John Edwards, Playing with his Hair - Feeling Pretty!

Video of John Edwards fixing his hair to the tune of "I Feel Pretty," from West Side Story, Enjoy!

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  Comedy

[Billy Bob Thornton Jr]

Wow. I feel all metro when I use a little gel or something, I think I need to loosen up a bit. LOL.

[FurMan4U]

Can't believe i'm saying this, bu thank god john kerry lost.

[3711lukas]

Awesome comments. All of u seem really smart.

[BeU2234]

AndGAY

[Ilive4moneyable]

i saw this on the game change

[rolamante]

Yes, you made your point clear the first time. So let me clarify: I don't actually think conservatives are illiterate as a group, and I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest Sinuous00 might not actually think liberals are whore-mongering. (Difficult to tell, because his comment dives off into the incomprehensible.) I generalized to mirror his generalization; it was cheap satire. The humor may have been lost on you, but it only drains away further as we stray into the iron laws of usage.

[TheChippyRick]

I believe that goes beyond "informal prose." I'm not defending that guy, but if you're going to call out a group of people for being "illiterate," you might want to use something more formal.

[rolamante]

Nothing like a good old-fashioned prescriptivist to tell you how to get the job done nineteenth-century style. There's a difference between informal prose and blatant misusage of diction-- I'll find several sentences showing you accepted constructions starting with "or", but show me one that justifies "why you are at it," "whic...credit it's due," etc. Regarding my political attack, "whore-mongering liberals" is sufficient provocation. That said, I'm not a fan of John Edwards or his hair.

[TheChippyRick]

Capitalize that "a" and that "o", Mr. I'maliberalandI'mbetterthanyou­. You might want to consider reconstructing your second sentence as well. Coordinating conjunctions aren't traditionally used to start a sentence.

[jksonny]

The title of this video should be 'How a Sociopath Combs his Hair.'