Showing posts with label Carl Paladino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carl Paladino. Show all posts

Friday, October 01, 2010

I Didn't Say It.......


The Paladino campaign, on Joy Behar's mention of "traditional marriage loving" and New York gubernatorial candidate, Carl Paladino's his ten year-old love child:
"Joy Behar should be absolutely ashamed of herself for referring to Carl's daughter as illegitimate. She's a child and does not deserve that kind of treatment from a woman who should know better. That's catty, it's pissy and strikes of something that someone would say when suffering from a sudden hot flash. The only person here who's illegitimate is Joy Behar's hairstylist. Joy is off Carl Paladino's Christmas card list." 

Wow. That answer makes me think that Paladino has a little queer underling on his campaign committee who likes to dish the snark and talk about people's hair.
Too bad he, or she, though i think it's he, works for a fucktard double-standard, traditional marriage loving, fuck around on his wife and have a baby, guy like asshat wingnut Carl Paladino.

LGBT-inclusive Reverend Carlton Pearson, on the Bishop Eddie Long scandal, and on why Christian churches need to accept gay people:
"Until the Church--the Church, black or otherwise--confronts--not combats--confronts this issue of human sexuality and homosexuality, which is not going away. Homosexuals and homosexuality is not going away. If every gay person in our church just left or those who have an orientation or preference or an inclination, or a fantasy, if everyone left, we wouldn't have--we wouldn't have a church."

You're right, Rev, if every gay, or gay friendly person, walked out of the churches, we'd have a bunch of buildings on our hands filled with a few people who live in hate and fear.

Jake Gyllenhaal's buddy, Adam Levine, asking to stop the rumors that Jake is gay:
“Will everyone stop thinking that dude is gay? Seriously guys. How immature is it of the media to perceive this guy — it has to be because of Brokeback, right? I've known this dude forever. He's one of my oldest friends, and it's very weird that they have this — it's very immature and infantile the way they treat his whole situation. If him hanging out with his bros means he's gay, it's like further perpetuating that weird homophobia that exists in our culture, which is just stupid. So, yeah, he's my buddy. I fuckin' love the guy.”

Oh Adam, I don't "think" Jake's gay,m even though the Kristen Dunst years had me thinking he must be because, well, Kristen Dunst?
So, I don't think he's gay, I just maybe fantasize a bit that he is, and there ain't nothing wrong with some Jake Lovin' In My Head..

Adam Lambert, on his frustration at the emphasis on him being gay:
"I'm very comfortable with my sexuality and I have no qualms talking about it. It's important for me to be bold about it. There are not a lot of examples of that in pop culture. I'm happy to fill that role. But I did an interview the other day and every question was a sensationalized question about being gay and the gay lifestyle. There's a fine line. As open as I am to mentioning it, I'm not a gay spokesman. I'm a singer. I'm an entertainer who happens to be gay. I'm going to work hard with the next album to make that the message. When the first line is 'Openly gay singer Adam Lambert …' it gets a little frustrating. The singer part should definitely come first. That's what I do."

I feel this same way. i am not the gay guy at work, I'm the guy--well, one of the guys, at work who is gay.
It's not who I am, it's just a piece of the puzzle.

Mo'Nique, on Lindsay Lohan:
"Stop judging her. That baby simply needs some help and if it was your baby, would you want to turn on the TV every night and hear people's horrible opinions and they don't know what’s really happening? So the advice is for us. Stop judging that baby. Let's stop judging that family because we don’t know what's really going on. Mind your business and let them mind theirs and maybe everybody will come out okay."

Hey Mo'Nique! Whazzup grrrrl?
Loved you in Precious, but, um, yeah, we know what';s happened with Lohan.
She's a criminal and a drug addict who keeps getting these ten minute sentences, and these rehab spa treatments, and then complaining about how tough her life is.
If her name was Lindsay Nobody, she'd have already fallen victim to the Three Strikes law and be in jail permanently.
So, don't ask us to lay off her.

Justin Timberlake, on becoming a serious actress [not a typo]:
"I've always admired the art of acting, and it's no secret that I was trained as a very young kid on a television show [The Mickey Mouse Club] with other extremely talented actors and singers. On top of that, I'm also extremely aware of the perception of me as an artist. I think that's why I made the choices that I made for myself. That's why I chose the smaller films that I've done. I thought that I'd rather have the experience of the process from people who are really respected and admired, and characters that I can really dive into, rather than cash in, so to speak. I'm not really interested in that."

He wants to be a serious actress like those other "actors" that came out of The Mickey Mouse Club.
Y'all remember Annette Funicello in Beach Blanket Crackhead, right?
Frankie Avalon in Beach Party Gang Rape?
Britney Spears in Austin Powers In Goldmember?
Okay, that last one is real.
But JT, you're no Annette Funicello.

David Letterman, on his now-ended feud with Oprah:
"This predates the Academy Awards. She hated me long before then. She was with Steadman, I was with my then-girlfriend Regina. We were both at a restaurant having lunch on vacation. I said to Regina, 'Oh, this is hilarious, I'm gonna make Oprah buy us lunch.'"

He ALLEGEDLY told the waiter "Oh, this woman right over there has been kind enough to take care of our check. We got a free lunch and that's where it started."
Oh Dave, everyone knows Oprah doesn't pay for food that doesn't go in her yap.
I'm surprised she didn't send her husband Gayle over to whip your ass.

Friday, August 27, 2010

I Didn't Say It......

