And how about the cat who takes a bus every day to the fish market?
We've got a collection of quotes by celebrities as funny as they are stupid.
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Cat Rides Bus
No one's sure if the Fish and Chips shop at this cat's departure bus stop is its destination but this clever cat, complete with one blue and one green eye, rides the bus every day.
From the Dailymail.com:
Bus drivers have nicknamed a white cat Macavity after it has started using the No 331 several mornings a week.
The feline, which has a purple collar, gets onto the busy Walsall to Wolverhampton bus at the same stop most mornings - he then jumps off at the next stop 400m down the road, near a fish and chip shop.
As an aside, I'm willing to bet that this handsome cat is deaf. White cats, particularly those with mismatched eyes, are almost always deaf. It's a genetic thing. Which doesn't mean these cats don't live long and happy lives or what the deafness might have to do with the bus riding. Cats are notoriously leery of loud noises but a deaf cat would not be fearful of a loud bus and noisy passengers.
Bullshit Alert!
Heh. So hip-hop artists who call women "hos" and other derogatory terms are only issuing "poetic expressions" whereas Don Imus, well for God's sake people, Don Imus is NOT a hip-hop artist! Get it?
From NewsTrack.com:
Don Imus' racial slur against the Rutgers University women's basketball team differs from hip-hop, the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network in New York said.
Chairman Russell Simmons and President Dr. Benjamin Chavis of the non-profit organization said in a statement Friday they wanted address "false comparisons" between Imus and hip-hop. Imus called the women's team "nappy-headed hos" in a broadcast last week. Since then, Imus has apologized and met with team members and "Imus in the Morning," was canceled by CBS and MSNBC-TV, which simulcast the broadcast.
"HSAN believes in freedom of artistic expression. We also believe, with that freedom, comes responsibility. Don Imus is not a hip-hop artist or a poet," the two said in the statement.
Hip-hop artists sing about the world around them and sometimes use language that may be uncomfortable for the listener. Because language is powerful, Simmons and Chavis said the intention must be clear.
"Comparing Don Imus' language with hip-hop artists' poetic expression is misguided and inaccurate and feeds into a mindset that can be a catalyst for unwarranted, rampant censorship," they said.
I do not like Don Imus and have never liked this disgusting man. The kind call him the sort who insults everyone regardless of race, creed, religion or political affiliation. The unkind call him a creep with no taste.
I've always been of the belief that being mean is just not an admirable characteristic.
But to call those despicable hip-hop singers who demean women with their language on a much more regular basis than Don Imus-POETS-insults me until the end of time.
As for Don Imus and his "nappy headed hos", that comment was just mean and totally unwarranted. So far as I'm concerned I'm glad this fellow got kicked off the air. But those "poets" of the world of hip-hop put the notion of language as a form of racial discrimination and bigotry under serious question. For quite a while American society has looked the other way at the language of the hip-hop culture. Even when caucasion members of society are lambasted for using the same misogynistic language, Americans still tend to give the gangsta rappers wide leeway.
Like anything else, someone should tell Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, it's gonna be pushed too far and one day some goofball celebrity's gonna do a Don Imus or a Richard Kramer and all of America's gonna look the other way at the howls of outrage.
Speaking of Imus...Get a Load of Russia's Take on the Flap
When I was a young woman, Russia's official state newspaper, Pravda, was the stuff of jokes. Now I come upon this story regarding the Don Imus flap and heh....well read it yourself.
From Pravda.com:
In a clear sign of its intent to reign in dissident American media personalities, and their growing influence in American culture, US War Leaders this past week launched an unprecedented attack upon one of their most politically 'connected', and legendary, radio hosts named Don Imus after his threats to release information relating to the September 11, 2001 attacks upon that country.
Unable to attack such a powerful media figure as Don Imus, directly, the US War Leaders, and as we have seen many times before, resorted to a massive media attack against him using as the reason a racial slur against a US woman's basketball team, but which has been pointed out by other media outlets was not by any means a rare occurrence for the legendary radio icon to make
Quotes from Hollywood People Who Want to Tell You How to Think
I like to think I wasn't a slacker, but there was a period of time when I slept on my friend's beanbag for six months. You might not know it, but a beanbag can be pretty comfortable. It was difficult when I would bring a girl back to the place, to the beanbag." - Matt Dillon
"I, like, cry, when I listen to it, it's so good." - Paris Hilton talking up her debut album
"If she's wearing black, you just wear black. Matching is not her job. It's yours. You're the purse." - Ashton Kutcher, the ultimate accessory.
"Wouldn't it be funny if there were a celebrity online dating service for all of the lost and lonely, socially inept, dysfunctional celebrities who have screwed up all their marriages, lost all their lovers and don't know how to meet anybody?" - Uma Thurman
"I just start acting really surly and cranky until they leave me. I don't think anything's over the line when you want out." - Luke Wilson on his relationship bailout technique.
"Every decade has an iconic blond like Marilyn Monroe or Princess Diana, and right now, I'm that icon." - Paris Hilton
"I don't wear them really often, I'll wear them to, like, premieres and big events like that. Is that kind of odd?" - Hugh Jackman, on his pair of lucky underwear
"All our controversies would have been over...if I said I was drunk." - Dixie Chick Natalie Maines, sharing her Mel Gibson epiphany with fans at a NYC concert.
"There's only losers here. I'm going to pretend to talk on the phone so no one talks to me." - Paris Hilton backstage in the greenroom at MTV's VMAs.
"I know I have a love handle or two. My wife loves the extra meat on me." - John Travolta
"I do remember being at a petrol station in New York and a man was saying, 'Hey, man, you look like that Hugh Grant--no offense!'" - Hugh Grant, mocked for looking like...himself
Ending With a Smile
Hey all you "Leave It to Beaver" fans...below a pic of your childhood heroes. All now part of the geriatric set.
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