Pitt Spotted In Pune

130 | gitane | I feel nothing for her…. she had bad intentions when she did that VF article, even the Vouge interview kinda called her out on it. (Where she let her g/fs bring out the stilletos while she remained “innocent” )

She forgot that everyone is not like Brad…. that is, let thing go. She and her peeps went to US with that engagement story, if Janis Min hadn’t gotten that story from her and Vince’s camp, i don’t think she would have gone on NBC with the story. She not only let her rep blast the woman after planting the story, but she went to People mag acting as if it was the end of world if that story was out there. Well this if JM’s FU to her. I still don’t like J Min, but i’m glad she called her out on all her B/S

Maybe the week of the DVD release she will issue a statement to people saying ’she was shocked, the world was shocked’ at what US did.

146 | gitane | - I agree Gitane, the person(s) had fun writing that story, they just roasted her ass, I am sorry but I can’t stop LMAO, I just love that article and I have never read anything like either

150 | Maniston | - Hiya Maniston, how are you girl?

154 | cyanide

thanks for all the scans.

Maybe the week of the DVD release she will issue a statement to people saying ’she was shocked, the world was shocked’ at what US did.

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157 | wow | VV is soooo full of sh*t, he got what he wanted, a movie that grossed over $100M, so all of a sudden he doesn’t need the spotlight anymore.

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oh don’t get me wrong. i’m not jumping on the twisted heap of a train wreck that is Team Aniston. i’m just like WOW! i’ve never read anything that blatantly vicious in my entire life. and they used her own words against her. in fact, they had experts analyze her words and label her the crazed heifer we all suspected she is. and they did it in the rag mag her fans have been living by for two years. as soon as i get over the shock, i’ll probably laugh. i’m going to wake up in the middle of the night and chuckle my ass off thinking of her crumpled in the fetal position and brad & angie completely removed from her crap in pune practicing The Position of the Courtesan.

but until then….DAMN!

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lol about the “shocked” part

