People Who Hate Alex
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"I would never let my son play with Alex when
they were in high school together--I always thought it would be more worth his time to stay at home and masturbate." --Bernard Sanders-D, United States Representative
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"Now that Alex lives out of the state, I can finally launch my bid to become President. Plus, the tourists all came back. We can hold our heads up and say we're proud to be Vermonters again. And like I was telling Madelin Cunin the other day, "You know, it's not like he was born in Vermont. Once he gets a New York Driver's License, he's their problem, not ours." --Vermont Governor Howard Dean |
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"Tompkins Square Park used to be a great
hangout-- 'til Alex moved in, that is. Now we have to wait until he goes out of town before we can smoke joints and play our bongo drums. He's so lame, and I had to explain that dumb sign to my grandma when she came to visit. My gramps is senile, and all he'll say to anything we ask him now is "Fries with that. Fries with that. Whole-grain oats?" It's like he wrecked, like, my whole family organism." --East Village locals
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"I only let that pie be thrown because I was
blackmailed-- not by a photographer with pictures of me boinking one of my assistants, but by a former personnel dept. chief who said he would leak to the press documents showing Alex working for my company back in the 1980's. My stock would never have recovered--it was purely a business decision. A cream pie in the face is a small price to pay to have the security of knowing no one knows you ever knew Alex." --Bill Gates, CEO and founder, Microsoft
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"I actually invented the Vogue so that I
wouldn't have to dance with Alex. He came up to me at a club and I thought, 'Oh, shit, I better just pretend like I'm a statue.' Well, he still followed me home, and I had to tell him I had herpes real bad before he would go. He's like, the only guy in New York I haven't screwed. What a greaseball!" --Superstar Madonna |