<i>A Boy and His Dog The Ruling Class The Wicker Man </i>(original - 1973) and of course, always and forever<i> A Clockwork Orange </i>
<em>The Notebook</em> ought to cheer Clarence right up. After all, given his proclamations that all healthcare is unconstitutional, presumable olds dying is a laugh riot in the Thomas household.
Clarence especially likes the opening scene where the infantry storms Anita Hill
&quot;Roots.&quot; But he has to run it backwards so it has a happy ending.
<i>A Boy and His Dog The Ruling Class The Wicker Man </i>(original - 1973) and of course, always and forever<i> A Clockwork Orange </i>
No.
Huh, he always struck as a Blue Velet kind of a guy.
<em>The Notebook</em> ought to cheer Clarence right up. After all, given his proclamations that all healthcare is unconstitutional, presumable olds dying is a laugh riot in the Thomas household.
His favorite scene is the draft induction exams capped by that fabulous number, <i>&#039;Black Boys/White Boys&#039;</i>.
&quot;Last King of Scotland&quot;? He&#039;s got a look going here....
Yes, I&#039;m being redundant, but isn&#039;t Clarence a &quot;Family Values&quot; porn hound?
Clarence Thomas haz a sad? We could chip in for a one-way ticket to Somalia, where taxes are much lower.
It would make a lot of people happy.
Waking up and finding that his wife was miraculously switched with Anita Hill?
I&#039;d prefer they disconnect.
With extra hair!