Obama musical thrills audiences in Germany

[CWOJackson]

:biglol:

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.e63932a2a5d60ab17c1e9e7837d5650 6.321&show_article=1

[Toastmaker]

Maybe they should re-name it "Triumph of the Shill"

I think the original got 'em all excited once to !

:thumbs up:

[Nausicaa]

Oh American actors and writers I see -- guess it'll come to Broadway soon and make millions of bucks. :D

[Nausicaa]

Maybe they should re-name it "Triumph of the Shill"

I think the original got 'em all excited once to !

:thumbs up:

And what please, is a "shill" ? ;)

[CWOJackson]

Oh American actors and writers I see -- guess it'll come to Broadway soon and make millions of bucks. :D

It's already playing in DC and bombing big time.

[Willy]

And what please, is a "shill" ? ;)

I thought you knew everything about America?

[Snuffy]

And what please, is a "shill" ? ;)

Take a quick look in your mirror.

[Toastmaker]

Nausicaa, in common American english, a "shill" could be characterized as a tawdry and irritating promoter of the ideas of his backers, or employers.

Someone who goes around honking about the benefits or qualities of another's product, belief or concept.

Sort of like Obama working as a "shill" for the leftist, semi socialist reformers and re-distributionists of the wealth -


PS; Too bad Leni's not around to direct the new production. . . eh?

[Nausicaa]

Nausicaa, in common American english, a "shill" could be characterized as a tawdry and irritating promoter of the ideas of his backers, or employers.

Someone who goes around honking about the benefits or qualities of another's product, belief or concept.

Sort of like Obama working as a "shill" for the leftist, semi socialist reformers and re-distributionists of the wealth -


PS; Too bad Leni's not around to direct the new production. . . eh?

Thanks, I didn't know the expression. I thought at first you misspelled a German word. That happens frequently when foreigners forget the "c", so "shill" could be "schill". I didn't understand you ment a english expression.

[Toastmaker]

Would the German word "Lockvogel" be accuarate ?

[Nausicaa]

If you looked it up I guess it is. :)