07-16-2003, 04:45 PM
I guess this is entertainment news, but the new Tarantino film is going to be released in two separate parts, which seems to me like a bad idea.
07-16-2003, 04:45 PM
07-16-2003, 04:50 PM
who cares, he hasnt been relevant since pulp fiction.
07-16-2003, 04:51 PM
Keyser Soze Wrote:who cares, he hasnt been relevant since pulp fiction.true, but even then he looks like more of an asshole for thinking that his script is good enough where people will want to see both flicks.
07-16-2003, 04:53 PM
talk about trying to live off the accolades of 2 great films. Dogs and Fiction are classics, but everything since has been total shite.
07-16-2003, 04:54 PM
the movie was originally planned as 2 flicks, and the word is it's gonna kick serious ass.
07-16-2003, 04:58 PM
True Romance was better than Reservoir Dogs
07-16-2003, 05:00 PM
I just hope it won't be an exact clone of Dogs, because that would make both movies suck by association
07-16-2003, 05:12 PM
Galt Wrote:True Romance was better than Reservoir Dogsi big time agree with monsieur face breaker
07-16-2003, 05:27 PM
Ken'sPen Wrote:News Flash from the Future....I intend to wear no undies on Friday.
Arpi and Suzie enjoy a drink together on Friday,
Suzie still in her Granny Bloomers.
07-16-2003, 05:34 PM
just follow the trail to her party
07-16-2003, 05:48 PM
I forgot True Romance, since it was directed by Tony Scott. That was another fine film. The previews for "Kill Bill" look absolutely horrendous, if that is indeed the fact that you are referring to.
07-17-2003, 05:04 PM
any news?
07-17-2003, 05:08 PM
The director of the CIA is now saying that a senior member of the White House pressed him to include the statement that Saddam is looking for nukes.
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07-17-2003, 05:16 PM
i would use the link but that would be going to an alternate source for news. thanks for the headline though.
07-17-2003, 05:21 PM
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic senator charged on Thursday CIA Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official insisted on including a disputed allegation about Saddam Hussein's push for a nuclear weapon in a presidential speech.
The allegation by Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin was quickly denounced by White House spokesman Scott McClellan, who called it "nonsense" in the latest exchange on the issue between the Republican White House and Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Durbin told ABC's "Good Morning America" program that Tenet told the Senate Intelligence Committee in a closed-door session on Wednesday that a White House official pushed for including a line about Iraq's attempt to get uranium from Africa in President Bush's State of the Union speech last January.
"He certainly told us who the person was who was insistent on putting this language in which the CIA knew to be incredible, this language about the uranium shipment from Africa. And there was this negotiation between the White House and the CIA about just how far you could go and be close to the truth," Durbin said.
McClellan responded: "I think that characterization is nonsense. It's not surprising coming from someone who is in a rather small minority in Congress that did not support the action that we took."
The allegation by Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin was quickly denounced by White House spokesman Scott McClellan, who called it "nonsense" in the latest exchange on the issue between the Republican White House and Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Durbin told ABC's "Good Morning America" program that Tenet told the Senate Intelligence Committee in a closed-door session on Wednesday that a White House official pushed for including a line about Iraq's attempt to get uranium from Africa in President Bush's State of the Union speech last January.
"He certainly told us who the person was who was insistent on putting this language in which the CIA knew to be incredible, this language about the uranium shipment from Africa. And there was this negotiation between the White House and the CIA about just how far you could go and be close to the truth," Durbin said.
McClellan responded: "I think that characterization is nonsense. It's not surprising coming from someone who is in a rather small minority in Congress that did not support the action that we took."
07-17-2003, 05:23 PM
in that case, in other news:
The Iraq war death count has surpassed the Gulf War
A new bill being introduced to the house would make "peer to peer" file sharing a jailable offense
and
Harvard has added a major in African Studies that would require a "hip-hop" course
The Iraq war death count has surpassed the Gulf War
A new bill being introduced to the house would make "peer to peer" file sharing a jailable offense
and
Harvard has added a major in African Studies that would require a "hip-hop" course
07-17-2003, 05:24 PM
will there be lessons in "bling bling" and "mackin hoes" ?
07-17-2003, 05:25 PM
I think they called OJ to teach a course on "How to successfully kill someone and get away with it"
07-17-2003, 05:29 PM
OJ isnt considered black anymore
07-17-2003, 05:32 PM
why not? Some people still consider Michael Jackson black.