Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Mike Evans, Gena Abraham announce engagement

Posted by Thomas Wheatley on Tue, May 20, 2008 at 10:07 PM

The DOT board revealed the news today. The future bride and groom have registered at C.W. Matthews.

Pretty fast courtship, judging they only realized their love for one another a couple of months ago.

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The lovely couple will be married to the tune of "Why Don't We Do It In the Road."

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Posted by Odd Ogg on May 20, 2008 at 7:43 PM

Congrats,Mike & Gena. Governor Perdue's heart must be just fluttering. As his protege, Gena, you surely know in your heart of hearts that every taxpayer in the state of Ga. wishes he or she could be there for the nuptials. The cost of the invitations would be prohibitive, of course, but it's the thought that counts. Just goes to show you what a slut can accomplish if she sets her mind--and other body parts--to it!

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Posted by Ken Klanicki on November 16, 2008 at 7:34 PM

As a follow-up to my first post: If I had to do over again, I wouldn't have logged in under my real name. That said, Gena Abraham Evans Whoever's-next (take a number) is just too good not to post again for the world to see--and to mortify her already mortified parents. This woman is relentless in her quest for the ultimate orgasm! Who isn't?! But I digress. She has become so blatant and remorseless in her quest for power-brokering status, she will stoop--or kneel--to any level (tho' she prefers a soft cushion when "praying"). As always, our estemed Guv. is into her escapades up to his eyebrows. I feel so sorry for his long-suffering wife. She is a Christian evangelical and truly a woman of God. Yeah, sure. kk

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Posted by Ken Klanicki on January 10, 2009 at 1:29 PM
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