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I’mma fly you ’til you love me, Pigeon.
He should’ve called called it Cheeseburger: A Love Movie. Because he’s fucking fat! LOL!
I think this is like the McGangBang. It’s not on the menu, but if you ask for it, you get it. Don’t try that at a Girl Scout cookie sale though. I asked for a Cleveland Steamer and now I can’t go within 100 yards of a school.
Is it safe to wear Ed Hardy ironically yet?
All of the blood that just rushed to nerds’ penises across the world is enough to fill three Grand Canyons.
So does the cake taste like abstinence?
Jessie seems a little too confident for someone who looks exactly like Stevie from Eastbound and Down.
No this isn’t fucking racist, it’s TRUE. White people are scared of black people even though they’re just like us. Holy shit, no one has ever made that commentary before. Just because something depicts a stereotype doesn’t mean it is stereotyping, it is merely pointing out that the stereotype exists, rather than ignoring it.
Has Teeth been nominated yet? If not it should be, as long as that guy from Nip/Tuck counts as a B List star. The worst part about Teeth is that if it was directed as a comedy by John Waters it would be fucking amazing, yet instead we get the most oblique metaphor ever.
Josh Brolin deserves to win for best supporting actor. He stole every scene he was in, and that was in a cast including James Franco and Sean Penn. Unfortunately, sentimentality and the Academy’s desperation for a “moment” will probably rob him. Benjamin Button was good, but Gran Torino doesn’t deserve shit. It’s completely cliche and predictable, not to mention that Thao can’t act for shit. Eastwood rocks ass (and does deserve an actor nod), and the first 45 minutes or so are hilarious, but unfortunately the movie is a steaming pile of shit trying way to hard to be “meaningful” and “important,” but ultimately it is only transparent.





















Dear Lena Horne,
That’s what she said.
Sincerely,
The Internet