Comments on: Hallelujah.

By: LA Mary

LA Mary — Tue, 12 May 2009 15:02:34 +0000

After choosing Joan Rivers as the winner of Celebrity Apprentice last weekend, Donald Trump now decides if Carrie Prejean can keep her title and her tits.

By: coozledad

coozledad — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:22:50 +0000

Brian: I’m just an entertainer.

By: brian stouder

brian stouder — Tue, 12 May 2009 12:59:40 +0000

Just for the record, Coozledwight, the South doesn’t have anything like a monopoly on ignorance or racism.

Many of Meade’s tired troops had to march directly from the God-awful killing-fields at Gettysburg to New York City, to put down the terrible riots there, which were nominally anti-draft, but which very quickly turned into lots of Irishmen and other whites hunting down and lynching every black American they could get their hands on (literally hung from the light poles)

By: MichaelG

MichaelG — Tue, 12 May 2009 12:58:09 +0000

Can’t help but notice the contrast between the two beauty queens who have been much in the news lately: The former Miss North Dakota and the current Miss California. And with reference to the latter, nobody can make her look bad. Only she can make herself look bad. And doing a good job of it. Who can outawkward that sentance?

By: ROgirl

ROgirl — Tue, 12 May 2009 12:55:06 +0000

Dick Cheney and Rush are the most visible faces and voices of the Republican party these days. Sneering, bloated, cheap shot artists par excellence.

By: coozledad

coozledad — Tue, 12 May 2009 12:36:44 +0000

I earned a right to intellectual dishonesty. After all, I come from a long line of white rubbish that Roosevelt finally scooped up out of the ruins of the Civil War, fed, clothed and housed,and gave them running water and electricity so they could get back up on their feet and blame the fact that everything they touch turns to shit on blacks, Jews, gays, the devil, what the fuck ever.
I keep telling my wife that Roosevelt should have let the depression run its course in the south, and intervened only when the native Leninists had hung every fake aristocrat and mill owner from the handful of telephone poles that would have existed.
I am with Tom Hilton on this one. The fact that Grant and Sherman didn’t have nuclear weapons is a strong argument in favor of the nebulousness of God.

By: Jeff (the mild-mannered one)

Jeff (the mild-mannered one) — Tue, 12 May 2009 11:59:20 +0000

Not to pile on Detroit’s miseries, but look out for the Blackhawks — the Wirtz Curse may well be crumbling!

By: Jeff (the mild-mannered one)

Jeff (the mild-mannered one) — Tue, 12 May 2009 11:16:20 +0000

Dexter, let me put it this way — it’s much better than “The Phantom Menace” was. Greatest of all time? That’ll set you up for major unnecessary disappointment.

A fun, wild ride with plenty of excellent character studies (even the red shirt gets a bit of dialogue and post-inevitability reaction from a lead character). Best movie evah? Not by a few light years, but finest starship cheesecake shot ever, no doubt (thanks to Saturn’s backdrop and Titan’s outer atmosphere).

By: CrazyCatLady

CrazyCatLady — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:47:33 +0000

Did anyone ever notice that the fatter and older Limbaugh gets, the meaner he gets, the more hateful, the fatter the lies/misinformation he spouts? He may have $400 Million dollars, but he has no wife, no children, and 3 ex-wives to support. I kind of feel sorry for the lonely old bastard. Oh, who the hell am I kidding… NOT!!!!! He can rot.

By: Dexter

Dexter — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:40:26 +0000

I have probably seen all the original Star Trek TV shows but not when they first were shown…I was five years late , and caught them on re-runs when they were on in the afternoons and I was flat-sick with mono.
I moved on and “lost interest in childish things” as I was instructed in church.
Now, I ain’t being prudish…I still follow sports, which some find childish and “stupid”, but “Star Wars” and the “Star Trek” movie franchise and all the stuff associated with them never grabbed me, although a friend insisted I see Lucas’s “Star Wars”, so I did, and to me it was just a cartoon, so no, I didn’t “get it.”
I preferred the “buddy movies” of the 1970′s, and the great films from that time, the Scorcese films, and films like “Chinatown”, “Scarecrow”, “Dog Day Afternoon”, “The Godfather”, “Taxi Driver”…that was my genre … not space science fiction.
So what, you say?
I say this : I heard caller after caller on an XM station say that the new “Star Trek” is the best movie they have ever seen. Most of these callers were around 24-30 years old, and some were not franchise addicts (nuts) they said this film is so good they bumped it to #1 all-time.
So now I am going to see it this weekend, and I last went to a movie in 1998.