Why is it that some people feel the need to go out of their way to show the world just how big of an A-hole they can be?
You would think that a walking, talking anus's (or would that be ani?) would try to downplay the fact that verbal excrement is what spews out of their mouths, but no…they want to make sure that everyone is aware of this fact.
Heath Ledger has died, regardless of how he died, what caused his death, etc., he is dead and a little girl has lost her daddy. Rather than having an ounce of civility we have some cretins who jump on the chance to be attention whores “Look at me! Look at me!” and commence with the verbal diarrhea. All I can say to them is STFU, please.
Here is what is causing the Aging Disco Diva to flip her polyester, neon-orange wig:
Some pinhead named the Ultimate Warrior weighed in on the subject by writing "His (Heath Ledger) kid is without a father, yes, but the negative influence is now removed and his own child has the chance for a full recovery."
Well, now that I am good and fired up, it is time to call the book club to order:
Chapter three
Career-wise things were going well. He had “it” and was literally an overnight hit. He was cast in commercials and snagged small role in the movie “Endless Love” which was followed by the part of David Shawn in “Taps” where he meet fellow cast members Sean Penn and Timothy Hutton. The three young actors became close friends.
He moved to Hollywood and became part of the “Brat Pack” Some of his hometown friends were less than impressed with Tom’s new friends, finding Sean Penn to be an obnoxious SOB asshole (some things never change, eh?) and not caring for the “new” Tom whom they characterized as now being “insufferable, arrogant, utterly self-absorbed and unapproachable” His sister Cass confessed that during this time she felt that “Tom had gotten too cocky” and “hard to be around” Tom hired Paula Wagner as his agent and signed a contract to star in the movie “Losin’ It” (yeah, I never heard of it either) It was a flop, but the fact that it was largely ignored, while “Taps” was a box office success lessened it’s impact on Tom’s career.
This was followed by the role that made Tom Cruise a star: Joel Goodsen in “Risky Business”
Chapter three summary (on a score of 0 to 4 cups of espresso)
Overall interest: (3 out of 4 cups)
Juicy gossip: (2 out of 4 cups)
Believability of facts presented: (4 out of 4 cups)
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