Ken Mehlman, on how bad he feels that eleven states passed anti-gay amendments in 2004:
"Look, I have a lot of friends who ask questions and who are angry about it. I understand that folks are angry, I don’t know that you can change the past. As I’ve said, one thing I regret a lot is the fact that I wasn’t in the position I am today where I was comfortable with this part of my life, where I was able to be an advocate against that [strategy] and able to be someone who argued against it. I can’t change that – it is something I wish I could and I can only try to be helpful in the future. But I understand the anger and I talk to friends about it – it’s something that I hear from a number of friends."
Hypocrite.
Self-loathing hypocritical asshat.
I understand being in the closet, but I don't understand working as hard as Ken Mehlman did against the LGBT community, and coming up with so many anti-gay measures and plans and campaigns as he did.
He wants forgiveness?
Well, Ken, maybe when you spend as much time, effort and money working for equality, I'll think about it.


Michael BloombergNYC Mayor, on the Islamic Community Center, 51 Park:
"But if we say that a mosque or a community center should not be built near the perimeter of the World Trade Center site, we would compromise our commitment to fighting terror with freedom. We would undercut the values and principles that so many heroes died protecting. We would feed the false impressions that some Americans have about Muslims. We would send a signal around the world that Muslim Americans may be equal in the eyes of the law, but separate in the eyes of their countrymen. And we would hand a valuable propaganda tool to terrorist recruiters, who spread the fallacy that America is at war with Islam."
Religious Freedom applies to all religions, not just the ones pandered to by mindless Republican fucktards like Beck, Gingrich and Palin.

Jonathan Groff, on being gay and coming out to his parents:
"When I wanted to be an actor, my dad understood it, as he has his passion for horses. And the interesting thing about coming out is that everyone in their life – gay or straight – in a way comes out. Like debutantes, they have a coming out, saying, 'Look, this is who I am'."
Perhaps Ken Mehlman should have taken a page from Groff's Handbook.
It doesn't have to be self-loathing and hate, it can be a process that everyone goes through, in finding your true self.
Gay or straight, we all have closets we need to exit.

Drew Barrymore, telling one reporter about another reporter, while promoting her new movie, Going The Distance:
"You should have heard this bitch I had to do an interview with before you. God, I wanted to punch her, she would just not drop the youth thing. I have no problem talking about it. I am not someone who is ashamed of my past. I'm actually really proud. I know I made a lot of mistakes, but they in turn were my life lessons. It's actually good to get it done young and have a great life later. But yeah, man, I wanted to rip this woman's face off. She just would not shut up about it."
What happened to the Peace Drew?
The Love and Light Drew?

Kelly Bensimon, wackadoo from The Real Housewives of New York, on Danielle Staub, of The Real Mafia Wives Of New Jersey:
"If Danielle gets her own spinoff, I think that’d be amazing for her. She makes for great TV. She’s out of the box and has no inhibitions. It’s not my place to say whether someone has issues or not. I will say she has a lot of fun with what she’s doing. I don’t know what her real life is like, but I honestly don’t think that she’s well matched against the rest of that cast for that show. Still, she definitely is fun to watch. I love seeing her. She has no limitations and that’s great."
Plus, she's no Bethenny

Tiger Woods, on his ex-wife Elin's interview in People:
"This is a very painful, personal and private time for our family. Throughout this entire time, Elin has shown unwavering concern and support for our children. She is a wonderful mother. I know that the two of us will do everything we can to help our children adjust to this new family situation. We both cherish the time we can spend with Sam and Charlie. Whether it's taking Sam to school or hitting balls with Charlie on the range, nothing gives me more enjoyment than these simple pleasures. We have two special kids, and I'm going to enjoy every minute with them. Personally, I am learning to balance family and golf. My children come first and always will, but I also appreciate golf more than ever. I understand how important the fans and the game are to me. I know how lucky I am to do what I do for a living, and I am deeply grateful for everyone who has supported me."
Oh Tiger, it always comes back to golf.
I know you've given Elin a good chunk of your billions, but you still have enough left where you can retire and just be a good father to your kids. Be a good example to your kids.

Carl PaladinoNew York Republican gubernatorial candidate on how the state's poor should be 
housed in prisons for their own betterment:
"Instead of handing out the welfare checks, we'll teach people how to earn their check. We'll teach them personal hygiene ... the personal things they don't get when they come from dysfunctional homes. These are beautiful properties with basketball courts, bathroom facilities, toilet facilities. Many young people would love to get the hell out of cities. You have to teach them basic things — taking care of themselves, physical fitness. In their dysfunctional environment, they never learned these things."
I, for one, would like to see Carl Paladino housed in prison for a while, and then hear him tell us all how nice it is, with sports courts and toilets for him to use.
Typical Republican non-thinking asshat.

Mary Bale, on throwing a cat into a trash bin:
"I want to take this opportunity to apologize profusely for the upset and distress that my actions have caused. I cannot explain why I did this, it is completely out of character and I certainly did not intend to cause any distress to Lola or her owners. It was a split second of misjudgment that has got completely out of control. I don't know what the fuss is about. It's just a cat. I did it as a joke because I thought it would be funny. I never thought it would be trapped, I expected it to wriggle out. I don't know what my relatives will think but to be honest I think everyone is overreacting a bit."
Overreacting to taking a live creature and tossing it into the garbage?
I think Mary Bale needs to spend some time in a dumpster.
A long time.