![]() |
Guns Galore
Quote:
Hell, I disagree with myself more than I do with GWNC. Either we were separated at birth or were lovers in a past life. :bow: I take back everything bad that I have ever said about the people of Canada, their air force (and its one plane), their army (who has the bullets and who has the gun), and that joke about storming over the Peace Bridge and taking over the place with a slingshot (like we want to inherit their socialistic problems). I :love: GWNC. edited to note that I have finally hit 100 posts. :mr: |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
I think the comment you just made is the reason why he tried to do different things. These types of comments and the fact that I think Hollywood went to his head and he wanted to be taken seriously are behind our having to shun movies like The Majestic. The question is why the need for the fundamnetal change? Is it because he's now around serious actors at the parties and awards shows that make him feel like he's less talented because he doesn't do drama? I've never understood this. Not everyone can be Tom Hanks. Why is being able to make people cry such a rewarded and highly regarded ability, while making people laugh is not? Are you any less of an actor because you have the ability to act silly? I think everyone in Hollywood takes themselves too seriously, though. Shit, why should I kiss your ass because you're good at dressing up and playing pretend? But, I digress. I'm actually glad he's going back to what people want from him. He should act the fool. They're paying him $20 mil a flick for it. He shouldn't care that he never gets nominated. TM |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
TM |
Guns Galore
Quote:
TM |
the tyranny of the positive
Cranky people of the FB, rise up against the tyranny of the positive!
Defending the Right Not to Have a Nice Day By WARREN ST. JOHN . . . Indeed, these are tough times for America's cranks, complainers and curmudgeons. Maybe because there's so much that is genuinely wrong — with threats of terrorism and a rotten economy — Americans just aren't in the mood for pessimism. And anyway, in a culture dominated by the relentlessly cheery ethos of the self-help movement, grumps and contrarians are frequently dismissed as mildly delusional, or worse, viewed as malignancies that must be isolated and cut out. If there were any doubt that cranks are under siege, consider that on Wednesday a group calling itself Smile Mania is putting on a national event called the Great American Grump Out, which aims to do for cantankerousness what the Great American Smoke-Out did for tobacco addiction. Janice Hathy, a 55-year-old stress management consultant from Venice, Fla., has been promoting the Grump Out with a series of happiness exercises; she recently headed a "drive-by smiling" in which she and some local students stood at an intersection and flashed cardboard smiley-faces at passing motorists. On the big day, she said, she and a "grump patrol" will don clown-noses, blow bubbles and hand out bananas. ("When you look at them sideways, they look like smiles," she explained.) They plan to establish "no grumping zones" in her hometown and to urge their fellow citizens toward positivity and optimism. Full text: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/25/fashion/25GRUM.html |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
Of course - this is not to say that Americans are not funny (they are!). - I am just trying to explain using vast generalizations why he may think the way he does. |
the tyranny of the positive
Quote:
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/L...nnonjchan2.jpg |
Guns Galore
Quote:
|
the tyranny of the positive
Quote:
And a word to those senseless goons who helpfully tell strangers on the street to "smile a little"--it was probably not so helpful to say that to me when one of my parents was dying. PJ |
Potential tragic tying together of threads
Worry not, PJ. Think about it: the smile lady is standing on the side of the road in FLORIDA flashing distracting signs at motorists. What kind of drivers are there lots of in Florida? Geezers.* The smile lady's days are numbered.
|
the tyranny of the positive
Quote:
edited because this stupid happy bitch got me so grumpy I forgot how to spell for a minute. |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
When Daniels got kneecapped in "Speed," I cheered. I finally knew true happiness when he got blowed up in the fourth reel. [WARNING: PRECEDING PARAGRAPH CONTAINS 1994 SPOILERS.] |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
|
Jim Carrey Almighty
Quote:
|
but I know that a French-Canadian goalie and a guy named Niedermayer will win.
As much fun as it is to watch Jesus Somebody (the dude with the ZZ Top avatar) argue with barely and TM, the Cup finals are here.
I look back and realize that my pre-playoff predictions, well, sucked. Granted that I don't think that anyone would have predicted that the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim would storm thru the Red Wings like Emilio Estevez thru a mound of Bolivian powder circa 1985, but still. Despite what should have been the humbling experience of picking teams for the finals that were gone so long ago that it seems hard to remember that they actually made the playoffs, here I am. So, who does Not Bob like? Not Bob hates the Devils. He hates Pat Burns, both with and without a mustache. He hates Scott Stevens. He hates the NJ version of the Niedermayer. He hates Scott Gomez. He hates Puddy from Seinfeld with the stupid face paint and the "go Devils!" chant. He likes Martin "no, I didn't bang my wife's sister -- it was her brother's wife" Broduer. He likes John Madden and Joe "a groin injury by any other name still hurts like a sumbitch" Nieuwendyk. But he hates the Devils. So, I will root for the Ducks. Despite the fact that they were created by some suit merely as a part of some bizarre Disney synergyistic marketing plan. Despite the fact that they play in the hockey Mecca that is Southern California. Despite the fact that I know that poor Jiggy is overdue for a bad game, and that the hated Devils will break my heart by skating the Cup yet again, with Puddy screaming "go Devils!" in the background. |
but I know that a French-Canadian goalie and a guy named Niedermayer will win.
