----She's proof that going to church no more makes ya a christian than sitting in a garage makes you a car.....----
Awesome.
-Dan
Posted on 04/29/2005 11:02:23 PM PDT by CHARLITE
Yes, I believe it was titled "The Rosie O'Donnell Story"
Awesome.
-Dan
Will someone PLEASE tell Rosie that there's no need to be upset, Iraq doesn't have billions of barrels of COOKING oil?
Oh, no, no, no...you don't want to ZOT the Irish Orca! Fat fire, don't you know...
Well, at least she admits her juvenile way of thinking.
Actually, no, she merely apologized for sitting in an anti-aircraft gun and being photographed that way.
I used to think that war was the absolute worst thing. Until 9-11... now I think there is something worse, and that is having absolutely nothing you want to defend. Rosie is an idiot, a dangerous idiot, because she thinks she's some fountain of wisdom. Just STFU
Indeed.
And even if Iraq was "only about the oil," well, it's our oil. We found it, we extracted it, we buy it, we use it.
It's ours, geography be damned.
Fat, ugly women insulting Bush is getting old. That's not news anymore.
Ooopps! Sorry, Rosie, but democracy has arrived in Baghdad.
Should we give it back to the terrorist?
What a sorry piece of has been trash; Her and Jane.
Is this how the media agents purport to give rise to failing Hollywood careers, bashing President Bush?
Talk about elitism and being completely out of touch with reality.
Next wall of liberal shame will crumble; judges.
I can't wait for the liberal melt-down!
Bring it on!
Snortin' Rosie, a jiggling dollop of hippo-flavored Jell-O, opens her squeal-hole and embarrasses herself again.
I can't wait to see the movie in which she plays Andie MacDowell's sister (now, there's some good casting!)
Does anyone remember what this homo said to a woman who got breast cancer? Something like it happens to people who lie and I hope you get it again...?
SOOOOOUUUUUEEEEEEEE!!! SSSSSOOOOUUUUEEEEEEEE!!!!
HERE SHE COMES!!!
Oh, yes. Didn't she say that to one of the editors of "McCall's"? Oh, I'm sorry. She renamed it "Rosie" and put herself on the cover every month.
And just exactly why should anyone care what that fat bag o' sh*t has to say about ANYthing?
O'Donnell = another argument for sexual abstinance.
MIDI - CRACKLIN ROSIE --- go the the site and choose the 1st of the 3 Cracklin Rosie MIDIs
Rosie O. we’re warning you
Greenwich is ready to run your ample butt…out on a rail
So you’d better bail
We do not like you gun-grabber types here
Rosie, just what can you say
We have just watched your own bodyguard get his…permit today
He’s shooting away
We do not like you gun-grabber types being here
Rosie O., you make us sick
With your 10,000 moron mommies
We’ve got something you can stick
With the statistics you’re such a liar…and now you’ve got your size 80 pants on fire
We’ve heard quite enough and we can’t take anymore
Hippo-cri-it…hippo-cri-it…hippo-crit, we mock you
Rosie O., you’ve been exposed
We’ve got to be very honest and say that’s…no pretty sight
There’s nightmares tonight
We do not like you gun-grabber types being here
Rosie O., you make us sick
With your 10,000 moron mommies
We’ve got something you can stick
With the statistics you’re such a liar…and now you’ve got your size 80 pants on fire
We’ve heard quite enough and we can’t take anymore
Hippo-cri-it...hippo-cri-it…hippo-crit, we mock you
Rosie O. we’re warning you
Greenwich is ready to run your ample butt…out on a rail
So you’d better bail
We do not like you gun-grabber types being here
(We do not like having any of you foolish gun-grabber types here)
Only the Lord can redeem her now.
She's just lost. IMHO
Whos Rosie Odmal?
A role Rosie was born to play. She doesn't even need to act. Just be herself. From a New York Times review:
"Riding the Bus With My Sister" is about a developmentally disabled woman played by Rosie O'Donnell. That's right: As Beth, Ms. O'Donnell dresses in wacky childish clothes and talks in a volume-inappropriate way and wears mismatched shoes and rides a hilarious bus around and around with her motley bus family. She annoys and enlightens the people she meets. And at times she shouts, in a voice you can probably imagine, "I am a person!"
Directed by Anjelica Huston, with music by Stewart Copeland, "Riding the Bus With My Sister," a Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation, also shouts "first-class production" and "Emmy bid." And yet. As usual in movies about the mentally handicapped, the character of Beth is never given a coherent pathology; we can't tell whether she has physical problems, exactly, or cognitive ones or behavioral ones or all of these, or Down syndrome.
Instead, like Tom Hanks's Forrest Gump in "Forrest Gump" and Sean Penn's Sam in "I Am Sam" and Juliette Lewis's Carla in "The Other Sister," Beth is mostly a constellation of misfit affectations - funny clothes, bipolar outbursts, a forced, garbled voice - and goofy physicality. Beth seems to be wrapped in a loose, superfluous layer of flesh, a symptom of some kind of metabolic disorder (she also gobbles sweets). As a character, she doesn't make sense: she's socially awkward, but not consistently disabled. She's less poignant or tragic than merely clamorous and bothersome.
I think Rosie 'o Fattie has the hots for Jane...they ought to grease 'em up, throw 'em in a king size bed and put it on pay-per-view....But then again...you may end up ralphing your beer and chips!
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