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Jeremy Riggs · 2011 Super Bowl Champions!

Todays SHUT THE HELL UP award goes to...

Dylan · Leader Of The Banned

Runner up...Cindy Sheehan

Somechick · Chairwoman Of The Board

Yowsa. You tell it like it is Riggs. Way to go. Can we vote on who earns this award?

Jeremy Riggs · 2011 Super Bowl Champions!

Absofreakinlutely you can Somechick!

Feel free to hand out the award to anyone you feel deserves it.

JD The Jazz Doctor · Grand Poobah

ok what did she do.

Jeremy Riggs · 2011 Super Bowl Champions!

Cindy Sheehan ain't no runner up, she's getting her own award as well.

confuzzed · Permanent State of Confusion

I am glad I am not the one winning this award.

thumperglh · Thumptastic: Chef of the Stars

Eveing Riggs!!! come to the party in the chat room and make sure to stop by the FFR food party thread.!!

I vote for Jennifer Aniston! We already know you broke off the marriage!

Jeremy Riggs · 2011 Super Bowl Champions!

JD,

In the interest of not turning this into a political thread that could cause divisions among our group of friends here, I'll keep my reasons to myself.

Just know that after listening to her blather on for a half hour on MSNBC tonight I felt the need to go onto my roof and scream the words...

BIANCA JAGGER...... SHUT THE HELL UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Somechick · Chairwoman Of The Board

I didn't realize she was on there. Yeah, I'd vote for her. Tom Cruise another one for obvious reasons. hmm...who else do I want to slap??

CP · Lord of the Lair

I thought maybe you were gunning for me. since you are not. like the thread

Jeremy Riggs · 2011 Super Bowl Champions!

She was just a guest on Tucker Carlsons show, she doesn't have her own show (thank God).

thumperglh · Thumptastic: Chef of the Stars

CP. you hardly talk at all cause you are sooooo quiet.

Besides We all like you.

I vote for the newcasters at CNN over the news of Olivia Newton Johns lover disappearing

GET OVER IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CP · Lord of the Lair

give her time--since ozzie got cancelled they will have her in the next reality show

JD The Jazz Doctor · Grand Poobah

I have a lot of people in the public spotlight and world view that I would like to shut up too. To many to name, but they are the obvious ones.

CP · Lord of the Lair

Like maybe, Ben Affleck?

jstdve · CEO - The KOTO Co.

I nominate ME! , I've been b*****n so much lately that I'm tired of hearing myself b**** . So I will tell myself to "shut the hell up "

MzHartz · Permanent Vacation

I second the nomination for Tom Cruise...

Date: Thu Dec 8 14:37 2005

Had to update this thread! Where is Dave when I need him!

TEHRAN, Iran (Reuters) -- Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has expressed doubt that the Holocaust occurred and suggested Israel be moved to Europe.

His comments, reported by Iran's official IRNA news agency from a news conference he gave on Thursday in the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca, follow his call in October for Israel to be "wiped off the map," which sparked widespread international condemnation.

"Some European countries insist on saying that Hitler killed millions of innocent Jews in furnaces and they insist on it to the extent that if anyone proves something contrary to that they condemn that person and throw them in jail," IRNA quoted Ahmadinejad as saying.

"Although we don't accept this claim, if we suppose it is true, our question for the Europeans is: is the killing of innocent Jewish people by Hitler the reason for their support to the occupiers of Jerusalem?" he said.

"If the Europeans are honest they should give some of their provinces in Europe -- like in Germany, Austria or other countries -- to the Zionists and the Zionists can establish their state in Europe. You offer part of Europe and we will support it."

Historians say six million Jews were killed in the Nazi Holocaust. Ahmadinejad's remarks drew swift rebukes from Israel and Washington.

"This is not the first time, unfortunately, that the Iranian president has expressed the most outrageous ideas concerning Jews and Israel," said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev.

"He is not just Israel's problem. He is a worry for the entire international community," he added.

White House spokesman Scott McClellan said: "It just further underscores our concerns about the regime in Iran and it's all the more reason why it's so important that the regime not have the ability to develop nuclear weapons."

jstdve · CEO - The KOTO Co.

LOL this guy is to much ! He should be on Leno along with Ka-daffy.

On a more serious note - Now you know why the Whitehouse is keeping close tabs on this nut. You do know he wants a NUCLEAR REACTOR ? ( for "peacefull "purposes ) , maybe Saddam will have a roomate in the future..

also- I'm not agreeing with his views on the holocost but he does have a point on making a Jewish state , :if you luv em so much , why didn't you give em a home in Europe instead of dropping em off in the middle of the Muslim world ? that is a legitimate rational question , but when it comes in the middle of a tyraid , who's gonna listen ? or respond ?

side note- makes me wonder how all the other Middle East leaders will comment .

