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but my toast this morning had a likeness of Crisspy Christie 
All jokes aside he is toast as in all but gone. All that is needed now is for the fat man to sing
My apologies to anyone I might have offended as I did not intend too dm
Christie haz a sad 
~
Great photos, napkinz!
Traffic Jam and Now he's TOAST.. because that was just the tip of the fuckin' Iceberg!
thanks napkinz
how government IS the PROBLEM!!!" 
"Get back in your car"! 
I love the smell of burnt toast in the morning ...
... smells like victory.
now. Our new most fave morning aroma~
Crispy lessons 'cause I'm familiar with all those quotes.
US attorney inquiry into Christie widens
01/19/14
by Steve Kornacki and Meredith Clark
The New Jersey mayor who publicly claimed this weekend that Gov. Chris Christie’s administration tried to withhold hurricane relief funds met Sunday in private with the U.S. attorney for the state of New Jersey.
“This afternoon I met with the U.S. Attorney’s office for several hours at their request and provided them with my journal and other documents,” Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said in a statement Sunday. “As they pursue this investigation, I will provide any requested information and testify under oath about the facts of what happened when the Lieutenant Governor came to Hoboken and told me that Sandy aid would be contingent on moving forward with a private development project.”
Zimmer said Saturday in an interview with MSNBC that she would be willing to sign a sworn statement and testify under oath that she had been threatened by the governor’s staff to approve a development project or risk hurricane relief funding for her town of Hoboken, which was devastated by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012.
The mayor’s claims, repeated again in a second interview Sunday with CNN, have fueled public impressions of Christie’s administration, which is already enveloped in a separate scandal of apparent political retribution aimed at another New Jersey town.
read more: http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/us-attorney-inquiry-christie-widens
01/19/14
by Steve Kornacki and Meredith Clark
The New Jersey mayor who publicly claimed this weekend that Gov. Chris Christie’s administration tried to withhold hurricane relief funds met Sunday in private with the U.S. attorney for the state of New Jersey.
“This afternoon I met with the U.S. Attorney’s office for several hours at their request and provided them with my journal and other documents,” Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said in a statement Sunday. “As they pursue this investigation, I will provide any requested information and testify under oath about the facts of what happened when the Lieutenant Governor came to Hoboken and told me that Sandy aid would be contingent on moving forward with a private development project.”
Zimmer said Saturday in an interview with MSNBC that she would be willing to sign a sworn statement and testify under oath that she had been threatened by the governor’s staff to approve a development project or risk hurricane relief funding for her town of Hoboken, which was devastated by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012.
The mayor’s claims, repeated again in a second interview Sunday with CNN, have fueled public impressions of Christie’s administration, which is already enveloped in a separate scandal of apparent political retribution aimed at another New Jersey town.
read more: http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/us-attorney-inquiry-christie-widens