That's typical. The ones that got "accidentally" released are selling for a few hundred on Ebay.PartyOf5 wrote:
Newsweek went so far as to already have Madame President issues printed.
I honestly can't believe Hillary was the runner-up. She's just not... I dunno, unique. I'd have ranked Bernie Sanders ahead of Hillary. He electrified a huge portion of the Democratic base, and moved the discussion pretty significantly, both on the right and the left. She hardly did anything of the sort.The Conservative wrote:I find this amusing. Trump is the obvious choice, of course I am waiting for people to say something along the lines, see he shares more with Hitler now too, and here is the proof.boethius wrote:They so wanted Hillary as woman of the year. This had to fucking kill them.
Who cares. Every elected POTUS has been Times Man of the Year since FDR. Ford was not selected but was also not elected as POTUS.nickle7 wrote:http://time.com/time-person-of-the-year ... mp-choice/
This comes as no surprise... But who agrees/disagrees with Time's choice? Who else would you have picked?
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pineapplemike wrote:I lost my respect for TIME's Person of the Year after Ben Bernanke saved the world and got on the cover in 2009
It had to be Trump this year, anyone else would have been immediately suspect
Someone in Africa is wearing a Falcons Superbowl Champions t-shirt.Kath wrote:That's typical. The ones that got "accidentally" released are selling for a few hundred on Ebay.PartyOf5 wrote:
Newsweek went so far as to already have Madame President issues printed.
At least in sports, the losing team's "winner" shirts are sent overseas to impoverished nations.
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
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Seriously, Time has copped out many years and put a mirror on the cover and said you, or the US soldier it was one year. As long we are going along those lines it should have been Pepe, or better yet the internet troll but since that has such a negative connotation go with provocateur. Put a collage on the cover of Pepe, Milo, a picture of Amy shumer and/or Lena Dunham with a mustache drawn over it.Speaker to Animals wrote:I would gone with Pepe, myself.
They don't do it anymore. The NFL and MLB has destroyed the merchandise the past couple seasons. Warlords were intercepting shipments of the stuff selling it online and funding civil wars.Okeefenokee wrote:Someone in Africa is wearing a Falcons Superbowl Champions t-shirt.Kath wrote:That's typical. The ones that got "accidentally" released are selling for a few hundred on Ebay.PartyOf5 wrote:
Newsweek went so far as to already have Madame President issues printed.
At least in sports, the losing team's "winner" shirts are sent overseas to impoverished nations.
Fark,The Conservative wrote:I find this amusing. Trump is the obvious choice, of course I am waiting for people to say something along the lines, see he shares more with Hitler now too, and here is the proof.boethius wrote:They so wanted Hillary as woman of the year. This had to fucking kill them.
Trump named Time's Person of the Year. So there's another thing he has in common with Hitler
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
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