PS- You know , somedays being a Muslim must be a royal pain in the azz.Kinda like KD must feel when the polygamy word comes out.

BTW- you do realise if he is in power for very long he will start a war with Isreal , which will lead to ..

Date: Thu Dec 8 19:27 2005

Too scary to think that deeply about. Some days just having faith that if you leave this world, you will be better off, is enough!

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

Venezuelan Leader Says Castro in 'Great Battle' for Life

CARACAS, Venezuela (Aug. 10) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Thursday his close friend and ally Fidel Castro is in a "great battle for life," but he also expressed optimism about the 79-year-old Cuban leader's recovery. From here, let's pray to God for Fidel and his recovery, and he's fighting a great battle," Chavez said in a televised speech from the eastern state of Anzoategui.

Chavez said he had received a message from Castro on Wednesday "that filled me with more optimism, with more faith."

"Among other things Fidel told me ... 'I keep saying Chavez , God help Chavez and his friends,"' Chavez said.

"I wrote to him in my own handwriting last night, in the early morning, to send it with the messenger who was returning immediately: 'You are fighting a great battle every day, all these nights," Chavez said.

Castro said July 31 he was stepping aside temporarily, granting his powers to his brother Raul as head of the government and the Communist Party so he could recover from intestinal surgery.

Neither brother has been seen in public since then. Details of Castro's condition, his ailment and the surgical procedure he underwent are being treated as a "state secret."

08-10-06 16:15 EDT

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

Don't worry so do I!

Paris Hilton: 'I, like, cry, when I listen to' CD

-- Paris Hilton is no stranger to self-promotion. But when she asked DJs to play songs from her upcoming debut album, "Paris," last spring, she wasn't so confident.

"People go crazy," the 25-year-old socialite/reality TV star/singer says in an interview in the September issue of Blender magazine, on newsstands Tuesday. "They love it. Everyone's like, 'Who is this?' I don't tell. Because I don't want someone putting their phone up and recording it and making a ring tone off of it.

"I think when people don't know it's me, they won't judge it. But if they know it's me, then they'll be like, 'Ugh.' They won't even dance."

"Paris" the album was set for release Tuesday. Hilton's breathy, reggae-infused single, "Stars Are Blind," has climbed to the top of Billboard's dance music chart.

Hilton posed for Blender's cover and inside pages wearing lingerie; in one photo, she wears a pink bra, black fishnet stockings and gold platform heels.

Of her album, she says, "I, like, cry, when I listen to it, it's so good."

Hilton says the baby voice she uses on the reality TV show "The Simple Life" is an act.

"I'm always playing a character," she says. "I don't talk like this really -- like a baby. I don't act like myself in public, because I don't really want to show everyone the real me. Because I have no privacy whatsoever, the only thing I have is who I really am."

Cheeselvr · Better Than Cheddar

What did Bianca Jagger have to say?

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

Attorney for "My-Space" Attacker Claims Constitutional Protection

9/6/2006

The attorney for a 19-year-old man accused of sexual assault claims the U-S Constitution protects him from full responsibility for having sex with a 14-year-old girl.

Pete Solis reportedly met his victim via "My-Space.com," apparently leading to dinner and a movie back in May, allegedly followed by sexually assaulting the victim afterwards in a shopping center parking lot…

"We are saying that to create liability for only one party--for the older party, and not the younger party--that violates Equal Protection," attorney Adam Reposa says outside a Travis County courtroom this morning.

Reposa claims that extends to protection of procreation rights, despite the victim's age. He maintains that he is not trying to villify the 14-year-old victim.

Solis would face up to 20 years in jail and permanent registration as a sex offender, if he's convicted. A judge will hear Reposa's argument next Monday.

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

Rush Limbaugh must have lost his fricken mind!

NEW YORK (AP) -- In a response to charges by conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh, Michael J. Fox defended his appearance in recent political campaign ads, saying he was neither acting nor off his medication for Parkinson's disease.

On the contrary, he had been overmedicated, the actor said during an interview aired on Thursday's "CBS Evening News with Katie Couric."

"The irony of it is that I was too medicated," Fox told Couric, adding that his jumpy condition as he spoke to her reflected "a dearth of medication -- not by design. I just take it, and it kicks in when it kicks in."

"That's funny -- the notion that you could calculate it for effect," he said. "Would that we could."

