How To Use Flip-flop In A Sentence

Products such as ottomans and bathmats made from recycled flip-flops are "whimsical and interesting, but it's not doing things at the deepest level. Designer Trash
It was important that they were allowed to slug it out over the so-called flip-flop on that legislation.
After his flip-flop on Kyoto last week, he is at it again this week.
What is it with this ridiculous fashion at the moment for wearing loose sandals or flip-flops?
His willingness to shift his message allowed his rivals to ridicule him as an opportunistic flip-flopper. Times, Sunday Times

I kick off my flip-flops and slide into shorts and sneaks.
Dogged as a flip-flopper in 2008 for his repeated policy shifts to the right, Mr. Romney is running this time as the unflappable former businessman and nonpolitician. Romney, in Shift, to Court Tea Party
Even this Party should allow a decent pause before it flip-flops on fiscal policy.
Cameron made no secret of his plans before the election but the Liberal Democrat approach to macroeconomic policy was broadly similar to Labour's until Clegg flip-flopped the weekend after polling day. Cuts offer Ed Miliband an open goal
The casual cousins of slip-on sandals, flip-flops are basically nice shower shoes.
John did this by waving a small quartz crystal pendulum over the resistor, which was either passing current, or not - depending on the position of a simple flip-flop relay inside the circuit box.
Homeowners, watching the value of their flats tumble, complain that Tung flip-flopped on his housing policy - without telling the public.
Ukraine's Olga Roschupkina went first, and fell almost immediately on her flip-flop to two layouts.
Mitt Romney is often called a flip-flopper because of his range of views on health care. NPR Topics: News
She could hear the slap of Laura's flip-flops and the swish of her jeans grow steadily louder.
From shell-encrusted jewellery and belts through sequinned flip-flops and swimsuits to wetsuits and boards, it's all here.
The term flip-flop, meaning a political reversal, has been a fixture in popular American parlance at least since the 1880s. NPR Topics: News
Rep. Mike Ross, who flip-flopped on the public option and has authored an amendment that seems like a copycat of Max Baucus's no-good, terribly bad bill, has been in secretive talks with a Republican, Rep. Charles Boustany (R-LA), for weeks. Archive 2009-09-01
Her routine included a full-twisting flip-flop and triple twist dismount.
It will either be a racist, a sexist, a dumbo, or a flip-flopper ... DNC: Barbour 'defended the indefensible'
He took a series of pictures, the first one showing the Manchester man, dressed in shorts, striped T-shirt and flip-flops, casually walking away from the beach, where water is already lapping round the deserted sunloungers.
As we've said time and time again, looking like a flip-flopper is far worse than having particular positions that some voters may disagree with, but sometimes changing your position causes even more trouble with the people you were originally trying to target. Pro-Life Group Attacks Buck in Press Conference Today
When the Bush campaign began branding Kerry as a flip-flopper the day he became the presumptive nominee, the Kerry campaign let it fester, not wanting to "dignify" the attack. Drew Westen: What Obama Needs to Do in Denver
I slipped on some raffia flip-flops and went down to the gardens.
She could hear the slap of Laura's flip-flops and the swish of her jeans grow steadily louder.
The fact that he is a rubbish candidate who has demonstrated over and over again his flakiness, inconsistency, flip-floppery, lack of principle and general untrustworthiness was unsayable.
The dress code is very relaxed too - unless you're wearing flip-flops and a thong, you'll stroll in without a second look.
They weren’t nearly as willing to accept the countercharge from the Obama campaign that Clinton herself had flip-flopped in answering the question (earlier in the year, while criticizing Bush’s recalcitrance about meeting with rogue leaders, she had expressed practically the same sentiment as Obama), because such a slip-up didn’t track with the emerging campaign narrative of Clinton as disciplined and savvy. Teacher and Apprentice
There has been an absolute flip-flop on health funding.
Aides insist that the president hasn't flip-flopped and that his policy has been consistent throughout.
Setup or hold violations cause the output of the flip-flop to enter a symmetrically balanced transient state, called a metastable state. EE Times-Asia
She is dressed in a simple striped robe and the kind of thonged flip-flops you might buy in any drugstore.
And having achieved his narrow victory, the famous flip-flop on fundamental issues was second nature to Vajpayee.
Dogged as a flip-flopper in 2008 for his repeated policy shifts to the right, Mr. Romney is running this time as the unflappable former businessman and nonpolitician. Romney, in Shift, to Court Tea Party
On balance beam, Khorkina mounted with a round-off layout to two feet, immediate flip-flop, layout step-out.
