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Daily Kos discovers Laurie Coleman's "Blo and Go," hilarity ensues
Filed under: Norm Coleman
Locally, we've enjoyed plenty of laughs about Laurie Coleman's salaciously named hair-drying product ever since the Washington Post wrote about it back in January. But now with attention refocusing on Mrs. Coleman thanks in part to her recent appearance in a campaign commercial--some commentators thought looked like she was digitally spliced into the same room as her husband-- the Blo & Go has become the gift that keeps on giving.
From the post by brownsox:
So I wonder how old Norm feels about his wife's invention?"I needed something of great quality that was really going to stay up," she says.Ouch.
"The whole key to this is the suction."Stop it. You're killing me.
Some of the more amusing comments:
I thought Larry Craig already held the patent on that!Could it have been named after Norm's Dad?
Sounds like the Colemans are advocating for "quickies"
Blo and Go ... exactly what Coleman has been doing to the people of Minnesota for the past six years ... Helpful hint: Norm, try more "go" and less "blo" ...
Blow & Go. Didn't Spitzer get in trouble for that?
Check Craigslist For many other Blo & Go offers....
It has also revived interest in Norm's father's own "Blo & Go" escapade:
A report in this morning's Roll Call shows that Norm Coleman, Sr., the father of Minnesota Republican Senator Norm Coleman, was arrested after he was caught having sex in public in St. Paul, Minnesota, RAW STORY has learned.Coleman's father was arrested for lewd and disorderly conduct after he was found having sex outside a pizzeria with 38-year old Patrizia Marie Schrag. Norm Coleman, Sr., is 81-years old. - Rawstory
Is it just me, or does the advertising for Blo & Go resemble the baby born with eight-limbs who is thought to be a reincarnation of the multi-limbed Hindu goddess Vishnu:
Posted by Kevin Hoffman at July 5, 2008 12:36 PM
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Comments
It's not a hair cutter. It's a hair dryer.
Posted by: Anonymous at July 5, 2008 1:16 PM
Fixed. Thanks.
Posted by: Kevin at July 5, 2008 2:12 PM
Despite all the criticism she receives, we still must face the fact that she's HOT, and for this I am jealous. Yes, sir. I said it. Normy's wife is hot, and this may help the senator carry the "NASCAR Dad" demographic. We have some those up here, don't we?
Posted by: Helm Matthews at July 5, 2008 7:32 PM
"The whole key to this is the suction."
Norm overheard talking to a waitress at D'Amico.
Posted by: Anonymous at July 5, 2008 11:29 PM
Helm:
She's hot? Ugh, she looks like a slightly less toxic version of Ann Coulter...
Posted by: Vitajex at July 7, 2008 12:25 PM
You're projecting, Vitajex. Bad, Vitajex...bad, Vitajex. Apparently, my sarcasm was misunderstood. My apologies.
Posted by: Helm Matthews at July 8, 2008 10:16 PM
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