Kadashan Speaks: Legal Plunder

March 19, 2015

Loud and clear. (h/t Carol)

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L-Plate Pen

9 years ago

Awww… a naughty place in my heart wanted to read this as ‘Kardashian Speaks,’ and imagine this is Kris Jenner’s grumpy mummy.

Kris

9 years ago

Reply to L-Plate Pen

That’s how I read it at first. 😉

So the author is Kardashan? And “Kardashan Speaks” self-aggrandizing?

john e. . .

9 years ago

Enough with the lampshades, Grandpa!

Why do you always have to embarrass me with your stupid, drunken antics?

Kregger

9 years ago

Is “Speaks” the author’s last name?

Catie

9 years ago

Silence, fools! Kadashan speaks!

Matt Nelson

9 years ago

Reply to Catie

I… I want to use that line exactly as it is in a story someday. 😀

Catie

9 years ago

Reply to Matt Nelson

As long as I get credited.

Howard

9 years ago

The aspect ratio on that is so bad I can’t tell if its supposed to be Charlton Heston or Queen Elizabeth.

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