https://twitter.com/johnolore/status/401383354161188864
Any way we can refrain from having to read "strip" and "Rob Ford" in the same sentence in the near future? #RobFord
— The Mad Elf (@NormBloomquist) November 15, 2013
Grab the mind bleach. Canada’s headlines are filled this morning with news of Rob Ford being stripped. Of his mayoral powers during an emergency, that is. The Toronto City Council voted to disempower the beleaguered, crack-smoking mayor.
Toronto council delivers second blow to #RobFord by stripping him of ability to manage the city during an emergency.http://t.co/9fOPpQ2qPr
— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) November 15, 2013
Toronto council votes to strip Rob Ford of some powers http://t.co/wEH4GbQHOO
— CJAD 800 Montreal (@CJAD800) November 15, 2013
BREAKING: Council votes 41-2 to strip Mayor Rob Ford of his powers in an emergency situation.
— CP24 (@CP24) November 15, 2013
Stop, stop!
Please don't ever say "Rob Ford" and "strip" in the same sentence ever again, ANYONE. http://t.co/Na9yqvysry #DumpsBleachIntoBrain
— Tara Dublin Is In Mourning For America ? (@taradublinrocks) November 15, 2013
https://twitter.com/KKineshanko/status/401385422636322816
@kevinhale423 using "strip" & rob ford in same sentence makes me throw up in my mouth
— Grecian Formula (@grecian_formula) November 15, 2013
Dear media, please stop putting the words #RobFord and #strip in the same sentence. Thank you.
— Luna (@LunaCee73) November 15, 2013
I keep seeing the word Strip and #RobFord in the same sentence, and it's too close for comfort. *Sideshow Bob shudder*
— Laura C (@laursica) November 15, 2013
Is it just me, or should the words "Rob Ford" and "strip" NEVER be used in the same sentence? #MentalPicture #TOCouncil #TOPoli
— Dave Dawson (@DaveDawson7) November 15, 2013
Nope. Not just you. We imagine Ford’s suffering wife feels the same way.
Rob Ford's wife thinking the same thing we're thinking: pic.twitter.com/3TfG5XvR12
— Bryan (@bryanbirtles) November 14, 2013
https://twitter.com/rob_bieber/status/401063486756638720