Benjamin Button = Shirtless Brad Pitt

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QQQQ Says:

January 10th, 2007 at 9:58 pm
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yes it’s true Says: January 10th, 2007 at 9:49 pm -

“People can think anything they want about me if it makes their time at the checkout counter go a little quicker. I’m all for killing time in the super market.” Angie (Vogue, Jan 2006)

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Thanks 4Q for posting that quote from Angie, I love love that quote, one of my favorites from Angie

Folks better go easy on that Poor Jen’s People Choice thread or Just Jared will be forced to put up another one. I can only image the picture he will use next.
Peace to all

The Golden Globe gift basket is no more

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070111/ap_en_ot/irs_golden_globe_gifts

Well Benjamin Button
We also have this secret society where we meet once a month. I would tell ya, but it’s a secret.

New thread.

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Stranger posted about a blog that wrote Brad was ingnorant. Well this is the response from the writer of that post saying that she was WRONG. Way to go Stranger.

From the (less-ignorant) Writer:

For all the flamers who said I was ignorant, you have me dead to rights. My face flushed when Pitt said “you’re smarter than that” because I knew I should have known the answer. And I didn’t.

However, my question was: Was the civil war, the one detailed in the movie we had just watched, that he executive produced, still going on? And, as it turns out, the answer is, No. That specific war has ended, with conflict diminished to the point that (I later discovered) some Lost Boys have been able to visit their homelands. That had been the original intent of my question to Pitt (although, at that moment, I was sufficiently embarassed to not ask him).

And the last sentence of my post, were it better written, would have communicated its intent: One war has ended only to have others take its place. I never believed (or suggested) that all war in Africa, or in the Sudan, had ended — or that the conflicts currently taking place were in any way less significant. Or that Pitt was, as one poster said, an “idiot.”

Maybe Pitt misunderstood me and thought I was asking the status of all Sudanese wars. Or maybe he didn’t realize the exact status of the North-South war. I don’t know and it doesn’t matter — he was still better informed than I.

Finally, a great article here about tensions surrounding the celebration of the peace accord’s second anniversary: http://www.voanews.com/english/2007-01-10-voa47.cfm