There are no nancy girls, cross-dressers, pansies, butches, flip-flops or ponces.
Patterson fell off the beam on a flip-flop to piked full, but earned the top mark on floor exercise.
The government is still micro-meddling in business, and the abrupt flip-flop highlights their inconsistent policy-making.
In the current situation, however, portraying Romney as a flip-flopper would not signal weakness or a lack of masculinity, but would tap into suspicions that he is not a true conservative. Aaron Belkin: Mr. President: Depict Romney as the Extremist He Claims to Be
Stop the flip-flop on Hydro and get serious about our electrical needs.
Broder's "vacillating" Democrats want the religous Islamic victory mosque, because now the flip-flopping Democrats are religous conscience, and Republicans just say No. What an outrage that our government has put roadblocks in the path of its own citizens trying rebuild their beloved Church destroyed by Islamic extremists, St. Nicholas Greek LJWorld.com stories: News
The repeated policy flip-flops of the Greens have undermined the base of that party as well.
But rather than toasting to mojitos and flip-flops, let's take a look at what this past summer was really all about, shall we…
He seemed so sure of his decision, how could he flip-flop so dramatically now?
That is one issue, but of course there is an even bigger flip-flop on an issue that is very close to many New Zealanders' hearts.
Merrill said voters now perceive that Forbes has flip-flopped on issues such as the balanced budget amendment.
He flip-flopped on that and is now ‘pro-choice’.
I specifically voted against him on the sole basis that he flip-flopped on something or other and could very well flip flop again.
He had some good songs early on, then became a caricature of himself, complete with grody flip-flops, bad margaritas, and an zinc-oxided nose.
Apparently, his time around McCain infected him with ‘flip-flopitis’. Think Progress » ThinkFast: February 22, 2010
But you really need to pack your binoculars as well as a cossie, hiking boots as well as flip-flops, and a diving mask as well as shades, because there's a lot more to Tobago than beaches.
And the word flip-flops is usually spoken as if the word itself is undeniable - as if you automatically win the argument if you successfully tag someone with the word "flip-flop. Flip, Flop, Ork, Ah-Ah
The President's flip-flops on taxes made him appear indecisive.
ROBERTS: Well, the term flip-flop may apply to fish. CNN Transcript Aug 14, 2008
Not far away, a small pile of flip-flops, sandals and trainers have been carefully gathered, next to a growing mountain of wreaths.
Flip-flops turn into stilettos; pigtails into coiffed, cascading locks; bare faces get covered with unfortunately garish makeup.
Underneath the clothes are many pairs of shoes including flip-flops, tennis shoes, and slippers.
Even more perplexing is his flip-flop on this issue.
I'm so tired of Mitt being called a flip-flopper...... Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
I haven't flip-flopped on anything, I just said I wasn't going to rehash the primary and we're now in a general election and between these two candidates, I think the choice is clear.
The team was forced to count two falls from Pavlova, who missed a Jaeger on uneven bars, and fell on a flip-flop, layout on balance beam.
The tag of flip-flopper haunts Romney after he shifted positions on issues such as abortion, gay rights and gun control to position himself for the Republican nomination in 2008, after governing more from the center in Massachusetts. Reuters: Top News
Lately, Chuck Grassley has been labeled the lead GOP obstructor on the Senate Finance Committee and is flip-flopping on positions every time the right-wing party leadership tells him to jump. Opposition to the Public Option by Republican Chuck Grassley May End His Political Career
Short of sneakers and flip-flops, the pickings are paradoxically slim.
He looked the part too, that artsy, political sort of look, longish hair, dress shirt, olive army jacket, flip-flop sandals.
The term flip-flop used in relation to Obama could be construed to be a negative code word for his upbringing in Indonesia, one of the lands of indiginous flip-flop wearing peoples. Barack Obama has not flip-flopped or betrayed his lefty fans. You need to understand: He's a "visionary minimalist."
The campaign ads have been tough too, the best a refound commercial John McCain did in 2008, which calls Mr. Romney a "Masterpiece Theatre"-level flip-flopper. Romney Wins but Takes a Beating
He seems to have flip-flopped on a number of issues and he seems to be a bit reckless with what he says, but he hasn't done enough of that for people to laugh in agreement if you write about those things.
The issue of his supposed flip-flop on the war is part of the media's apparent embrace of ‘simplism as the new integrity.’
