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To be fair, that kind of excitement would last through the honeymoon, but after that, the SportsJournalists.commer wouldn't be in bed to sprint out of. Don't forget the all-night Woot-off watches, btw.

 

I was thinking the same thing, Simon.

Now, Sean can have more time with Fenian and plotting their revolution on taking back America from Dubya.

 

A varient on the old reliable: Somewhere, there's a beautiful woman who's tired of listening to your shit.

 

Sean was probably bothered by the death of his friend Saddam and finally, it just overwhelmed him.

 

Oh sure, Bubbler...just piss all over people's dreams.

 

Are you ever intelligent?

 

"THOSE GUYS ARE FAAAAAGGGGS!"

I don't know if a single line from a movie has ever made me laugh harder for more than 20 years...

Both are great actors... Both are also legendary for being colossal pains in the ass...

 

is that a rhetorical question or do you want me to answer it?

 

Short memory, eh?

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Read.aspx?GUID={2B854974-C38E-41F7-A544-4C90B4C4A31B}

Or, something you'll find a little more palatable...

Hollywood star Sean Penn has confessed he was used as a propaganda tool by Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. The Carlito's Way star made a three-day fact-finding trip to the country last month after stating his opposition to a possible war in the Gulf. But Penn now concedes he played into the hands of Hussein by violating a US law forbidding Americans to visit the war-torn country. After his trip Iraq's publicity chiefs hailed the actor's visit a huge success, and they claim it's further proof that the country is safe and free of weapons of mass destruction. Speaking on talk show Larry King Live, the actor said, "I didn't expect to be told the truth on everything. They said that I said this, they said that I said that. I think it's meaningless horse-s**t. That is the way that they behave. But, you know, that's a price I was willing to pay."

DEAD MAN WALKING.

 

and, again, i ask the question, byh.

 

Tom, how is life at CNHI? I'd be bitter and angry too.