Sean Penn is such a tool - Page 4

BirdieBoo · #76 09-06-2005, 01:12 AM

I think there are many celebs who could have done worse than Sean Penn. Michael Jackson is one of them. Of course, Britney Spears, a native daughter of Lousiana, is offering her prayers, very nice of her but how about some of her million$$$$ if her husband , Mr. (Federline) Spears hasn't spent them already.

Linda7NJ · #77 09-06-2005, 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by BirdieBoo

I think there are many celebs who could have done worse than Sean Penn. Michael Jackson is one of them. Of course, Britney Spears, a native daughter of Lousiana, is offering her prayers, very nice of her but how about some of her million$$$$ if her husband , Mr. (Federline) Spears hasn't spent them already.

I will withhold judgment and hope she and many others do so quietly without fanfare.

Personally, I think the many of the biggest contributors wish to remain anonymous.

I don't care for for people that make napkin donations, personal photographers tagging along, or twits that call Guinness to have their "charitable donations" recognized.

Tom'sGirl · #78 09-06-2005, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Linda7NJ

twits that call Guinness to have their "charitable donations" recognized.

Yeah, this morning on L.A.'s channel 11 owned by Fox ,Steve Edwards called it Ego Money.

Nova · #79 09-06-2005, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Dark Knight

If Mr. Penn succeeded in rescuing anyone, or if that photog wasn't his personal photog but a journalist (and not used for political propaganda then I apologize for calling Mr. Penn a "tool" based on that one report. But I see nothing wrong with discussing anyone using this disaster for the wrong reasons, including Bush, etc. FWIW-I think Penn is a brilliant actor, without question. But I don't care about that.

I agree, DK. I wasn't arguing that the subject should be off-limits, just that with what little we know: Penn tried to take a boat and a photographer, but boat sank - we don't really have any reason to assume this was merely a photo op.

And there's another thread asking "where are the celebrities now?" Well, at least we know Penn was trying to do something. I wish he had been successful.

Dark Knight · #80 09-06-2005, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by BirdieBoo

I think there are many celebs who could have done worse than Sean Penn. Michael Jackson is one of them. Of course, Britney Spears, a native daughter of Lousiana, is offering her prayers, very nice of her but how about some of her million$$$$ if her husband , Mr. (Federline) Spears hasn't spent them already.

It's my understanding they are hurting for money. So much so she is trying to get an album out ASAP to bring some in. Only rumors from music insiders, though, at this point.

Nova · #81 09-06-2005, 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by KrazyKollector

I haven't heard too much about his marriage to Robin Wright but his marriage to Madonna was strife with domestic abuse and substance abuse problems.

But then, I can't stand the guy. Never have been able to since the Madonna days. There aren't a whole lot of stars that I consider to be in the ranks of the old days. LOL! Showing my age again.

Sean Penn has moved on considerably since the Madonna days.

Maybe with some effort, you could, too.

Dark Knight · #82 09-06-2005, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Nova

Sean Penn has moved on considerably since the Madonna days.

Maybe with some effort, you could, too.

Be nice.

heavenlydaze · #83 09-06-2005, 02:53 PM

Ya’ know, when I started reading this thread, I thought, “what a waste of TIME!”
Then as I kept reading, I found a little humor. The radio DJ, our own DK, well, he DO like to stir things up. I say let’s NOT move this to the PK Lot... Celebrities are fair game.
Good motives, bad motives, doesn’t matter a whit. If you or I had a hole in our boat, no one would give a rat’s A*s. Defend or Flame On...just not at each other.
My own thoughts? Welllll....I’m glad Mr. Penn finally realized that big red plastic cups have another use besides holding keg beer.

Tom'sGirl · #84 09-06-2005, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by heavenlydaze

My own thoughts? Welllll....I’m glad Mr. Penn finally realized that big red plastic cups have another use besides holding keg beer.

Mabel · #85 09-06-2005, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Linda7NJ

I am still waiting to hear what

Mr. Charity himself ( Michael Jackson) is going to to.

Well, from the way his fans behave you'd think he could walk on water, but I think he's probably planning to rescue some young boys with his little dingy*.

*it's a small boat, don't ya know?

Jules · #86 09-06-2005, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Mabel

Well, from the way his fans behave you'd think he could walk on water, but I think he's probably planning to rescue some young boys with his little dingy*.

*it's a small boat, don't ya know?

Casshew · #87 09-06-2005, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Nova

Maybe with some effort, you could, too.

Awww.. now...... KrazyK is as nice as they come

BarnGoddess · #88 09-06-2005, 04:58 PM

Honest efforts to help:

1. Walmart and the Walton family (say what you will about Walmart.) $23 million to kick off Bush-Clinton Katrina fund.
2. $5 million donated by author John Grisham and his wife to set up a foundation to rebuild coastal Mississipi. The author normally gives anonymously, but publicized this donation in hopes that others would step up to the plate. That note appeared in the Rocky Mountain News.
3. Frontier Airlines offered free airfare from Houston to Denver plus 2 months living expenses and help with jobs and school for the children. Not too many took them up on the offer, too cold here for many.
4. And finally, our little town of Burlington, CO has sent two big truckloads of water, food and other suggested supplies, such as diapers, towels, soap, books, etc. These items were collected from residents from a list as well as money donated to buy what was needed. They're on their way to LA and Miss with permission and a location to drop the supplies.

Tom'sGirl · #89 09-06-2005, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Nova

Sean Penn has moved on considerably since the Madonna days.

Maybe with some effort, you could, too.