Striking position shifts made in this year's races have come from Democratic, Republican and independent contenders, revealing that flip-flopping is at the core not a partisan issue. Top Flip-Floppers & Position Backtrackers Of 2010 Campaign
As Henry Dean, the great sage and eminent junkie would have put it, Flip-flop, hippety-hop, offa your rocker and over the top, life's a fiction and the world's a lie, so put on some Creedence and let's get high. The Drawing of the Three
McCain obviously felt the need to support his blatant flip-flop on DADT, so he dredged this out of the archives, but he forgot to check on its veracity, relevance and pertinence to today. Think Progress » Report Discredits Letter Waved About By McCain As Evidence Of Military Opposition To DADT Repeal
Many people go barefoot, or wear flip-flops or plastic sandals.
George Bush and John Kerry are happy to trade barbs about draft dodging and flip-flopping.
To the left of the entrance stood a huge basket of mismatched flip-flops and sandals, to be put on before going inside.
He has even less credibility when we see him as the man who came into this Parliament as a man above politics, a man of principle - who then flip-flopped on every principle he had ever believed in.
Today, they have been chosen by the hired help: a jacquard twinset revealing an expanse of alabaster chest but not a hint of décolletage, plain black trousers and flip-flops.
Finally, while Romney certainly is a flip-flopper and the Mitt vs. Aaron Belkin: Mr. President: Depict Romney as the Extremist He Claims to Be
‘Hey, I've only got these or flip-flops,’ she ripostes.
These attacks should point out the obvious: McCain deserves the label flip-flopper far more than Obama, as the Arizona Senator has changed his position many more times. Bob Burnett: Framing the Election
These and 1,000 other flip-flop 'polarities' in life are eating up our creative energy and a lot of our potential income. Press Release
There's also a vague vogue for the thonged flip-flop.
And the flip-flopper is now saying she is in the middle? Sound Politics: "The heavyweight fight for the waterfront"
In one embodiment, the storage element is a data latch comprising a clock-enabled inverter serially coupled with a flip-flop.
We're going beyond the beloved flip-flop - here are five cool pairs that will keep you feeling footloose and fancy-free all season.
Sorry fake doctor but you are wrong about the flip-flop Think Progress » Drilling Is Not The Solution To Create Jobs And Reduce Reliance On Foreign Oil
Donation boxes have been placed at all the churches for sturdy sandals and flip-flops for children aged 4 to 10.
How about that Republican flip-flop, wherein they now OPPOSE what they consistently harped on in 2008? Think Progress » Toby Keith joins LL Cool J in shock at being used for Palin’s Fox News show.
Everyone was more casual than usual; flip-flops, faded T-shirts, clam-diggers. Indie Girl
On balance beam, she performed a flip-flop to Arabian that was solid but thrown after a long pause before the combination.
Do members remember the flip-flop on apprenticeships?
Harrelson appears in a tie-dye T-shirt, baggy shorts and flip-flops.
While his comrades wore flip-flops and sandals, he had to wear boots, because of an ankle injury he had received in another motorbike accident.
Reports are now surfacing that the reason for President Obama's flip-flop on his decision to participate in the presentation to the IOC when he said a week earlier he had to deal with the priorities of the American people and health reform was because he was told Chicago had close to enough votes to win. Chicago Mayor Daley Throws President Obama Under Olympic Bus...Will Obama Have Courage to Change Chicago?
The film flip-flops between the real world and a fantasy dream world, in which the evil king pursues the girl he loves and her lover, a chimney sweep, only to be thwarted at every turn by l"Oiseau.
She'd also bought a number of sundresses and a couple pairs of flip-flops, both flat and platforms.
It has flip-flopped on every issue of any significance.
By this point I had learnt the crucial lesson that however nice the day is, however much you want to hold on to the dog-end of summer, undertaking a three-hour walk in flip-flops is a really stupid idea.
He has been criticized for flip-flopping on several key issues.
Equally renowned was her power on balance beam, where she tumbled a very high back layout to two feet, and dismounted with two flip-flops to a full-twisting double back.
This is how the world was before the invention of nylon and spandex, before Speedos and trainers and trackies and flip-flops. The big picture: Blackpool beach, 1948
Since I don't recommend wearing leather, suede, or any kind of dressy shoe to the beach, plastic or rubber flip-flops are the perfect solution.
To prevent injury, people don't have to toss out flip-flops or high heels entirely.