OFF TOPIC

Rosie O’Donnell: The Second Amendment is ‘Not Really a Right’
Posted by Scott Whitlock on October 3, 2006 - 18:23.
Well known liberal Rosie O’Donnell used the shooting at an Amish school in Pennsylvania as a springboard to promote gun control. O’Donnell, who famously sparred with Tom Selleck (video), stated on Tuesday’s edition of ABC’s “The View” that the event should spur tighter restrictions:
O’Donnell: “I think the horror of imagining six to thirteen-year-old girls handcuffed together and shot execution style, one by one, is perhaps enough to awaken the nation that maybe we need some stricter gun control laws.”
This quickly led to an exchange with the program’s token conservative, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, in which O’Donnell asserted that there is no right to own a gun:
Hasselbeck: “So you can’t- You can’t take way the right to, to bear arms.”
O’Donnell: “Well, it’s not really a right. There’s debate as to what that-”
Hasselbeck: “It is a right. It’s in our Constitution. It’s the Second Amendment.”
O’Donnell: “Well, let’s talk instead of yell.”
Hasselbeck: “I’m not yelling.”
O’Donnell quickly expanded the discussion into an attack on the NRA:
O’Donnell: “I know that the Constitution has been interpreted many, many times. In our country the president puts his hand on the Bible and swears to uphold the Constitution. In the United States there is debate over whether or not the right to bear arms includes the lobby organization of the NRA, allowing no rules and no registration and absolutely, sort of, carte blanche, to make guns available to Americans in a way they’re not in the rest of the world.”
Hasselbeck initially attempted to placate the comedian on the October 3 show, but quickly abandoned it in favor of a vigorous defense of the Second Amendment:
Hasselbeck: “There should be- There should be a middle ground. There should be a middle ground.”
Walters: “Well, there are some gun control. I mean, without guns-”
O’Donnell: “Well, what about this? The firearm death rate among children in America 0 to 14 is 12 times higher then all 25 other industrialized nation combined. Combined.”
Hasselbeck: “What about the fact that firearms- Well, firearms are used 60 times more to defend people then they are to take a life in this country, too. That’s another statistic. This is why we have the debate.”
O’Donnell attempted to interrupt, but Hasselbeck quickly cut her off and delivered a second argument for the right to bear arms:
O’Donnell: “I know, but maybe-”
Hasselbeck: “These things confuse us as, as Americans, but, in, in the results of children dying kind of bring it to a front, they bring it right to a boil. And that’s why we have this discussion. That should not happen. But you have to remember that people protect themselves. In the times of segregation, when there were bigoted officers out there trying to just rule over and have government tyranny, people had to defend themselves somehow and they did it with guns.”
The liberal members of “The View” responded to Hasselbeck’s firm arguments by resorting to typical liberal cliches:
O’Donnell: “You can find an automobile that has a VIN number, if an automobile is stolen and you can trace it back to where the person bought the car and who bought it.”
Behar: “Don’t tell them how to get it.”
Hasselbeck: “You can. You can. I found out that I had a lemon that way.”
O’Donnell: “You can buy a gun in America and it is not licensed. We can’t trace who bought it, who owned it or who is responsible. That’s wrong.”
This is a tired argument by the gun control crowd. If you have to get a licence to drive, why not to own a gun? The simple answer is that driving a car is a privilege, not a right. Whether O’Donnell likes it or not, the right to own a gun is in the Second Amendment of the Constitution.
A few minutes later, the discussion turned to what would have happened if the shooter didn’t have a gun. Once again, it was left to Hasselbeck to make the obvious point:
O’Donnell: “If the man had a knife and he walked in there and there were adult women there and the man said I would like the women to leave because I’m going to keep the girls, I guarantee you, if that man did not have a gun, the mothers who were the teachers in that school would never have left those children alone in that room. Never.”
[Applause]
Hasselbeck: “What if they had a gun? What if- Hang on, let’s just flip it. I’m saying, let’s discuss all sides. What if, What if those women had guns on them and were able to defend themselves?”
O’Donnell: So you’re saying, you think we should arm teachers?”
Hasselbeck: “I’m not saying teachers should be armed. I’m just giving you the flip side of this situation-”
O’Donnell: “But the flip side is you’re saying-”
Hasselbeck: “-that is a lot of times guns are used to protect people, so we can’t be so extreme.”
Co-host Joy Behar, a short time later, brought up the second liberal cliche about guns:
Behar: “I think people want to hunt, that’s a right as you’re describing with their rifles. Why do they need an AK–47? Are these deer in the Israeli army?”
[Applause]
Behar: “What is the purpose of a machine gun to hunt with? Now that should be outlawed. Do you agree?”
Walters: Most people do not hunt with-”
Hasselbeck: “I would agree with that. And if you’re a good hunter, you don’t need that type of weapon.”
Walters: “They don’t hunt with machine guns.”
Yes, surprisingly, Barbara Walters provided the voice of reason. Hunters don’t use machine guns to kill deer. But why would anyone expect Joy Behar to know that? All she knows about hunters are the grotesque stereotypes that people like Rosie O’Donnell propagate. O’Donnell demonstrated clear ignorance about firearms with her next point:
O’Donnell: “But Barbara Walters. In America, it’s shocking that one is able to purchase an AK-47.”
Walters: I’m agreeing with you.”
Behar: “Why do they have them?”
O’Donnell: “Right. Because it is a $6 billion industry. And they have way too much power in a democracy, if you ask me.”
In fact, it is very difficult to purchase an AK-47. But, again, why expect Rosie O’Donnell to be knowledgeable about a subject? It’s so much more fun to be emotional.
Hasselbeck’s reply, and Rosie’s closing comment, hinted that viewers have not seen the last of such fierce debates on the ABC program:
Hasselbeck: “Well, the problem is statistics too. Because if you have restrictions, um, on guns, are not showing the results we’d like. You know what I mean?”
O’Donnell: “Well, you’re wrong, Elisabeth. And I’ll give you all the information at the commercial. We’re going to take a break and come back after this with more hot topics to annoy, I’m sure, a lot of people at home.”

155 | cyanide | Thanks for posting the link…

165 | wow

Yeap

I had 10 sec of pitty for her. That’s all that I have to give. And since she hates that stuff-pitty- I will not give it to her.

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I was gonna like VV, but the horses ass comment was nonsense. I guess he thought this bc it took VV less than a yr to dump her and see her neediness whereas brad took 7 :s

OH my GOD, I thought who posted it was kidding, (please don’t let me go back several pages , but I agree with whom ever posted it. I think you are right)…. We thinkAngie is still nursing Shiloh. I nursed all of my kids, please look at the cover pic ( shiloh’s head is under the blanky and she is nursing IMHO

164 | gitane | She talks so much that she doesn’t even realize what she’s saying… that statement she made about her g/f about them being her mother etc and NO man can compare to that, which man in their right mind would to get entangled with that. That’s the **** that Brad had to deal with, and her fans think Brad is cad for leaving…. she’s lucky she had 7 yrs with him, any other man would have left her ass after the first yr of marriage.

Great video ell.

128 | think positive|

Im actually thinking of an interview where he actually says he doesnt like it when someone says to someone else i cant live without you. He said he used to believe that way when he was young.. anyway.. i justremember it cause i read it not too long ago but i cant remember what article now. maybe he has changed since Angie.. i know he says he cant live without his kids!