
I used to feel indifferent about Rosie O’Donnell and Donald Trump. Sort of how I feel about kitchen curtains. They’re there, they don’t bother me, and as long as they’re not too loud or obnoxious, we can lead a peaceful existance. While my kitchen curtains have remained true to me, Rosie and Donald continues to get even louder and more obnoxious. And they each wrote a book.
As you would expect, each had something to say about each other in said books. Some excerpts:
From Rosie’s Book “Celebrity Detox”
“It is Trump’s falseness that angers me more than anything . . . I spoke my mind. People found it funny. “I honestly did not anticipate the malice of his response . . . I assumed Donald believed he had money. I did not assume Donald believed he was money. But apparently he does . . . The stuffing of his self spilled out - think of a torn scarecrow, only instead of hay, it’s crisp $100 bills blowing through the cornfields.”
“I could write one small comment on my blog, and Donald would predictably distend, flowing forth with a torrent of insults . . . Then he’d appear on some talk show looking wrinkled, old and empty, with a Jell-O orange combover.” “I did not anticipate that he would be cruel enough to do what he did to Barbara [Walters - whom he called a liar]. She should have been left alone.”
Donald Trump, whose book “Think Big and Kick Ass” is about to hit the stands as well, also had something to say:
“I devote some time to Rosie in my book,” Trump said. “As you know, she said I went bankrupt and ABC apologized. Rosie lies. I got angry because I never went bankrupt. I’m worth $8 billion today. She never said that. She writes false stuff . . . Rosie is a loser, a very sad case - unattractive both inside and out. I’ll make a little wager my book sells a lot more than hers.”
Here we go again.
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