He's wearing a Northern Arizona baseball cap backward as he flip-flops by in his thongs clutching a Dean Koontz book.
They pounded the point that he has allegedly flip-flopped on numerous policy issues in his political career.
He has flip-flopped on the Modernisation Bill.
If you're headed for the swimming pool or the backyard barbecue, flip-flops or sandals are more appropriate than sweaty sneakers.
Lieberman has flip-flopped like a mackerel for years so who knows what he'll do. Senators square off on health care
Almost in a trance, I flip-flopped into the place, paid the fee, took off my clothes, went in and sat on a stool, washed myself ever so carefully, repeated the routine, then slipped into the bath.
I gestured toward the brood of flip-flop wearing Samoans who were loading the washer with the efficiency of a surgical strike team. Anhedonia (excerpt)
All you should need to take is a pair of very flimsy flip-flops or sandals for the beach, a pair of trainers or canvas shoes to wander around in and a pair of evening shoes for nights out.
UPDATE: One way to disguise an imminent flip-flop is to camouflage it by changing the subject. Think Progress » RomneyCare ‘Sort Of Similar’ To ObamaCare, But Only Obama Will Acknowledge It
I just picked up a pair of flip-flop sandals from the web - a necessity, because my feet are big enough that most stores don't carry my size.
She stood there in flip-flops and an orange silk blouse, cooking soy-sauced strips of raw beef.
We have seen an incredible flip-flop on the nuclear policy by this Party.
I built a flip-flop circuit, flipped the switch, watched the relay click on and remain on.
When this flip-flop is triggered, it provides an output to the pulse generator to start the experiment in synchrony with the video signal.
Of course cantor is making a flip-flop here, however he just scared as hell that it will be another smack down on tv like they took last Friday. Think Progress » Cantor backtracks on his bluff, says he’ll show up to health care meeting with Obama.
Do you ever get much opportunity to wear his shoes, or is it all flip-flops and verruca socks around the pool? Rebecca Adlington | Small Talk
Policy flip-flops will only confuse matters and cause people to lose faith in the government's reform measures.
At these coastal restaurants, the waiters might be wearing ties and the tables could be draped with linen, but customers are still welcome in shorts and flip-flops.
He also said he had flip-flopped on taxes and education, as well as his election promise to maintain fiscal discipline.
But as the memory of General Burnside faded, the style became known as simply ‘burnsides,’ and soon an interesting linguistic flip-flop occurred.
That day I was wearing a plain black tankini and bright green flip-flops.
Murphy's character flip-flops between obnoxious clown and likable nebbish, failing to ever find an appropriate balance.
Rubin, 60, sees Obama as the villain -- he genuinely doesn't like him, calling him "the most underhanded politician since Richard Nixon;" and depicting him as a kind of flim-flam man/flip-flopper (on FISA and public financing, for example) whose supporters are like "cultists. Carol Felsenthal: Still Pushing Hard for Hillary -- for President
I've nothing against flip-flops, or thongs for holidays and really hot days, but they are so over-available this summer there has to be an alternative, and maybe it's just not provided by retro wedges.
Then there's the governor's suspicious flip-flop on a tax break for the insurance industry.
I've flip-flopped on this issue for a long time.
On balance beam she fell on her flip-flop to tucked full, and crashed her whip-double pike on floor.
Flip-flop sandals are far and away the single most practical footwear for roaming the beach.
Chicago agency CEO, @kirsteno, as she acclimates to Navy SEALS and flip-flops on Coronado Island, she says. One tweet novel
This kind of code reflects a structural implementation at the level of registers (implemented with flip-flops or other bistables called latches) that have various logics inserted between them.
All you should need to take is a pair of very flimsy flip-flops or sandals for the beach, a pair of trainers or canvas shoes to wander around in and a pair of evening shoes for nights out.
He is sauntering along the beach wearing flip-flops, shorts and a T-shirt with a rectangular window cut away from the midriff to reveal his toned stomach.
On balance beam, Neijssen fell on a flip-flop, full; and van Leeuwen missed her layout mount and had other wobbles.
We share part of the journey along her local high street and she points to the shop where she was diddled out of £15 when buying a pair of flip-flops - she was too timid to go back and challenge staff after discovering she'd been short-changed.
But he was insisting that his recent abject flip-flop had not made him look like complete idiots in the eyes of the international legal community.
