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Oh God, say it isn't so. REALLY say it isn't so. Janet Reno sings Aretha Franklin's Respect. See it here. Or another version here.
Authors Warning: Not for the faint of heart. Thanks reader: Shawn
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Late last week, former Attorney General Janet Reno took the stage at a Miami fundraiser for the Human Services Coalition, where she sang Aretha Franklins 1967 hit, Respect. And the results, dear readers, werent pretty. Watc... [Read More]
» No R-E-S-P-E-C-T for R-E-N-O as Songstress from Wonkette
Late last week, former Attorney General Janet Reno took the stage at a Miami fundraiser for the Human Services Coalition, where she sang Aretha Franklins 1967 hit, Respect. And the results, dear readers, werent pretty. Watc... [Read More]
» No R-E-S-P-E-C-T for R-E-N-O as Songstress from Wonkette
Late last week, former Attorney General Janet Reno took the stage at a Miami fundraiser for the Human Services Coalition, where she sang Aretha Franklins 1967 hit, Respect. And the results, dear readers, werent pretty. Watc... [Read More]
» No R-E-S-P-E-C-T for R-E-N-O as Songstress from Wonkette
Late last week, former Attorney General Janet Reno took the stage at a Miami fundraiser for the Human Services Coalition, where she sang Aretha Franklins 1967 hit, Respect. And the results, dear readers, werent pretty. Watc... [Read More]
» No R-E-S-P-E-C-T for R-E-N-O as Songstress from Wonkette
Late last week, former Attorney General Janet Reno took the stage at a Miami fundraiser for the Human Services Coalition, where she sang Aretha Franklins 1967 hit, Respect. And the results, dear readers, werent pretty. Watc... [Read More]
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Change is good
No moshing!
Posted by: ted | January 31, 2006 at 02:58 AM