Dumb Celebs Again

[jdru25]

I watched an episode of that Nick and Jessica Newlyweds show and it just cracked me up to see what a Dumba$$ Jessica Simpson is. On this particular episode she said she didn't like Buffalo Wings because she would not eat Buffalo. I was laughing my A$$ OFF!! Well, let's hear everyone's opinions on these bright individuals from MTV and Hollywood.

 

[Vladimir Lenin]

it's all an act, and she's laughing all the way to the bank

buffalo wings or not, NBC just offered her to come up with a sitcom, starring none other than herself

cha-ching!

 

[AArider]

Yeah, that show will last. Americans hate dim witted stupid people. Look at what became of Anna Nicole Smith.

 

[FSB99]

Yeah, that show will last. Americans hate dim witted stupid people...

we'll see in 2004 if you're correct!

 

[Vladimir Lenin]

we'll see in 2004 if you're correct!

I was just about to say, Dubya managed pretty well

 

[GogglesPisano]

"I was proud the other day when both Republicans and Democrats stood with me in the Rose Garden to announce their support for a clear statement of purpose: you disarm, or we will."

GWB
Manchester, NH
October 5, 2002

 

[uwochris]

What about that dumb new show "The Simple Life" where Paris Hilton and Lyonel Richie's not-so-hot daughter go live on some farm for a while... dumb.

 

[jarhead]

Talk about a dumb celeb

Sen. Al Franken?

Franken, the comedian and best-selling author and a native of Minnesota, said Monday that he's exploring the idea of moving back to the state to run against Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in 2008.

"It's a long way away, five years away," Franken told the Star Tribune Monday night. "It might be crazy. I might not be the best candidate. Part of this is seeing what happens next year and what direction things are going."

He has previously dismissed talk of political office, but Newsweek this week first reported the story of his possible bid for the Senate.

Franken, a friend of the late Democratic Sen. Paul Wellstone, says he's being encouraged by his friends to run. Driving him as well has been his distaste for the Bush presidency, he said.

Al FrankenJoey McleisterStar Tribune"I felt like after 9/11 this president had a chance. We were united in a way that I had never seen, and he had a chance to take this country forward in a spirit of mutual purpose and mutual sacrifice. Instead, he just hijacked it and used it to his own political ends.

"I do think this administration has been dishonest with us. And it feels like [Sen.] Norm [Coleman] does what this administration wants him to do," Franken said.

"Again, I don't know if I would be the best candidate but I do want to get that I'm the New York Jew who was actually raised in Minnesota," he said.

Asked to respond to the Newsweek story, Coleman said: "I have no comment. I don't do comedy."