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85 years old.
Funny mofo.
RIP.
RIP Calvert DeForest aka Larry “Bud” Melman from David Letterman
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Monthly Archives: March 2007
The Real World on MTV and that big moron Tyree
I hope he gets his ass kicked. I wrote about this overgrown bully Tyree here back in December when he decided to pick on some gay dude a lot smaller than him, and try to act like a badass. On tonights episode it ended with him physically bullying a female, yanking her around by her arm, and not letting her leave the room. The show ended with a “To Be Continued…” message, and the previews show him being taken away in handcuffs.
I sincerely hope he not only is arrested, but possibly beaten severely by someone much smaller than him.
Holy crap, this Sanjaya kid is ripping off other American Idol contestants…
I can’t believe he is still on American Idol again this week. Yeah yeah, so the other guy forgot his lyrics, he still was better than Sanjaya. Same deal with that dude Sundance Head last week, sure he sucked on his performance of Pearl Jam’s “Jeremy” but he is still a better singer than Sanjaya.
I’m aware of that stupid website also that tries to influece American Idol votes, if that is having any affect then it’s a shame.
Borat’s movie sucked.
The Ali G show on HBO was funnier.
The movie was too “produced” or something, and had some obviously staged parts, which I guess is necessary in order to follow the plot, but that’s just the thing, I don’t give a crap about the plot. The funny parts are when he is interacting with legitimate unsuspecting people, not when he’s 69′n his fat sidekick. I couldn’t care less about the storyline of Borat travelling across the country to meet Pamela Anderson. Speaking of staged and scripted, the Pamela Anderson segment was an obviously scripted part of the movie. Pamela Anderson absolutely knew what was going to happen. Maybe this is old news, but I’ve just finally gotten around to seeing the movie now that it’s out on DVD. I’m glad I didn’t pay to see it when it was in theatres. Instead, I just got it from my blockbuster account.
JERICHO: Come on, did Shoshannah Stern leave the show?
I posted about Shoshannah Stern HERE back in November, because she hadn’t been on Jericho in a couple weeks. Now that the show is back on the air, I still haven’t seen her. Are the producers just hoping that viewers won’t notice that she’s gone so they wont have to explain it in the storyline?
Also, here is some Shoshannah Stern stuff on CafePress.com
Boooo! Antonella Barba voted off American Idol
Who cares if Antonella Barba can’t sing? At least she looks good in her almost nude photos. Maybe she’ll do a photo spread in a men’s magazine soon. 
Also, they sent Sundance Head home because he really sucked on his performance of Pearl Jam’s “Jeremy.” He is a good singer, don’t get me wrong. In fact, he was one of my favorites going into the Hollywood rounds, and I think he could’ve done better with “Jeremy” but it seemed a bit too up-tempo to me, I just know something was off. Regardless, I think they should’ve sent that young dude home before Sundance, but hey, it’s America’s vote, right?
RARE David Lynch heiroglyphics (I mean, autograph) from TWIN PEAKS..
I remember when these card sets came out (Twin Peaks). I used to have the hots for Sherilynn Finn. Anyway, the certified autograph cards from the set were really rare, and the David Lynch card nobody had ever seen! This is the first one I’ve seen. His autograph is a little weird huh?
In case you don’t know who David Lynch is, he directed such things as Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, Elephant Man, Eraserhead and Blue Velvet.
Bill McNeil (Newsradio) looks like the Cheerleaders dad from Heroes
At least he did in some of the earlier episodes of Newsradio. I think it’s because Bill McNeil (Phil Hartman) wore the same style of glasses as the Cheerleaders dad/Paper salesman guy from Heroes. I looked around online to see if I could find a picture of Phil Hartman with the particular glasses on to compare, but I couldn’t. So you’ll have to take my word for it.
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