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Surprise…sur..Oh what the hell, this was so damn obvious.
No shit you’re gay Clay! When I saw this bitch on American Idol , I knew he was gay. Then when he sang about the moth on the wall my insides were screaming that Clay was gay. However, it’s about time he confirmed it.
Also…I don’t really like the way infants look but his baby is adorable.
It’s good to be honest in this world….unless you’re telling your audience how much a movie you directed is shitty as hell.
Well, that’s exactly what Mattieu Kassovitz, the director of Babylon A.D, did.
“I’m very unhappy with the film… I never had a chance to do one scene the way it was written or the way I wanted it to be. The script wasn’t respected. Bad producers, bad partners, it was a terrible experience. I should have chosen a studio that has guts. Fox was just trying to get a PG-13 movie. I’m ready to go to war against them, but I can’t because they don’t give a shit.”
Uhm, wow. So I guess if this movie blows, blame Fox.
Are we attempting to play God?
It’s apparent that the idea of cloning has been at an exponential increase. And now it’s made history in the category of the first commercial cloning. South Korean biotechnologists have cloned a pitbull terrier with the genetic material salvaged from it’s frozen ears. Quite an advancement for science.
But what was the story behind this epic event? Bernann Mckinney, a former starlet paid these South Korean scientists $50,000 to clone her deceased dog Booger. I’m not sure whether to be disgusted behind the motivation of these scientists or to be completely astounded that some idiot would be $50,000 to bring her dead dog ” back to life”.
However, because of this I really do hope South Korean scientists will consider cloning things that are more necessary to humans..such as organs. Some may argue that cloning should never come across anyone’s mind because we are human, not God.
I’m not so sure that I agree with that- but I know that numerous people would set their ethics aside to save a life by creating these clones of organs.
Then again the power of cloning could be abused. Whose to write the rules and regulations of what’s to be cloned and the reasoning behind it?
For the past couple of years I thought that my Porsche could only run on Premium gas.
Now these bitches are telling me my precious porsche can run on regular. NY times had the scoop when it came to this realization by those smart ass scientists. The benefits of switching from premium to regular is that it can save several dollars on each tankful, saving 30 cents a gallon-according to AAA.
They lied to us when they stated that using gasoline containing lower octane rating would eff up your car. It is now a fact that nearly all automobiles sold in the US since the 1990’s are able to smoothly run on regular-grade-87-octane gasoline . This could have been handy to me…for the past couple of months. For all those racers out there, the seven-horsepower difference is less than 2 percent.
Not so bad when you’re saving dough.
LMAO! Have you seen THIS new commerical for the McCain campaign?
It’s pretty funny how a politician decided to compare his opponent to two extremely idiotic celebrities. Like I’ve said before, politics and hollywood do NOT mix. That’s like beer and chocolate milk, DISGUSTING (trust me I would know).
But I do wonder…who would Obama compare John McCain to? My guess is Maddona’s vajay jay- I can hear the commerical now..: He’s the crustiest candidate there is…but is he ready to lead?
Holy snickerdoodles I can’t wait to see Obama’s rebuttal.
The Wall Street Journal reports on the welcome new trend of inventions aimed at curbing the anti-social behaviors of everyone in the world who makes you want to take a Blackberry and just smash their stupid slabs of face in. The products include a "$50 device that shuts up other people's dogs by answering their barks with an ultrasonic squeal that humans can't hear" and "a luminescent screen that fits in a car's rear window and, at the driver's command, flashes any one of five messages to other motorists. These include a smiley face, a sad face and phrases like 'Back Off' and 'Idiot.'" Even better is a concept aimed at a problem New Yorkers are all too familiar with: repetitive jackassy horn-honking syndrome.
If Joseph Mauriello has his way, the entire island of Manhattan will soon be a quieter place, thanks to a gadget. For 20 years in New York City, the 55-year-old says he's been disgusted by all the honking. As a tour company operator who's on the street constantly, he says he often finds it hard to hear over the clamor.We enthusiastically embrace this forward march of technology! If any budding Einsteins out there can come up with something that will completely incinerate the dumbasses who block the front of the subway entrance so they can finish their cellphone conversations, we will nominate you for a Nobel Prize. Any other ideas you'd like to see made real? Let's clean up this city, people!Mr. Mauriello has spent three years and tens of thousands of dollars developing the "Automobile Horn Audit System," a device that records honk stats like time, date and duration and has a GPS component to determine where the honking occurred.
He envisions it being installed in all cars in New York so that when owners bring them in for a state inspection, the data will be sent to a central office that will be empowered to assess levies on anyone who has demonstrated a pattern of excessive honking.
Revenge by Gadget [WSJ]