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mosh wrote:Autobot032 wrote:...though it is creepy that Jack Nicholson tried to warn him about the role.[/size]
I'd heard/read rumors that Nicholson was disaapointed he wasn't asked to reprise the role, but never heard about him warning Ledger. That is creepy.
And Nicholson, who famously portrayed the menacing Joker in Tim Burton's 1989 movie Batman, implied to the waiting crowd outside plush London restaurant The Wolesley on Tuesday night he spoke to Ledger about his role in The Dark Knight - and warned him about the pitfalls of taking on such a demanding challenge.
When asked by the London crowds for his reaction to Ledger's untimely demise, a defeated Nicholson simply replied, "I told him so." Batman Begins prequel The Dark Knight is due to be released in July (08).
Dr. Heavy B wrote:possible drug related death....might have been suicide. maybe
Counterpunch wrote:I'll go into the street and slap someone's momma for a Leader-1 repaint.
muswp1 wrote:Robinson wrote:Burn wrote:Yeah, but are they worth the cost of a bullet?
For the satisfaction, I'd give an emphatic YES
I don't know about that, the cost of a box of a decent rifle bullet (.308 WinMag) might be more than those idiots are worth. Those people give real Christians, Baptists, etc... a bad name.
waylandcool wrote:WBC to picket Heath Ledger’s funeral
by Brian Jewell
arts writer
Wednesday Jan 23, 2008
That didn’t take long. The same day that actor Heath Ledger was found dead in his New York apartment, the apparent victim of a drug overdose, Fred Phelps’s Westboro Baptist Church announced that it would picket the funeral of the Brokeback Mountain star.
"God hates fag-enablers," the WBC proclaimed in a news release issued yesterday, concluding with: "Heath Ledger is now in Hell and has begun serving his eternal sentence - beside which, nothing else about Heath Ledger is relevant or consequential."
Brian Jewell can be reached at bjewell@baywindows.com
Thunderscream wrote:Didn't the US Federal Court system basically tell these asses to "cease and desist?"
Me, Grimlock! wrote:Thunderscream wrote:Didn't the US Federal Court system basically tell these asses to "cease and desist?"
Something like that. I think they're not allowed to protest within 300 meters of a funeral, something like that. The one thing Dubya did right.
Counterpunch wrote:I'll go into the street and slap someone's momma for a Leader-1 repaint.
Thunderscream wrote:Phelps isn't likely to fork over the moola it takes to fly him and his little cult from the Mid-West to the Outback.
Burn wrote:It's just a memorial service (and suppose to be in LA). Plans are still to fly his body back to Perth for a private funeral.
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Greg Carey (Queensland wide radio talk show host) just put a call in from Australia all the way to Shirley Phelps.
What an absoloutely disgustingly vile woman. I cannot for an instant believe the crap she was sprouting about God. I cannot believe that God could be such a hateful vengeful being.
I haven't followed this group much so this was my first real experience of listening to their crap and that's what it is. Pure and utter crap. It's religious extremists like them that give religions across the world a bad name.
Absoloutely disgusting.
Thunderscream wrote:Phelps isn't likely to fork over the moola it takes to fly him and his little cult from the Mid-West to the Outback.
Burn wrote:I cannot believe that God could be such a hateful vengeful being.
Darth Bombshell wrote:The sad thing is, that happening doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Leave to the extreme far right to take something like this and twist it around for their own personal ends. (It's sadly becoming their method of choice.) It would have been more surprising for something along these lines to NOT happen.
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