Burns - and other GOP candidates - should be running commercials on the Owens flip-flop and all the other ugly shenanigans that took place to pass Obamacare. PA-12: Burns/Critz 44/41 (PPP). | RedState
Guests were able to choose among boardshorts, flip-flops, towels, helmets, and many, many more items, all with the signature Fox styling.www. foxracing.com Distinctive Assets Rocks the GRAMMY?s with the Official Talent Lounge and Gift Bag
But the pair of rubber flip-flops that really says it all, if you need irrefutable evidence of the jandal's journey from the accessory of the slob to lust-have fashion item, is the Chanel jandal - recommended retail price, A$440 (NZ$595). Stuff.co.nz - Stuff
Daily Schadenfreude "award," having previously been "honored" for employing illegal immigrants at his home the very first DS award and for flip-flopping like a pinfish on a dock over gay rights. Today's Daily Schadenfreude
He will inevitably come off as a flip-flopping slickster who is trying to be too clever by half. MD-SEN: Experts Differ On Steele's "Mystery GOP Candidate" Ruse
I know that I've flip-flopped on Chapter 6 for a long time, so please forgive me.
He understands that you can reverse yourself and avoid the -- the term flip-flopper, which is applied to people who sometimes reverse themselves in politics. CNN Transcript Mar 20, 2007
Near another tent, a group of women were chanting to a rhythm beaten out on a makeshift drum: half a calabash upturned in a plastic basin of water, struck by a flip-flop.
Come the final readings of these bills, the Government flip-flops.
What does look nice, though, and is easy for anyone to wear, is a flash of pink on your feet - flip-flops, pointy suede mules, low-heeled pumps or full-on boudoir-style high-heeled, round-toed shoes.
For simplicity there are only 9 flip-flops in a 3 x 3 array.
Teachers said the major reason they have had difficulties in teaching the new materials were related to educational policy flip-flops, that have left them confused.
Charlie Crist has flip-flopped on so many issues it's hard to keep track: on being a Jeb Bush Republican, promising not to raise taxes, supporting cap and trade, appointing liberal judges and endorsing the stimulus," Rubio spokesman Alex Burgos said in a statement. Crist vows to run as a Republican
Treat yourself to a foot massage and pedicure and pick up a pair of candy-colored flip-flops - with some bright pink polish to match!
Also on balance beam, Yarotskaya performed a gainer flip-flop to Onodi, and an aerial-side somi combination.
What there isn't a case for doing is what the Government's doing, which is actually flip-flopping all the time and changing its mind.
We headed down to the river's edge wearing shorts, swimsuits, life jackets, tennis shoes (no flip-flops allowed), and a generous slather of suntan lotion.
As well, skip the sandals and stick to thongs or flip-flops.
To come up with an age, they used a technique known as paleomagnetic dating, which takes advantage of the flip-flop of Earth's magnetic field every several hundred thousand years. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
One ray of hope is that the circumstances of the attack would give the Socialist Party a possible excuse for flip-flopping were they so inclined.
The front hallway was littered with cute flip-flops and sandals, hiding beneath it the gorgeous Italian marble.
So the characterization of Romney as a flip-flopper could reinforce one element of his general election strategy. Aaron Belkin: Mr. President: Depict Romney as the Extremist He Claims to Be
To erase redundancy of the clock, improve clock utilization rate and reduce power dissipation, this paper proposes the logic design of low power flip-flop based on double edge trigger.
Dress them down with sneakers or flip-flops or take them out on the town with heels.
The casual cousins of slip-on sandals, flip-flops are basically nice shower shoes.
After the running shoes there's a myriad of flats, sandals and flip-flops before we get to kitten heels.
It is a flip-flop with crampons, discarded by an alpinist on a beach holiday. Times, Sunday Times
He understands that you can reverse yourself and avoid the term flip-flopper, which is applied to people who sometimes reverse themselves in politics. CNN Transcript Mar 25, 2007
Saying McCain flip-flops is a good thing – it means he analyzes the issue and votes based on the facts as they are presented at that time, rather than towing the party line. McCain will again question Obama's judgment
Fisher, who used to abide by the philosophy of using the run to set up the pass, found his playbook flip-flopped.
I now freely wear sandals and flip-flops throughout the summer.
The National Party has since flip-flopped on that issue, of course, and its members now say that they support it.
In the 2004 election campaign the Republicans roared about things like this, constantly referring to it as the kind of "flip-flop" that should disqualify the "flopper" from being President. "And John McCain either doesn't know who the Prime Minister of Spain is, thinks Spain is a country in Latin America, or possibly both."
