Roger Ebert Calls Clint Eastwood Sad and Pathetic

Home - by BigFurHat - August 31, 2012 - 09:30 America/New_York - 29 Comments

A giant fat tub of goo sits in a dark theater most of his life, writing make believe about make believe, and he’s calling other people sad and pathetic?

What’s truly sad, for Ebert, is that they don’t sell pre-chewed popcorn at the concession stands. Remember when he was picking out a computer voice that would capture the essence of his former speech? I hope the designer provided angry bitter whining, because that pretty much sums up the Ebert 2.0 essence.

Politishmo -

Film critic Roger Ebert gave actor Clint Eastwood’s speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday two thumbs down.

“Clint, my hero, is coming across as sad and pathetic,” Ebert tweeted during Eastwood’s remarks. “He didn’t need to do this to himself. It’s unworthy of him.”

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What friggin arrogance – ” He didn’t need to do this to himself.”

I’m pretty sure Clint Eastwood does whatever the frig he wants, got it, Blinky?

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Drop Dead, Pig - this applies to my maahslime friends too

Drop Dead, Pig

Home - by BigFurHat - August 10, 2012 - 08:37 America/New_York - 7 Comments

Take your “apology” and cram it between the back pockets.

You know a paper is a hack rag when the “food critic” is a hopeless progtard.

Here’s what this deviant said -

Speaking of pigs, the VP of PR for Chick-fil-A dropped dead of a heart attack the week after the chain’s latest homophobia/anti-gay marriage scandal. Here’s an obit, and here’s more about him. Meanwhile, Chick-fil-A had record-breaking profits after its President, Dan Cathy, drew a line in the sand over same-sex marriage.

Breitbart

Mark Bittman, a New York Times food critic, admits he used an “inappropriate phrase” in an August 3 blog posting about Chick-Fil-A. In fact, it was down right Bitter, man, because he seemed to be rejoicing that a vice president of the fast food company had died of a heart attack back in July.

Bittman apologized to his readers for the giddiness he displayed about the death of Chick-Fil-A’s Vice President of Public Relations, Don Perry, who passed away on July 27.

Said the bitter foodie,

In a recent blog post, I used an inappropriate phrase to refer to the late VP of PR for Chick-fil-A. My choice of words did not rise to either my own standards or to The Times’s, and the phrase has been removed from the post. I regret this lapse.

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No, penis breath, this is YOUR STANDARD. Their is no temporary lowering of your standards. When you say it, THAT’S YOUR STANDARD. Until, of course, there is a backlash, and then suddenly you’ve been victimized by some evil force that hijacked your usual classy self.

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