Jedi Knight
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Aardvark_DK said:
It was an excellent movie! Bill Murray rules!
Yeah, that was a good movie.
JK
Aardvark_DK said:
It was an excellent movie! Bill Murray rules!
NightG1 said:
My son went to a birthday party today and brought back two ballons. He went out in the back yard and released them. They went WAY up in the air.
Denise said:
AHEM! How far did they go?![]()
Apart from being on the right side of apartheid and being a victim of the regime, what qualities does the man possess that would lead people to listen to his opinions? He's a Marxist and his former wife was a bloodthirsty thug... these things alone would lead me to question his character.
It demonstrates that even a**holes may go to prison for the wrong reasons.
I have lost whatever respect I had for the old man.
The latest quote I read from this goof yesterday said something like "Why are the U.S. and Britain intent on underming the efforts of the U.N.? Is it because the U.N. President is black?".
For what it's worth, Mandela made himself sound like an ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊. Why do people revere the man? I understand that he was imprisoned and tortured by the South African government, and he didn't break under duress. For that, he deserves respect. Apart from being on the right side of apartheid and being a victim of the regime, what qualities does the man possess that would lead people to listen to his opinions? He's a Marxist and his former wife was a bloodthirsty thug... these things alone would lead me to question his character.
Jon_in_london said:Do you have a reference for that or are you just making it up?
If he is such a marxist, why does South Africa have a market economy? And if you are wondering what makes him so great- well, the fact that South Africa never erupted into a full scale blood bath/civil war might give you a hint. [/B]
He actually invented the nutty dance.BillyTK said:When was Nelson Mandela in Madness? What instrument did he play? I know The Specials released a single called "Free Nelson Mandela" (which was a quite groovy tune as I recall); maybe they knew something about Madness that we didn't, like Mandela being bound by contractual obligations to the band when in fact he wanted to leave. Hmmm...
subgenius said:
He actually invented the nutty dance.
All I know is I ain't gonna play Sun City.
Jedi Knight said:
Yeah but I got a gazillion PM's asking me to come back. That is why I didn't leave. Folks love me here.
JK
Get the movie. I'll give you your money back if you don't like it.Crossbow said:
Wow, a new secondary tag line!
But not to sidetrack things, I still have not seen the movie Groundhog Day. Although I have often thought that groundhogs are rather cute given their rodent heritage and swine name, and I like the comedy of Bill Murray.
Skeptic said:He made himself sound like an '◊◊◊◊◊◊◊' to you because he dared to be critical of your world-view
The two are not mutually exclusive. Here is an example:
BEING AN ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊: "◊◊◊◊ you, whitey!"
CHALLANGING YOUR WORLD VIEW: "We are secretly controlled by martians."
BEING AN ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ AND CHALLANGING YOUR WORLD VIEW AT THE SAME TIME: "We are secretly controlled by whiteys like you. ◊◊◊◊ you, whitey!"
The last one is (a free translation of) Mandela's statement.
Why is the United States behaving so arrogantly?" he asked. "All that (Mr. Bush) wants is Iraqi oil. Is it because the secretary-general of the United Nations is now a black man? They never did that when secretary-generals were white," he sai