Come on Nova, let's don't get "*****y" here to one another, we are slamming , or applauding Sean!

KrazyKollector · #90 09-06-2005, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by BirdieBoo

I'm sure he might offer a home to some small young boys.

Your post just cracked me up! It was a perfect straight line!

Michael Jackson makes me wanna:

KrazyKollector · #91 09-06-2005, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Dara

If he does what he did after the tsunami, he'll update his website to explain why he is more deeply affected than the rest of us, and talk endlessly about writing a song he never finishes.

Or maybe he'll go all out and donate a napkin!

(lol, Linda)

Wow! Now I am

all over again!

Poor Michael, he's becoming a legend in his own mind.

KrazyKollector · #92 09-06-2005, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Linda7NJ

I would like to have sent him a box chock full of chimp doo doo feces and sign the card from Bubbles!

Now stop it you guys! I'm gonna

so hard I will end up

!

You guys are on a ROLL!

KrazyKollector · #93 09-06-2005, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Nova

Sean Penn has moved on considerably since the Madonna days.

Maybe with some effort, you could, too.

Not if it means I have to call myself such names as "stars that get more luminous when they eject material".

To me, all that means, is that star is full of chit to begin with and it is quite obviously true in this instance as well.

Maybe, with some effort, you could grow up? Nah, a wasted wish.

Dara · #94 09-06-2005, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by KrazyKollector

Wow! Now I am

all over again!

Poor Michael, he's becoming a legend in his own mind.

Are you sitting down?

MJ's going to write a li'l song for Katrina's victims

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Jackson will record the single, "From the Bottom of My Heart," within two weeks, and he plans to enlist other entertainers for the project, spokeswoman Raymone Bain said. "It pains me to watch the human suffering taking place in the Gulf region of my country," Jackson, 47, said in a written statement. "My heart and prayers go out to every individual who has had to endure the pain and suffering caused by this tragedy."

And what are the first three words of his statement, "It pains me." ME ME ME. The name of the song? "From the Bottom of My Heart." MY MY MY.

The article also says he is going to bring in other entertainers and that he hopes to repeat the success of We are the World. What was that you said about a legend in his own mind? LOL.

So, the predictions were right. Ahem.

Anyone hear about the millions he raised with his tsunami single? Oh, wait, he never released it, did he? The tsunami faded from the news. Got to latch onto the current news...

KrazyKollector · #95 09-06-2005, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Nova

I agree, DK. I wasn't arguing that the subject should be off-limits, just that with what little we know: Penn tried to take a boat and a photographer, but boat sank - we don't really have any reason to assume this was merely a photo op.

And there's another thread asking "where are the celebrities now?" Well, at least we know Penn was trying to do something. I wish he had been successful.

So, it can be assumed that Penn is NOT the sharpest crayon in the box? A few sandwiches short a picnic? A few fries short a happy meal? System's on but no function switch?

The man may be a great actor is some people's eyes but in other people's eyes he just a short tempered, meglo-maniac, dangerous jerk.

Tom'sGirl · #96 09-06-2005, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Dara

Are you sitting down?

MJ's going to write a li'l song for Katrina's victims

And what are the first three words of his statement, "It pains me." ME ME ME. The name of the song? "From the Bottom of My Heart." MY MY MY.

The article also says he is going to bring in other entertainers and that he hopes to repeat the success of We are the World. What was that you said about a legend in his own mind? LOL.

So, the predictions were right. Ahem.

Anyone hear about the millions he raised with his tsunami single? Oh, wait, he never released it, did he? The tsunami faded from the news. Got to latch onto the current news...

Okay, I was sitting down when I read this, now I'm getting up to go to the JOHN and get sick from one end or the other.........

KrazyKollector · #97 09-06-2005, 05:37 PM

Oh no! I don't whether to laugh or retch! GREAT prediction! LOL! (I guess I'll laugh). Maybe the tsunami single will be on the other side?
Or maybe a redo of the famous song, "A Whiter Shade of Pale"?

Edited to add the "A" to song title

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Originally Posted by Dara

Are you sitting down?

MJ's going to write a li'l song for Katrina's victims

And what are the first three words of his statement, "It pains me." ME ME ME. The name of the song? "From the Bottom of My Heart." MY MY MY.

The article also says he is going to bring in other entertainers and that he hopes to repeat the success of We are the World. What was that you said about a legend in his own mind? LOL.

So, the predictions were right. Ahem.

Anyone hear about the millions he raised with his tsunami single? Oh, wait, he never released it, did he? The tsunami faded from the news. Got to latch onto the current news...

Tom'sGirl · #98 09-06-2005, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by KrazyKollector

Oh no! I don't whether to laugh or retch! GREAT prediction! LOL! (I guess I'll laugh). Maybe the tsunami single will be on the other side?
Or maybe a redo of the famous song, "A Whiter Shade of Pale"?

Edited to add the "A" to song title

Maybe he'll get his pal Geraldo to sing a bar or two!

Dara · #99 09-06-2005, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by KrazyKollector

Oh no! I don't whether to laugh or retch! GREAT prediction! LOL! (I guess I'll laugh). Maybe the tsunami single will be on the other side?
Or maybe a redo of the famous song, "A Whiter Shade of Pale"?

Nova · #**100** 09-07-2005, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by KrazyKollector

Not if it means I have to call myself such names as "stars that get more luminous when they eject material".

To me, all that means, is that star is full of chit to begin with and it is quite obviously true in this instance as well.

Maybe, with some effort, you could grow up? Nah, a wasted wish.

Edited to remove my response. No response necessary.