very important political news Never-say-die Trump-humpers Breitbart "News" have some important politics facts to throw at ya, and that is that '90s sitcom star Kirstie Alley (who looks good!) likes some of the things that Donald Trump says. Is she voting for him? She won't go that far! But a glamorous Hollywood celebrity saying anything about Donald Trump beyond a long luxurious fart is pretty much all they can ask for.
Harlan Ellison tells the story of having a conversation with Isaac Asimov and L. Ron Hubbard at a 50's World Science Fiction Convention where Hubbard said, "I'm going to get out of writing and start a religion. That's where the real money is."
I chuckled at a recent "Shark Tank" when the business developed a natural spray for hands and breath that would take away the stank of dank, and it went completely over the Shark's heads.
I like your version better.
Fuck Kristie Alley.
That is all.
Boom.
He also said that a Saudi sheikh owns Fox News, which used to be true.
I thought Jenny McCarthy was the stupidest woman in Hollywood, followed by Kirk Cameron's dumb sister.
L. Ron Hubbard created Scientology as a gag. If there's an after life he must be laughing his ass off.
I thought they kept the pee-pees and lost the bollocks.
Zathras/Zathras 2016!
I'd rather vote for any character he voiced in any Pixar movie.
Science fiction, taken as fiction, is pleasantly rewarding. Science fiction, taken as fact, can fuck up your head.
Harlan Ellison tells the story of having a conversation with Isaac Asimov and L. Ron Hubbard at a 50's World Science Fiction Convention where Hubbard said, "I'm going to get out of writing and start a religion. That's where the real money is."
Actually, Kristie got wider, just a little to soon. Another ten years and both she and the screens would have got wider together.
She has been uncharacteristically quiet.
You can do anything but don't make me pee on my blue suede shoes.
Great actor--great characters. Can't watch it, as it reminds one of a time where the future wasn't a guaranteed shitshow.
I chuckled at a recent "Shark Tank" when the business developed a natural spray for hands and breath that would take away the stank of dank, and it went completely over the Shark's heads.