Quote:
excuse me while I take a moment to collect myself. |
Various and sundry
Root canals suck. (Imagine this post with a numb right side of my mouth).
Three day weekends do not suck. For the first time in a long time, I saw no movies this holiday weekend. I did spend time in antique stores, restaurants, being filmed for a friend's documentary, on the road, and with hot gay male models who were stripped down and being painted. My mild distaste towards H2 drivers has escalated to hatred on sight. While I, like everyone, have always made gross generalizations about people based on what they drive, I cannot recall feeling as much venom towards someone just because of their car. I fear that one day my not-so-latant road rage will turn into some sort of bezerker frenzy, and an H2 driver will be the victim. Perhaps I'll use a gun. Apologies to any H2 drivers on this board. Here's hoping we never meet on the road. Speaking of guns, I rely on the Displaced Dog and my alarm system for home security. So far, so good. Quote:
|
but I know that a French-Canadian goalie and a guy named Niedermayer will win.
Quote:
Go Spurs! Even(tonight, game 5)Odds |
Guns Galore
Quote:
And, good reply. I'm not sure the "what you post about sucks even though all my posts have consisted of roughly nothing" approach works that well, though. But that's enough from you. I think you're JRUSS and don't really feel like bothering whether you are or aren't. TM |
Guns Galore
Quote:
|
Potential tragic tying together of threads
Quote:
But lest you think I am a completely grumpy heartless bitch bent on the destruction of all who cross me, I am also damn near twirling around my office singing over today's arrival of Tangerine Sparkle Purse. :band: |
but I know that a French-Canadian goalie and a guy named Niedermayer will win.
Quote:
I'm torn. I like the Devils, but have an uncontrollable urge to root for the underdog in situations like this. Either way, I'll be watching tonight. |
the tyranny of the positive
Quote:
This reminds me of a classic from my uncle. When cashiers and the like said "Have a nice day!" his reply was "Thanks, but I have other plans." |
Playoffs
Quote:
:mr: |
statistics
Quote:
|
Various and sundry
Quote:
Women who drive H2s have penis envy. |
Guns Galore
Quote:
Quote:
Hey, you ain't a member of the party until someone has accused you of being JRUSS. Now I feel I truly belong. Thank you, Tim. |
Missing "Idol" votes
|
the tyranny of the positive
Quote:
|
Guns Galore
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
What's sad is that you're clearly a sock. I still think you're JRUSS, but either way, you've got nothing to say. Socks sometimes do. TM |
Jim Carrey Almighty
Apparently they use this woman's cell phone number in the movie and people actually call for god.
god's phone number In the film, Carrey stars as a mortal who receives the powers of God. The character of God tries to reach Carrey’s character by repeatedly leaving a phone number on his pager. But instead of the usual 555 prefix used by most television shows and films, God’s number is a common exchange — one too common for Jenkins’ liking. It’s her cell phone number. She’s been getting about 20 calls per hour, with callers asking for God before hanging up. “What am I to do?” Jenkins wrote on an Internet forum. Reached by telephone by the St. Petersburg Times, Jenkins declined further comment, saying only she wants to hire an attorney. Anyone interested? |
Various and sundry
Quote:
|
Various and sundry
Quote:
|
Guns Galore
Quote:
|
Various and sundry
Quote:
Not fair. I married a cop so if I said most cops have small pricks everyone would assume I was including the hubby but if I said cops are hung like fucking donkeys you would think I was lying to protect the hubby's feelings (or my reputation) or else there would suddenly be some competition facing us chicks willing to marry fascist pigs. I can't win with either answer so I will plead the fifth (and perhaps drink one too). |
Guns Galore
Quote:
Of course, John Mayer obviates Dave Matthews. |
Guns Galore
Quote:
|
Guns Galore
Quote:
Quote:
For everyone's amusement, I found some US mortality stats: one's chance of being killed in a car accident each year are about 1 in 7,000. Chances of being killed with a gun (all causes: accident, crime, etc.) are about 1 in 8,600. (There are .8 cars and .82 guns per capita in the US.) Chance of being in an auto accident this year: 8 in 100. Chance of being a victim of violent crime: 1 in 3. Chance that a child will accidentally shoot themselves or someone else with a gun that is stored in a locked location: nearly 0 (though I'm not sure if "child" in that instance includes "curious teenager who intentionally picks the lock to impress friends" or not). |
but I know that a French-Canadian goalie and a guy named Niedermayer will win.
Quote:
I'm rooting for the Ducks too. It really hurts. But I like Steve (Stumpy) Thomas and Paul Kariya way better than any of the fucking Devils. |
Guns Galore
Quote:
Interestingly, certain insurers might not cover you if you get a certain breed (Rottweiler or Doberman, for example, which is a travesty, IMHO). They must think the potential increase in liability due to a bite outweighs the reduced risk of loss from a burglary. Quote:
|
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 10:15 PM. |
Powered by: vBulletin, Copyright ©2000 - 2008, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
Hosted By: URLJet.com