[ncountylee]

Don't know many straight guys Galloway's age that have male flat mates.

[Ramius]

I'd stay tuned... the end of the script isn't written yet.

[digger48]

slug meets thug wannabe

[RepoGirl]

Galloway is an absolutely repugnant, evil human being. No wonder he and Penn are enamored with each other...

[July 4th]

I don't think we know the ending yet. But I hope it ends with him in prison.

[Cenobite]

Well, now you know where the expression, "thick as thieves", comes from...

[RightOnline]

"McKay, a writer who shares a flat with Galloway in London, said"Sean Penn took us to his mansion and we all had a good laugh - George and Sean really hit it off."

I bet if you walked into the room when they were together, the evil would be literally palpable.

No, I'm not kidding.

[lowbridge]

bump

[FormerACLUmember]

Wow, not THE Sean Penn, super-villian traitor star of Team America? You know, the fiend from the evil FAG, the Film Actors Guild.

[Brilliant]

It would be much better if he played himself. On the other hand, that might be hard to do while sitting in jail.

[FormerACLUmember]

I loved the scene in Team America where Penn and Danny Glover are eaten by black leopards (kitties).

[F14 Pilot]

here we go again

[little jeremiah]

It's not even liptstick on a pig. Sean Penn is slime. Imagine slimey leftists acting the pafts of slimey leftists.

[operation clinton cleanup]

I think Grounds Keeper Willy is a shoe in to play Galloway.

[fight_truth_decay]

Must be plan B.
These Birds of a Feather have roosted together before:

Monday, September 19, 2005 Tie-Dyed in the Wool: Perhaps being a liberal really can lower one's intelligence. Case in point: as we all know, Jane Fonda has been planning to mount an anti-war tour with British MP George Galloway and Sean Penn in a vegetable oil-powered bus -- and she believes she's helping. Galloway is almost a self-caricature, more Roderick Spode than Oswald Mosley, a brute who is a swaggering bravo to democratically-elected leaders and an obsequious lickspittle to tyrants; he mustered enough bluster to lecture the Senate for its "neocon" leanings, but praised the "Zen-like calm" of Saddam. Fonda will be forever tarred by the images of her looking through the sights of an NVA anti-aircraft gun and her later charges that POWs claiming torture by NVA captors were "hypocrites and liars." And Sean Penn -- well, the less said about his visits to Iraq, the better, and his time in New Orleans, though not entirely unhelpful, was more about self-aggrandizement than selfless charity. But they're helping.

[aculeus]

Sean Penn and George Galloway.

As Oscar Levant once said about another coupling "How high can you stoop?"

[Reo]

"Film chiefs hope to cash in on Galloway's popularity since he blasted the US Senate over Iraq."

Huh??? Earth to Sean.....Earth to Sean.......

[Rastus]

Well, this will get Hollywood out of its slump. This has excitement written all over it!

[Billthedrill]

My advice to Mr. Penn is not to bend over quite so far when bailing out the bass boat, know whumsayin?