The 7 1/2-minute interview with Fox, whose shaking at one point dislodged the microphone clipped to his jacket lapel, aired in two segments taped Thursday afternoon on the "Evening News" set. (Watch why Fox doesn't 'give a damn' about Limbaugh's pity -- :32 Video)

Fox drew some conservative criticism after an ad began running in Missouri during the World Series. It showed Fox visibly shaking while urging fans to vote yes for stem-cell research and Democratic Senate challenger Claire McCaskill -- and no to the Republican incumbent Jim Talent.

"They say all politics is local, but it's not always the case," Fox says in the 30-second spot. "What you do in Missouri matters to millions of Americans -- Americans like me."

Fox, who supports research on embryonic stem cell for a potential cure for Parkinson's, also has lent his celebrity to Democrats Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin, running for the Senate in Maryland, and Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, who is seeking re-election. Both politicians also back stem-cell research.

The ads triggered a backlash, with radio commentator Limbaugh claiming during his broadcast that Fox was "either off his medication or acting." Limbaugh called Fox "really shameless" in his effort to stir up sympathy. (Full story)

Limbaugh later in the broadcast said he would apologize if he was proved wrong about his claim.

Fox told Couric that he did the ads only to advance his cause, and that he doesn't care about politics.

"Disease is a nonpartisan problem that requires a bipartisan solution," he said.

"Would you support a Republican candidate?" Couric asked.

"I have," Fox replied. "I've campaigned for Arlen Specter," describing the Republican senator from Pennsylvania as a "fantastic champion of stem-cell research."

"We have a right if there's answers out there, to pursue those answers with the full support of our politicians," he said.

Fox, 45, who starred on TV's "Family Ties" and "Spin City" as well as the "Back to the Future" films, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1991 and revealed his condition publicly in 1998. In 2000, he quit full-time acting because of his symptoms and founded the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, which has raised millions of dollars. (Watch the visibly ill Fox make a pitch for McCaskill -- 2:35 Video)

At the conclusion of the first segment of the interview, Couric told viewers that her father has Parkinson's and that she has made contributions for research to Fox's foundation.

MzHartz · Permanent Vacation

Go Michael J. Fox!! Rush Limbaugh is an insensitive idiot (and that's being nice). Maybe he should try having Parkinsons for a day!

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

I just can't even imagine saying something SO INSENSITIVE. Michael J Fox is such a great person, so dedicated to raising money for a worthy cause. He might have selfish reasons, but I believe that he has taken his popularity and used it to the best of his ability, just like Christopher Reeves.

Mad Mema · Bad Biker Granny

All of the politicans from both parties. I'm totally disgusted at the cheap shots, mud slinging, and sleezy campaign commercials. I'm finding it increasingly difficult to support either party as they are both run by extremists. It's truly sad that this is what it comes to every year, and every year it gets worse.

Ruby · The Good Witch Of The South

I could not despise this man anymore!

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) - Rap star Kanye West was named Best Hip Hop artist, but still came off as a sore loser at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Kanye West, left, complains alongside winners Justice and Simian at the MTV Europe Music Awards at The Bella Centre, Copenhagen, Denmark, Thursday Nov. 2, 2006. West apparently was so disappointed at not winning for Best Video that he crashed the stage Thursday in Copenhagen when the award was being presented to Justice and Simian for "We Are Your Friends." In a tirade riddled with expletives, West said he should have won the prize for his video "Touch The Sky," because it "cost a million dollars, Pamela Anderson was in it. I was jumping across canyons." (AP Photo/Jon Super)

West apparently was so disappointed at not winning for Best Video that he crashed the stage Thursday in Copenhagen when the award was being presented to Justice and Simian for "We Are Your Friends."

In a tirade riddled with expletives, West said he should have won the prize for his video "Touch The Sky," because it "cost a million dollars, Pamela Anderson was in it. I was jumping across canyons."

"If I don't win, the awards show loses credibility," West said.

The rapper grabbed the Best Hip Hop award earlier in the night in a star-studded event hosted by Justin Timberlake in the Danish capital.

West has a particular affinity for the "Touch The Sky" video. In an interview with The Associated Press in August, he expressed his displeasure that the clip, an elaborate Evel Knievel spoof, didn't get nominated for an MTV Video Music Award.

"It didn't get any nominations, but it's one of the most memorable videos of the year for me," he told AP.

It's also not the first time he's had a meltdown at an awards show. At the 2004 American Music Awards, West bitterly complained backstage that he was robbed when he didn't win a trophy.

A West publicist did not return an e-mail request for comment.