Oliver Stone is creating a new film about the life and presidency of GWB -
Now we can wait for the explanations over the elements of fantasy in his movie, just as he did for 'JFK,' with gems like "maybe so but I felt the spirit of the movie was true."
And based on the recent poor performances of politically oriented Hollywood scripts, I wonder how well it will do to begin with. Perhaps the ABB's that are still around will feel a sense of warped patriotic honor and go see this movie, but at this point its beyond painfully obvious that there has been and currently is no market for the lefty flicks that Hollywood can't help itself... with or without.
What amuses me more is when Oliver Stone is asked about his personal opinion of the POTUS, which is well-known. His response is in the article I've linked. If anybody is actually gullible enough to believe that, I've got a great set of blue bridges (perfectly safe, btw!) that span the north and south sides of Grand Island that I'd like to sell to you.
I'm not exactly a defender of President Bush in general, but to suggest that Oliver Stone of all people would put together a balanced account of President Bush's life and presidency is laughable. He is in Cindy Sheehan territory, and I only say that in a hip, post-ironic way to reinforce her past relevance.
Dressing up some Ramen - now that is EXACTLY what I'm talking about! That's my kind of recipe. Eh, Josh? Eh?
Thanks for the link I meant to read that today and forgot. I admit I like my Ramen with as little water as possible and salty like it is and I think that is true for a lot of people. I also think it kinda defeats the purpose of it being cheap and quick and it wouldn't be something you would want to order any where, that is what causes the back lash. I also think that allot of people think peanuts and think of peanut butter and not a sauce flavored with it. I think that I might like the dish (oh yeah and I commented also about that), but not sure. But that being said I don't think there is anything wrong with thinking it is gross you yucky. The one version of spicing up things up I saw on a DVD. Everyone who was working on this movie or animation had to cook one night, this one guy had a huge pot and filled it with a bunch of ramean noodles the prymid of spices from the pack was at least a couple inches high he added chicken to it. It wasn't very fancy but it sure looked good.
sounds like these people think ramen is perfect the way it is, and shouldn't be touched.
That recipe sounds awesome if you ask me.
What were they saying yuck about? It isn't like he was putting human flesh of one's family in there... or was he?
3. Posted by sharon l on Tue, Jul 31, 2007, 10:17 am PDT
no way i would eat this or anyone in my family
Well, Sharon seems to think so