. Love Don & Walter. Interesting juxaposition with Spitzer's situation. Was that Nelson Rockefeller giving the finger at the end?
obamasucksballs 4 years ago
Yes, that is Rocky weighin in on "the Mayor and all his friends" at the end!
thesquonkstear 3 years ago