FOX AND FIENDS - #1

fox news top exec. complains that the Olympic team is now darker..gayer..different.
white nationalist nazi.....so what else is news about fox now......sickening....he should be fired........seriously he should be on fired.

if anyone has the nerve to defend that guy im gonna vomit.

Rs in house are acting scared to death to spend a penny on any social or domestic issues...they are extremely worried about the lack of revenue they know is going to result from the tax cuts...........even the dumbest among them remember the bush formula for the total meltdown of the economy.....it is going to be sugar into salt.

I watched the first episode (of three) of the 2015 miniseries And Then There Were None, based on the Agatha Christie novel. Really good so far. Anyone seen it? I read the book when I was a kid and am sort of bummed that I remember the twist at the end. Maybe they'll change it?

Speaking of "and then there were none," remember this photo?



I saw it in The New Yorker last summer, and I think I may have posted it in this thread back then, too. Look at those five White House aides. Lewandowski, the reality TV diva, Mooch, the Hungarian Nazi dude -- they've all been gone for a while.

That blurry guy in the back? Rob Porter.

Now there are none!

Posted by dino27 on 2/8/2018 7:31:00 PM (view original):
FOX AND FIENDS - #1

fox news top exec. complains that the Olympic team is now darker..gayer..different.
white nationalist nazi.....so what else is news about fox now......sickening....he should be fired........seriously he should be on fired.

Yikes, I didn't realize that was a column he'd written (and presumably put some thought into). I thought it was an off-the-cuff remark.

WaPo is reporting that Fox News has pulled the piece because it doesn't reflect their "views or values."

Sure.

no seriously bro

Never doubt Erik Wemple. WORD

and never doubt me....i reported it here...and i saw the column.

i got my ap and upi certification from the dry cleaners.....i took a sticker that says press only and got to go anywhere and park anywhere.
.....and i did and that was a true story.........

nice

PRESS PRESS PULL

that looks like very early stooges.......great find.

Two things I remember growing up in the 60's.

The 3 Stooges were on every afternoon.

Saturday morning was cartoons.

That's pretty powerful when you consider you only got 3 channels and only one was clear except UHF which was mostly boring.

conspiracy theory

is it possible that trump asked Walmart to make Rachel Brandt an offer she could not refuse ?
trump is tight with walmart......

Hitchcock, Hawks, Huston, Sturgess, Bogart, Grant, Stewart, Lorre, Bergman, Bacall, Hayworth, Hepburn -- what a decade for film!

FAVORITE 1940s FILMS

1. Casablanca (legendary in every way)
2. Notorious (Bergman more beautiful than ever)
3. The Bicycle Thief (you'll cry!)
4. Arsenic and Old Lace (Grant and Lorre, two of the best at the top of their games)
5. The Big Sleep (even better than Chandler's book, thanks to Bogart)
6. The Maltese Falcon (Huston's first and best film)
7. Double Indemnity (great film noir -- starring the dad from My Three Sons!)
8. His Girl Friday (screwball comedy with machine-gun fast dialogue, very witty)
9. Rope (Hitchcock's experimental "long take" movie based on the Loeb/Leopold case)
10. Laura (stylish whodunnit starring Gene Tierney)

HM in alpha order: To Be or Not to Be (Jack Benny cracking wise in the face of a Nazi invasion), Gaslight (the 1944 version with Bergman; of interest etymologically for the term "gaslighting"), Gilda (the glamorous Hayworth), To Have and Have Not (good Hemingway adaption starring Bogart and Bacall), The Killers (the ur-Reservoir Dogs), Philadelphia Story (Hepburn: "The time to make up your mind about people is never"), Sullivan's Travels (big influence on the Coens' O Brother, Where Art Thou? -- come to think of it, The Big Sleep influenced The Big Lebowski), A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (you'll cry, part two!), The Uninvited (nicely directed supernatural mystery), White Heat (loopy but entertaining performance from Cagney; parodied humorously in Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult).