I really love animals. (Not like that Kiddicus.) I would never intentionally harm an animal and all that jazz, but these activists are way out of control. They are now pitching a fit over “Roadkill Candy” which appears to be a gummy type of candy (IE Gummy Bears and Gummy Worms) except that it has tire tracks in the shape. So now you can eat a roadkill snake. Very immature. Not particularly funny. But certainly not offensive. I think you should stick to picketing fur and slaughterhouses which are PETA’s bread and butter.
So, if I asked the seven of you who visit here each day to contribute to my site, do you think I could quit my job? Please? I only need about $6,000 per person, per year, and I could probably afford to blog every day. Anyone? Hello? Is this thing on?
I know it is a little bit on the grisly side, but Thompson apparently shot himself while on the phone with his wife. He set the receiver down while she was still there and shot himself.
This ungrateful bastard decided to bite his guide dog and kick it across the street. He is going to hell when he dies.
According to the British film magazine Emprire:
1. Braveheart (1995)
2. A Beautiful Mind (2001)
3. The Greatest Show On Earth (1952)
4. Ordinary People (1980)
5. Forrest Gump (1994)
6. Terms Of Endearment (1983)
7. Around The World in 80 Days (1956)
8. Cavalcade (1933)
9. Rocky (1976)
10. How Green Was My Valley (1941)
How is it that Forrest Gump makes this list? I love Braveheart too, so for it to be number one seems kind of crazy.
It isn’t a blockbuster, but the Cavaliers have gotten Jiri Welsh from the Celtics to bolster their bench for a run at the playoffs.
One side is trying to tell me that this is not a person anymore and the other side is fighting the battle to say that she is. Meanwhile this has nothing to do with humanity and everything to do with politics.
It is a new design over at LeadingBrand.org and to christen it, we have a super version of everyone’s favorite reader response game; Cake or Death. Go vote who gets cake and who gets death between Hunter S. Thompson and Gidget.
If he isn’t trying to tarnish the OSU National Championship victory over Miami, Skip Bayless is questioning the character of Lebron James for not participating in the slam dunk competition.
I don’t care about anything but the Cleveland Cavaliers making it into the playoffs, so if you didn’t get to see Lebron jump because of a tender ankle or a slight case of the flu, so be it. Cry all you want, but please know that you are dumb and I hate you.
Even if you happened to not be watching television when this “horrible” stuff was aired over broadcast television, now this group, who is trying to stop the proliferation of harmful TV, will give you a venue to replay these programs to your heart’s content on their site.
Job well done!
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