Posted on 05/01/2010 7:17:01 PM PDT by Neoavatara
I appreciate his posts personally & really do like to know what other FReepers do & see their blogs. Just me..
Now you’re pimping your blog with broken links ... brilliant.
You haz a smellz.
LOL
Yeah. Prison actually helped him.
Gotta call bullsh!t on this one Neo ...
If you were exercising your free speech by posting your articles I'd believe you ... but, given that you continuously post links to your infantile blog instead, your cries of free speech are nothing more than the whining of a blog pimp.
Again, freedom of speech is the right to say something...if you want to ignore it, that is YOUR RIGHT.
You clearly aren’t intelligent enough to understand that freedom of speech means I have a right to annoy you if I wish...just as you have a right to ignore me as you please.
Supposedly Mel Gibson vouched for him after he got out of prison for his first acting job. I guess Mel had more pull back then and it was before his own problems.
The introduction sotry
Yea, and whats a "sotry" anyways? LOL!
Looks like you picked the wrong day to stop smoking.......(Airplane)
Just curious, what's the purpose of Free Republic having a section titled Bloggers & Personal?
I don't see a guard standing outside that forum grabbing people by the arm and forcing them to read anything that's posted there/here.......
There are about 3 popular actors I will trust. 2 are English, one is Welsh.
1. Michael Caine - is pro-Tory because he has said the UK has been ruined. He also complained that he gets up early in the morning to work to get taxed over 50% to gove to people who do not work. Plus I have always liked him.
2. Gary Oldman - Was enraged when he was in a movie playing a Repub Senator and the directors changed some things making it propaganda. He character was actually a good guy in the end. His career was almost ruined because he spoke out. His work since then has been largely been with British directors.
3. Christian Bale - Kind of a hot head jerk. His step mother was Gloria Steinem. One night she was spewing her agenda, moralizing and he blew up and said “will some please shut this woman up!” T4 was supposedly fairly lib so he he could be a lib.
Alternatives:
Russell Crowe - Good actor and never heard him talk about politics.
Kurt Russell - not a big name anymore but he claims to be libertarian but he seems pretty conservative to me.
Again, if your interest is in anything other than hits on your blog, post your articles instead of links to that blog.
As far as annoying me, don't flatter yourself ... your cries of "what don't you understand about free speech" have amused me a couple of times since you signed up 5 months ago ... nothing more, nothing less.
Til next time, happy trails little buddy.
Happy trails yourself, eggman...
?????
ok... i just watched it online and i have to say, it is absolutely one of the worst films it has ever been my misfortune to watch. shoulda been called Iron Man-2 - A WASTE OF MONEY!!!
even seeing free, i feel robbed of the time it took to watch it and i really liked the first one
damn...
This is interesting. I found it on dimewars.com:
"Fast forward to 2010, Robert Downey Jr, took charge of his life and turned it around to become one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood. Robert Downey Jr. indicated time in prison has changed his outlook on life and his political views, saying: “I have a really interesting political point of view, and it’s not always something I say too loud at dinner tables here, but you can’t go from a $2,000-a-night suite at La Mirage to a penitentiary and really understand it and come out a liberal.”
http://dimewars.com/Blog/ViewBlogArticle.aspx?vn=Robert+Downey+Jr.+Says+Gwyneth+Paltrow+And+He+Had+No+Sexual+Chemistry&BlogID=ad96039b-3b7c-4a8e-a1b2-19662cf5b550
Interesting term coming from somebody who has committed a criminal act.
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