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benoftowson wrote:if propaganda can be used so successfully to legitimise wars.. can't it also be used to promote peace?...

Yeah cos two wrongs always make a right.

Plus its not being used to promote anything (bar MM's agenda - himself and his products) its being used to discredit Bush. He doesn't argue positives, only negatives.

The negative points of war?

well it seems that bush hasn't many positive points

fire with fire,
yes he is fat but more to the point he is ugly
i´m going to make a spin off of your dumbhead film, about lewis and kenny being actually midgets... sam´s got a part in it too



starring natalie portman and james van der beek



so. who is your favourite of the fastastic four?

Kenny wrote:
Yeah cos two wrongs always make a right.

three lefts do...

willy the piss wrote:so. who is your favourite of the fastastic four?

Have you seen the new Disney/Pixar picture that's being released in the future; "The Incredibles"?

Check it here --> http://www.apple.com/trailers/disney/the_incredibles/
[Or go to this site if you want to actually download any of them.
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/i/incredibles.php]

I think the uses of being strechy would be very useful.
Wooha!

whoa, i like the mike weiringo pic(2nd)
his style´s a bit too cartoony in the comic i just bought but i like that one. (his version of doom ain´t great)
i saw the teaser on finding nemo dvd looks like it´ll be pretty good











where´s my suit woman!

Back on Micheal Moore, by rallying against dishonesty and lying done by politicians, he acts as if he's above that himself, but he's not. That projection of honesty, the image he keeps of himself on the moral high ground, is what led him to win an Oscar for "Bowling for Columbine," a film that fashions its own sort of political fiction through dishonest editing and unfair potshots at politicians and celebrities who have as few answers for the violence problems in America as he does.

Its ridiculous, how anyone can support such a blatent hypocrite.

Kenny wrote:Its ridiculous, how anyone can support such a blatent hypocrite.

Incase I haven't made this clear enough, I don't have some sort of society rallying support for Michael Moore, I simply find his films funny, entertaining and thought provoking.

How many of his films and TV programmes have you seen?

I do support michael moore.
Maybe he's not perfect but I can't see how to be choqued by his movies (well, maybe if you are probush, of course).

kenny what do you think about the hand of jacques chirac on the queen's back?
is it a crime of lese majesty?
do you think it's one of the biggest scandals of these last year (just behind charles having sex with camilla stuff-bowles)?

Yerrrrrr, lets all beat kenny up, yay.

that´ll be in the movie,

oh yeah kenny who do you want playing you? i´ve narrrowed it down to ice cube and antonio banderas...

i think your love interest is going to be some one unknown...

Antonio Banderas all the way, or that guy who snaps his bit of dread off after leaving the ice truck on 'cool runnings'.
Left-and-side-mahn (that grin is priceless)


Anyway, another twist in the saga....

bbc news wrote:Ratings row over Moore Iraq film

Moore interviewed soldiers and bereaved parents for his new film
The US distributors of Michael Moore's controversial documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 are to appeal a decision by US censors to give it a restrictive rating.

Apparently the film contains pictures and shots of dead US soldiers burnt, dragged behind trucks and strung up. But a fine point from Mr. Moore....

Michael Moore wrote:"It is sadly very possible that many 15- and 16-year-olds will be asked and recruited to serve in Iraq in the next couple of years.

"If they are old enough to be recruited and capable of being in combat and risking their lives, they certainly deserve the right to see what is going on in Iraq."

Full Story --> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainmen ... 804427.stm