Yet another reason to take Portnoy's microphone away. And take his stepstool and his high heels away while we're at it.

Hey stepstool. When we deport all your constituents let's revisit the housing situation. I bet we are fine no need for your "im a racist" housing policy. Maybe people should get off their parents couch and stop life losing.

Brother was standing on a stepstool

Bring a little stepstool

Not go encourage you to try but I do have a stepstool.

I went up there and grabbed her on a stepstool, FYI.

5 feet exactly. Sometimes I actively avoid using certain dishes and Tupperware because I’m too lazy to pull out the stepstool. Thanks for asking.

Jean loo is the dad who stepped up (unto a stepstool,to get even close to Ghost’s height)

you’re saying she used her sword as a stepstool and went out the fckin window??? THEN WHAT ABOUT THE SWORD

Yeah I mean is a stepstool or ladder situation to get up here?

Can she get on the stepstool first.....?!

my wife trying to reach a coffee mug from the second shelf while using a shoebox as a stepstool

You can start making laws people give a fuck about when you stop insider trading by using your federal position as a stepstool to high-finance. Fuck you. You’re a traitor to your country by keeping this system alive (like you want) and anyone with a brain sees through it.

@globeandmail doing the meme and highlighting why their country sucks. Never mind that Ontario Teachers Pension Plan is one of the biggest winners from $SPCX but the sentiment was covered by Howard Marks in a 2010 Memo titled "Tell Me I'm Wrong." Lastly, I worry about the rising tide of populism and anti-business sentiment. I’ve never seen negative attitudes like those toward financial institutions today. Administration members with Wall Street backgrounds are regarded with suspicion; high incomes are considered wrongful; and banks and investment banks are seen as victimizing America, not rendering it prosperous. Schadenfreude is in the ascendancy, with people wishing ill for successful bankers. Politicians pander by throwing gasoline on the fire. With an election coming up, I expect candidates to compete to see who can be tougher on Wall Street. I mentioned in “What Worries Me” that decades ago, when a socialist-leaning labor movement was ascendant in the U.K., I came across a good explanation for the success of U.S. business: When the worker in England sees the boss drive out of the factory in his Rolls Royce, he says, “I’d like to put a bomb under that car.” When the American worker sees the boss drive out in his Cadillac, he says “I’d like to own a car like that someday.” More recently, in 2005, Thomas Friedman compared old and new economies as follows: French voters are trying to preserve a 35-hour work week in a world where Indian engineers are ready to work a 35-hour day. Good luck. . . . Voters in “old Europe” – France, Germany, the Netherlands and Italy – seem to be saying to their leaders: stop the world, we want to get off; while voters in India have been telling their leaders: stop the world and build us a stepstool, we want to get on. . . . A few weeks ago Franz Müntefering, [then] chairman of Germany’s Social Democratic Party, compared private equity firms – which buy up failing businesses, downsize them and then sell them – to a “swarm of locusts.” The fact that a top German politician has resorted to attacking capitalism to win votes tells you just how explosive the next decade in Western Europe could be, as some of these aging, inflexible economies – which have grown used to six-week vacations and unemployment insurance that is almost as good as having a job – become more intimately integrated with Eastern Europe, India and China in a flattening world. (“A Race to the Top,” The New York Times, June 3, 2005 – emphasis added) Capitalism, free enterprise, pro-business policies, adaptability, work ethic and profit – these are the concepts that have generated most of the material progress in this world. oaktreecapital.com/docs/defa…

Clearly a stepstool

i’ll bring u a stepstool

*gets a stepstool*

I wonder if his psychologist will need to stand on a stepstool when he's at therapy

She always on with a stepstool ain’t she?

Might need a stepstool