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Columbine producer bowled over by Moore's rant
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| March 25th, 2003
| Kelly Connors
Posted on 03/25/2003 11:17:44 AM PST by Sabertooth
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To: JudyB1938
During a rerun of the idiot's remarks somewhere, I noticed Harrison Ford in the audience. It was so funny, the look on his face. He didn't smile, he GRINNED ... and his grin said it all - not "bemused" but AMUSED contempt. I really laughed when I saw him do it. What was the timing? Was he smiling at Moore's speech, or smiling at the fact that on a scale of 1 to 10 its crowd approval rating was negative twelve?
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03/25/2003 7:33:58 PM PST
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supercat
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To: supercat
I don't know about the fictitious sics either, but I do know that Moore said "fictitional duct tape" which was a mistake. The other uses of fictitious are correct as you point out, as far as my understanding od English.
"Fictitional" is wrong though and if Bush said it, it would be a big joke. Moore though gets it corrected in print everywhere I have seen.
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03/25/2003 9:43:47 PM PST
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RobFromGa
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To: RobFromGa
...but I do know that Moore said "fictitional duct tape" which was a mistake. Verbal gaffe, sure, though if I remember right it sounded as though he caught it mid-utterance. Many people make such semi-corrected gaffes, so I don't really fault Michael Moore for that. What most people don't do is make crazy and unwarranted attacks about the President in wartime.
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03/25/2003 10:31:33 PM PST
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supercat
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