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5 May
2008

Bill Clinton Can Still Make Men Faint

Posted by Slobokan @ 2:07 am
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Did you hear about this?

Former President Bill Clinton is cracking wise about his ability to make people faint, telling voters in North Carolina he didn’t think he still had it in him.

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“Somebody faints at nearly every one of these things now. At my age, I didn’t think I could make anybody faint anymore.”

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Emergency workers brought the elderly man in Lenoir water and ice and used campaign signs to fan him.

I’m not so sure I would be bragging if I was him. I’m just glad the elderly man is going to be okay.

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