RAW RAGE AT BUSH DURING MOVEON.ORG AWARDS; TRANSCRIPT REVEALED

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[GreatOne]

The stars were out in Gotham on Monday night for the latest Bush Bashing Ball... More to follow.

[BlueNgold]

Re: Moby ...
(It pains me to have to admit this about anything at all, but in this case...)
Eminem was right!

[WinOne4TheGipper]

Hollywood Leftist (Warning: Foulmouthed) Ping!!!

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[Viking2002]

Yup, the usual suspects. Margaret Cho is an unfunny (in the vein of Al Franken unfunny), skillet-faced skank with an @ss like a truck driver's. The only good thing I can say about Eminem is that he threatened to beat the hell out of Moby (and I don't blame him). And I don't even know who Julia Stiles is.

[mware]

Jim, sorry to hear about your dad's illness and the complications from the operation. Sounds very familiar, that is when moms problems began. I'll keep you and your dad in my prayers.

[JohnnyZ]

So? I've heard the same things about Bush on FR.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

"I'm Al Franken. I'm here to present the funniest ad award. I'm a last-minute substitution, former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill was supposed to be the presenter, but unfortunately he was murdered."

Is this what passes for humor? I'd venture to say that 99% of FReepers are funnier than this.

[Maria S]

Wow! These folks are really deep thinkers, aren’t they? I find their common and frequent use of the “F” word particularly witty and quick. I would think, however, that the time-share brain that they pass back and forth among themselves would be exhausted by now!

[lainie]

MoveOn Puts Power of Internet to Use in Politics

The winner was announced at a music-filled, high-energy gala in New York on Monday, where supporters cheered on outspoken celebrities like comedians Al Franken and Margaret Cho and moviemakers John Sayles and Michael Moore.
...

MoveOn has bought $300,000 worth of advertising time on CNN to run the contest-winning ad in the days around the president's Jan. 20 State of the Union address, he said.

It also is hoping to run the ad during the NFL Super Bowl on Feb. 1. Such 30-second slots average $2.25 million and reach about 88 million people, according to Advertising Age magazine.

[vikingchick]

[Julia Stiles] "And I was afraid that Bill O'Reilly would come and, with a shotgun at my front door and shoot me for being unpatriotic."

Wow! Psyco girl.

[Maria S]

"...Eminem is that he threatened to beat the hell out of Moby (and I don't blame him). And I don't even know who Julia Stiles is."


I can one-up you...I don't know who ANY of these people are!

[freeangel]

Hey, Margaret--did ya hear the one about the short, fat, asian dykie comedienne? Well, she cho ain't funny.(well, that WAS as funny as she is.)

[vikingchick]

oops: psycho

[small voice in the wilderness]

I love the idea that they're marinating in their vicious hatred. Come Nov. they'll be just about ready for the bar-b-que-ing they're going to get.

[NYpeanut]

Margaret Cho, just another ugly lesbian.

Nothing to see here...moveon..really.

[BlueNgold]

With a number of high-profile projects, a variety of magazine covers, and a spot on Teen People's 1999 The 21 Hottest Stars Under 21 list under her belt, actress Julia Stiles has come a remarkably long way in a very short time. Born March 28, 1981, in New York City, Stiles was interested in performing from a very young age. When she was 11 years old, she wrote a letter to a Manhattan theater director asking to be cast in a production, and was soon acting onstage in avant-garde plays at both the La Mama and Kitchen Theaters.

In the film adaptation of novelist Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Identity (2002), Stiles had the chance to participate in a film starring Hollywood golden boy Matt Damon, and will return to the role in 2004's The Bourne Supremacy. Stiles was praised for holding her own against Stockard Channing in The Business of Strangers (2001), which was shown at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival, and fared decently in A Guy Thing, a romantic comedy-of-errors co-starring Jason Lee and Stiles' fellow Down to You alumna Selma Blair. In 2003, Stiles would play opposite the Oscar-winning Julia Roberts in Mona Lisa Smile, which finds Stiles playing a conservative 1950's college student whose beliefs undergo some serious scrutiny after coming in contact with an uncharacteristically progressive teacher (Roberts).

[lainie]

HAH! She's so consumed by her hatred she doesn't even notice that O'Reilly's as statist as she is.

[Salo]

I think Eminem said it best:

And Moby? You can get stomped by Obie
You thirty-six year old baldheaded fag, blow me
You don't know me, you're too old, let go
It's over, nobody listen to techno

[lainie]

HAH! She's so consumed by her hatred she doesn't even notice that O'Reilly's as statist as she is.

[mware]

Any of you following Manor Ijas interview with Brit on Fox News. Says that 29 missiles have been transported into Iraq via Iran. The 30th missile was intercepted while it was being shipped into Iraq. One of the people transporting it, said that they have plans to put chem weapon heads on the missiles and target Baghdad, taking out between 2-5 million people

[Dog Gone]

These folks aren't going to win over middle America with this kind of stuff. Frankly, I'm glad to see the opposition characterized by this kind discourse. It only marginalizes them.