Eastwood on Moore

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“Michael Moore and I actually have a lot in common - we both appreciate living in a country where there’s free expression,” Eastwood was quoted as telling the National Board of Review awards dinner in New York Tuesday night.

With a cold glare Eastwood took notice of Moore sitting in the audience and said bluntly and without a smile: “But, Michael, if you ever show up at my front door with a camera - I’ll kill you.”

The Daily News reports the audience erupted in laughter, and Eastwood grinned. “I mean it,” Eastwood said again.
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YesORno said:
“Michael Moore and I actually have a lot in common - we both appreciate living in a country where there’s free expression,” Eastwood was quoted as telling the National Board of Review awards dinner in New York Tuesday night.

With a cold glare Eastwood took notice of Moore sitting in the audience and said bluntly and without a smile: “But, Michael, if you ever show up at my front door with a camera - I’ll kill you.”

The Daily News reports the audience erupted in laughter, and Eastwood grinned. “I mean it,” Eastwood said again.
Newsmax.com
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:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: I wonder if Michael will call his bluff.:eek: God Bless
 
I wonder if Michael will call his bluff. God Bless

Who knows? Baby Huey may blubber about the comment too. Say something like " He threatened me, blah, blah, blah." or write a so called documentary about Eastwood.
 
Eastwood should rememer the three S rule, the old cowboy and sheepherder rule for what to do about federally-protected predators that kill your stock, “Shoot, Shovel, and Shut up.”
 
vern humphrey:
Eastwood should rememer the three S rule, the old cowboy and sheepherder rule for what to do about federally-protected predators that kill your stock, “Shoot, Shovel, and Shut up.”
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I thought it was “shoot, skin, and stew.”
 
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Trelow:
I thought it was “shoot, skin, and stew.”
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You’d actually EAT a critter like that?

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YesORno said:
“Michael Moore and I actually have a lot in common - we both appreciate living in a country where there’s free expression,” Eastwood was quoted as telling the National Board of Review awards dinner in New York Tuesday night.

With a cold glare Eastwood took notice of Moore sitting in the audience and said bluntly and without a smile: “But, Michael, if you ever show up at my front door with a camera - I’ll kill you.”

The Daily News reports the audience erupted in laughter, and Eastwood grinned. “I mean it,” Eastwood said again.
Newsmax.com
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Go. Clint… make my day !!! smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/349.gif
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It’s really not very Catholic of us to take pleasure in the idea of someone shooting Michael Moore.

But then I think of Terrence O’Shaunessy’s confession:

“In th’ name o’ th’ Father, th’ Son an’ th’ Holy Spirit. Bless me Father, for I have sinned. Me last confession was a month ago.”

So Father O’Lochlin says, “An’ whit have ye t’ confess, me son?”

And Terrence, he says, “I stole, Father.”

“An’ whit did ye steal, me son?”

“Twenty cases o’ dynamite, Father.”

“Holy Mither of . . . TWENTY cases o’ dynamite? It’s enough to blow up everyone in Ireland!”

“Och, no, Father. It’ll all be used in England.”

"Ah, well. Say t’ree Hail Marys and try not to do it again."http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon10.gif
 
Vern, it’s been a long time since I’ve heard that one, and it still makes me :rotfl: . I know my Irish great-grandfather would have loved it.

Linda H.
 
Linda H.:
Vern, it’s been a long time since I’ve heard that one, and it still makes me :rotfl: . I know my Irish great-grandfather would have loved it.

Linda H.
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Me Great-Grand Da was a Fenian, and raised money for the Catalpa raid.

Reminds me of Father Murphy’s sermons. He always preached on “Get the Brits out of Ireland.” Finally the bishop explained to him that sermons are about morals and faith, not about politics.

“Ah, yer Rivrance, I’d no idea I was offending yez. But now that ye’ve brought it to me attention, yez can put it out of yer mind entirely. It’ll niver happen again.”

The next Sunday, he says, “Me sermon this Sunday is about the Last Supper. On the night that He was betrayed, He says, ‘I’ve got a tirrible t’ing t’ tell yez – wan o’ yez is gonna betray me t’ th’ aucthorities.’”

"An’ James falls down at His feet an’ says, “Lord, say it won’t be me. Me ault mither couldn’t live wid th’ dishgrace!’”

“An’ th’ Lord says, ‘Dinna fash yersel’, Seamus. ‘Twon’t be you that does th’ durty deed.’”

"An’ Peter kneels down an’ says, “Lord, Lord! Say ‘twon’t be me. There’s not been an informer in me family for t’ree hundrt year!’”

“An’ th’ Lord says, ‘Put yer mind at rest, Peader. ‘Twon’t be you that does th’ durty deed.’”

"Then Judas-- that durty, lyin’ Judas – says, "Gorblimey, Guv’nor! Yer don’t fink I’d turn yer in for thirty bloody quid!"http://forums.catholic-questions.org/images/icons/icon10.gif
 
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