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1 posted on 01/13/2009 8:32:36 PM PST by The Big Feed
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To: The Big Feed

He’s not afraid to say what he thinks because nobody cares what he thinks anymore. That’s one advantage of being a nobody. You get to tell it like it is without holding back.


2 posted on 01/13/2009 8:40:45 PM PST by mamelukesabre (Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (If you want peace prepare for war))
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Actually, it goes back before the Crusades, doesn’t it?


3 posted on 01/13/2009 8:41:07 PM PST by the invisib1e hand (revolution is in the air.)
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I remember thinking Mickey was the coolest man in the world when I saw "Diner" for the first time. That was a LONG time ago.

BTW: Check out "The Wrestler." Not as great as many of the critics say, but still a great study of a man's struggle to redeem himself beyond his capabilities.

5 posted on 01/13/2009 8:49:51 PM PST by Clemenza (Red is the Color of Virility, Blue is the Color of Impotence)
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Darn! He shouldve shut up for now and let loose AFTER the Oscars, which he’s got the best chance after the Golden Globes win.


7 posted on 01/13/2009 8:52:46 PM PST by max americana
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Who the heck is this guy?


13 posted on 01/13/2009 9:23:21 PM PST by MilspecRob (Most people don't act stupid, they really are.)
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Amazing how things become clear once you sober up.


15 posted on 01/14/2009 5:57:04 AM PST by jennyjenny
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