We were quick to wrap towels around our exposed and suddenly unappealingly white stomachs before we stepped into flip-flops and headed for the pool. Twinsburg
The footwear of choice is the plastic flip-flop.
I donned trunks and an old singlet to swim in, and some discardable flip-flops. Times, Sunday Times
Cooper’s expression flip-flopped from paralyzed fear to outright joy. How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf
And having achieved his narrow victory, the famous flip-flop on fundamental issues was second nature to him.
In one embodiment, the storage element is a data latch comprising a clock-enabled inverter serially coupled with a flip-flop.
Or, heck, drive-thru banking like I just did in my gym shorts and flip-flops. Other than your favorite foods, what was the hardest thing to give up when you moved to Mexico?
i told you all he is senile. mccain seeked the preacher's endorsement and now says he doesn't endorsement. flip-flop McCain rejects endorsement of a second controversial pastor
Another source says Mason "still wears grungy old band t-shirts and hoodies and disgusting flip-flops" and doesn't seem like he's "turning into this snazzy, d-baggy CEO kind of guy.
But then, 10 minutes later, he's still needling and wheedling so convincingly you start to flip-flop back to the earlier assumption that, self-effusing pretence or not, Alan Davies hates having his picture taken.
If you continue to support the administration now, even after the cronyism, the lying, the flip-flopping, and the sheer and utter incompetency is so obvious to the rest of the world, then there’s little hope of you joining the reality-based community. Think Progress » White House discussing
I've been here since 6: 30 [a.m.]," said a smiling Davis, wearing flip-flops, shorts and a red T-shirt with her mother's name, Sonatta Camara, emblazed on the front. Maryland Politics: Up for grabs on Montgomery County Council
The three-time Olympian fell on her mount (front salto on) and later on a flip-flop.
His flip-flop on this issue makes him open to criticism.
Homeowners, watching the value of their flats tumble, complain that he flip-flopped on his housing policy - without telling the public.
According to today's New York Times, the president's advisers are debating whether to characterize Mitt Romney in terms of his inconsistency on important policies (flip-flopper), his support for far-right positions that are out of touch with the moderate middle (extremist) or a combination of both. Aaron Belkin: Mr. President: Depict Romney as the Extremist He Claims to Be
Plus, I'm just sick of hearing the term flip-flop. Obama Camp: McCain Flip-Flopped On Question Of Whether Specter Of Terrorism Helps Him Politically!
Amidst the cans of beer and bottles of alcopops making the rounds that morning, I couldn't help but marvel at the number of young NZ men who were dressed in short sleeved shirts, shorts and flip-flops that's bathroom slippers to you in near sub-zero temperatures........talk about the magic passion of sport Archive 2006-02-01
For men, it's all about leather sandals and colourful flip-flops.
You share sunscreen, swap flip-flops and take turns springing for sno-cones.
Webster says a flip-flop is (among other things) a sudden reversal of policy or strategy. Think Progress » After Saying That Big Banks Should Be Made ‘Smaller,’ Cornyn Votes Against Breaking Them Up
At the same time, it has left him open to charges of flip-flopping, and concerns that his deliberate, decision - making style may be a hindrance in the Oval Office.
Twenty minutes later, they are flip-flopping on the deck.
This is an issue flip-flop from his campaign rhetoric. Think Progress » Drilling Is Not The Solution To Create Jobs And Reduce Reliance On Foreign Oil
Then I took off my flip-flops and walked into the living room, which was always the nippiest room in the house. THIS IS ME FROM NOW ON
I couldn't resist a little bickie (ph), an all natural hand iced flip-flop butter cookie, and a little Danish to end the morning, you know? CNN Transcript Jun 13, 2008
Because no one gives a crap about her and she doesn't have to worry about any voter retaliation if they take a definitive stance either way. orange cinema why is it that she can specifically & directly pose at least one solution to our severe economic problem, and neither of our tapdancing flip-flopping candidates can? and btw martin sheen is still a badass. blog comments powered by Disqus VOTD: Paris Hilton Gets Presidential with Martin Sheen | /Film
A pair of bejeweled flip-flops emblazoned with the phrase "Kim loves Kris. The Washington Post: National, World & D.C. Area News and Headlines - The Washington Post
Senators who had sided with Mr. Durbin last year were reluctant to switch sides, both because they didn't want voters back home to think they had flip-flopped or backed Wall Street, lawmakers and lobbyists said. Banks Dealt a Debit Setback

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