Sean Penn is such a tool

DEPUTYDAWG said:
Boy, I hope not! There's a lotta cowboys in Texas doin' the crotch grab all the time, and these boys can't afford to pay royalties... ;)
ROFLMAO! THUD! TOO FUNNY!:D
 
Linda7NJ said:
Is the crotch grab copyrighted too???:waitasec:
I have one word for you: "glitter."

(Do you remember? That's for a mutual friend)
 
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Dara said:
I have one word for you: "glitter."

(Do you remember? That's for a mutual friend)
:crazy:

man oh man..
 
NewMom2003 said:
I always thought he was saying "shamu" :crazy:

ROFL!!!!!!!!! Well, he DID do that "Free Willy" song, remember? (Freeing Willy is also what got him into trouble, methinks.) :crazy:
 
DEPUTYDAWG said:
Boy, I hope not! There's a lotta cowboys in Texas doin' the crotch grab all the time, and these boys can't afford to pay royalties... ;)

Not only THAT....but those Texas men have something to GRAB...wait....I mean I HEAR they do...I wouldn't know...I mean I WAS in Texas for awhile and I THINK they MIGHT have something going on down there (as in down SOUTH, which is to say, TEXAS)...Oh, He*l...God Bless America & Wrangler Jeans.
 
heavenlydaze said:
Not only THAT....but those Texas men have something to GRAB...wait....I mean I HEAR they do...I wouldn't know...I mean I WAS in Texas for awhile and I THINK they MIGHT have something going on down there (as in down SOUTH, which is to say, TEXAS)...Oh, He*l...God Bless America & Wrangler Jeans.


You absolutely win the prize for making me fall out of my chair.

And by the way..... ;) You can always come "visit" again....
 
Dark Knight said:
ROFL!!!!!!!!! Well, he DID do that "Free Willy" song, remember? (Freeing Willy is also what got him into trouble, methinks.) :crazy:
Me thinks so too. Yeah, I always thought he was paying homage to a whale in his songs.
 
heavenlydaze said:
Not only THAT....but those Texas men have something to GRAB...wait....I mean I HEAR they do...I wouldn't know...I mean I WAS in Texas for awhile and I THINK they MIGHT have something going on down there (as in down SOUTH, which is to say, TEXAS)...Oh, He*l...God Bless America & Wrangler Jeans.

That's why they say things are bigger in Texas!!! These men are home grown and corn fed!!
 
Please God, bless everyone who has taken on refugees from this storm & everyone else trying to help, and if it’s not too much trouble, can you especially look after all the little children? We Grandmas & Grandpas are here and ready. Just letting you know. Amen.
 
heavenlydaze said:
God Bless America & Wrangler Jeans.
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This was interesting last night. Speaking of Michael Jackson and someone else I just can't stomach - Geraldo:


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9247152/


OLBERMANN: One last note on the blame business. We can all agree, probably, that this is the worst possible time for grandstanding. Yet, they are out there, celebrities and commentators and others, for whom this is just another opportunity to open their mouths and swallow whole their feet.
Thus, we gently resume one of our nightly features from happier times, COUNTDOWN‘s list of today‘s nominees for the title of worst person in the world.
At the bronze level, Rush Limbaugh again. Amazingly, he was calling the storm on the air Hurricane Katrina Vanden Heuvel, after the liberal commentator of that name. I think Mr. Limbaugh has found a new doctor, if you know what I mean.
Also nominated, Michael Jackson, a news release today announcing—quote—“In response to the widespread devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina, recording superstar Michael Jackson has been moved to pen a song with the working title ‘From the Bottom of My Heart.‘” He says he wants to make it into a new version of “We are the World.”
Gosh. Thanks, Michael. New Orleans, of course, doesn‘t have any songs of its own already or anything.
But the winner, the incomparable Geraldo Rivera. He went out and rescued a 71-year-old woman on Sunday, escorting her and her dog to a heliport near the Convention Center, to great acclaim. Stephen Elliott in New Orleans, writing for Salon.com, reports that, after the woman was medevaced, a doctor took him aside—Elliott, that is—and told him—quote—“That‘s the second time he brought her in here.” They did two takes. Geraldo made that poor woman walk from the FOX News van to the heliport twice, both times carrying her dog.
I‘m guessing the second take was required, because, in the first one, Rivera had given away U.S. troop positions again. Geraldo Rivera, today‘s worst person in the world.
 
Did anyone else hear that Rush Limbaugh was doing some kinda Broadway thingie with Sean Hannity as the lead in act....yuk.....if I am gonna pay
$100 plus for a ticket....
 
Nova said:
Indeed, Martha.

And even if - for argument's sake - some of these celebrities ARE looking for publicity, shouldn't we be grateful they are doing so in a way that provides help - and, yes, publicity - where help is needed?
nothing much to add to your post, except to remind it's all about getting up from the keyboard and doing something to try and help those victims of Katrina...no matter how insignificant it might be.

I saw Sean Penn tonight on Larry King Live and I would hope some of those of those carping about him before have second thoughts now. I doubt Matt Drudge will ever be shamed, tho...
 
GonzoReiter said:
nothing much to add to your post, except to remind it's all about getting up from the keyboard and doing something to try and help those victims of Katrina...no matter how insignificant it might be.

I saw Sean Penn tonight on Larry King Live and I would hope some of those of those carping about him before have second thoughts now. I doubt Matt Drudge will ever be shamed, tho...

Yeah, I saw him...... I don't have second thoughts. He's an idiot. He even said that Veteran's benefits could be used for the hurricane disaster. The man doesn't have a clue. Oh, the hell with all the veterans, let's just take what little funding they have for health care and rehabilitation and retirement and artificial limbs and such.
 
GonzoReiter said:
nothing much to add to your post, except to remind it's all about getting up from the keyboard and doing something to try and help those victims of Katrina...no matter how insignificant it might be.

I saw Sean Penn tonight on Larry King Live and I would hope some of those of those carping about him before have second thoughts now. I doubt Matt Drudge will ever be shamed, tho...

Didn't change my mind, not after I saw that the boat he was hauling around had 4 or 5 other guys taking up space who were obviously not victims of the hurricaine. He said that between his boat and 2 others they rescued 40 people. I wonder how many he himself actually saved.
 

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