10-09-2011, 09:59 AM
poor Zsa Zsa is back in hospital. while looking for that, i found this fucking joke:
LATimes
First he was going to run for governor, now Frederic Prinz von Asshole is scaling back his ambitions a bit and plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles instead.
Von asshole -– Zsa Zsa Gabor's seventh and current husband -– told KTLA that he put up a billboard Wednesday to clue in L.A. residents that he intends to run for mayor in 2013. A formal announcement, he said, would be coming Thursday.
The would-be candidate has spent much of the last year looking after his ailing wife, who has been in and out of the hospital and most recently had her right leg amputated after it became infected.
The task of caring for his wife -– not to mention trying to sell their French Regency-style mansion in Bel-Air -– is what derailed his plan to become governor, he said.
Initially, Von Anhalt said, he was confident the one-acre property would sell quickly, even with an asking price of $28 million.
"The economy doesn't mean a thing in Bel-Air," he told The Times when the house went on the market. "The prices of houses just go up."
But it didn't quite happen that way.
Von Anhalt, 68, said he's now refocused on politics and intends to work on behalf of the homeless and unemployed if elected.
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LATimes
First he was going to run for governor, now Frederic Prinz von Asshole is scaling back his ambitions a bit and plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles instead.
Von asshole -– Zsa Zsa Gabor's seventh and current husband -– told KTLA that he put up a billboard Wednesday to clue in L.A. residents that he intends to run for mayor in 2013. A formal announcement, he said, would be coming Thursday.
The would-be candidate has spent much of the last year looking after his ailing wife, who has been in and out of the hospital and most recently had her right leg amputated after it became infected.
The task of caring for his wife -– not to mention trying to sell their French Regency-style mansion in Bel-Air -– is what derailed his plan to become governor, he said.
Initially, Von Anhalt said, he was confident the one-acre property would sell quickly, even with an asking price of $28 million.
"The economy doesn't mean a thing in Bel-Air," he told The Times when the house went on the market. "The prices of houses just go up."
But it didn't quite happen that way.
Von Anhalt, 68, said he's now refocused on politics and intends to work on behalf of the homeless and unemployed if elected.