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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI laughed so hard.. "The American Borat" !
I just looked over some tweets from the Olympics...
Dear me...
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I laughed so hard.. "The American Borat" ! (Original Post)
w8liftinglady
Nov 2012
OP
Don't get mad, but ... you didn't tell us anything about those tweets, or who/what was referred
codjh9
Nov 2012
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codjh9
(2,781 posts)1. Don't get mad, but ... you didn't tell us anything about those tweets, or who/what was referred
to as 'The American Borat'.
DollarBillHines
(1,922 posts)2. Google it
The American Borat
Hilarious
codjh9
(2,781 posts)4. I just Googled it. I'm not trying to start a fight with you or the OP, and it's probably just
partly because I'm older, but usually when anyone refers to anything, they also copy in text, a photo, or at a minimum, a link. That's what I was talking about.
Spider Jerusalem
(21,786 posts)3. See also "Romneyshambles"
(from "omnishambles", used in BBC political comedy "The Thick of It"