H'wood hiding from Bush ambush

THE TIMES OF INDIA ^ | 11/6 | CHIDANAND RAJGHATTA

[paudio]

Ricky Martin?

Et tu?

[anniegetyourgun]

Not bad, for someone named Chitandraghat.

[squirt-gun]

"Ok, it sucks. Really sucks," moaned Michael Moore....

Kid language from the fatted-one.

Why does he always look like he need de-loused, showered, and shaved?

[CzarNicky]

Why does he always look like he need de-loused, showered, and shaved?

Because he does.

[samtheman]

George Soros of big biz spend $17 million of his own money in a campaign to defeat Bush.

Privately, when Bush heard that Soros was going to spend millions to defeat him, Bush probably said "bring it on".

[spodefly]

BTTT

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

[We've got most of the fresh water, all of Broadway, and Mt. St. Helens. We can dehydrate them or bury them in lava. And no more show tunes!" comforted Moore.]

But the Red States have all the guns!

[Jennifer Aniston of "Friends" called him "a [expletive] idiot,"]

Isn't she the one with the perpetual air leak coming from her head?

[...and Cher thought he was "stupid and lazy."]

BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAHAAAAAAAHAHAHAAA!

[cynicom]

The beer drinkers voted Bush, the DRUG slackers voted Kerry.

[Liz]

Kerry's obeisance to Christian-hating Hollywarped weirdos demonstrated that he would strengthen Follywood's destructive chokehold on American culture. Kerry idiotically called foul-mouthed Whoppi Goldberg the "soul of America" and stupidly aligned himself with religious-hating Hollywarped's version of the Ten Commandments.


THE HOLLYWOOD CREED


Christians are evil.

Women are to be valued only for their cleavage.

The traditional family is archaic, constricting, with no redeeming value.

Parents that try to guide their children's choices are restrictive. Kids need to be "free".


Extreme movie violence and explicit sex for the thrill of it is good because it is profitable.


Hollywood firmly believes that 24/7 of the sexually salacious and violent TV, movies and music we produce are not harming kids and the culture.

OTOH, we also believe----with the religious fervor of Tammy Faye Baker---- that a single 15-sec commercial will compel tens of millions of Americans into thousands of stores to buy billions of dollars worth of soap, soup, breakfast cereal and cars.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Badda Bing! </rimshot!>

[Wilhelm Tell]

"And no more show tunes."

Finally I agree with Michael Moore about something.

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Hollywood once turned out GREAT show tunes, especially through the 50's. Since then, very few and far between. Sigh.

[delacoert]

In the end, Hollywood's railing and ranting ended up rallying the faithful church-going Republican backers instead of the beer-swilling slackers.

Times of India columnist pretending like he understands Americans again. :rolleyes:

Can anyone think of a reason why anything from the Times of India should be taken seriously?

[musicman]

"Ricky Martin?"

"Et tu?"

...AND Ricky's husband ????

[MizSterious]

"Follywood"--appropriate name!

[finnigan2]

Mark Steyn, in one of his recent columns, made the comment that the Democrats had eagerly embraced the "Mooreonification" of their Party. He concluded with the following observation:

- " If I were a Dem, I'd support any candidate who pledged to de-celebrify the party and disown the paranoid Left. That's the big lesson of this election: on Tuesday, the bottom dropped out of Moore's underpants."

We'll know soon enough whether the big name Dems have learned their lesson and we see less high profile schmoozing and suck up visits to Hollywood on the part of potential Presidential aspirants.

[stop_fascism]

Because he always needs to be de-loused, showered, and shaved. Looks are not deceiving.

[Mannaggia l'America]

Leonardo de Caprio was so agitated by Bush policies that at 29, he called it the "most important election of my lifetime."

Friggen him-bo.