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puckering up for the shrub
hehe... somebody toted.
how karen gets *'s red hot juices flowing
I perfer the Uruk hai. They're less dangerous.
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Uruk-Hai Unhappy with Portrayal in Films
Los Angeles, CA - The Uruk-Hai Anti-Defamation League (UADL) announced that it would be boycotting the premiere of The Return of the King, and would picket theaters because they are unhappy with their portrayal so far in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Kidnapping of short movie-goers was also threatened.
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"Ever since the Lord of the Rings premiered, people are so frightened of me. They'll avoid me when I walk down the sidewalk, cabs will pass me by, and cops keep pulling me over for no reason. OK, I admit maybe the cops are pulling me over because of the smeared blood all over the driver's side door, but the other stuff is still true and it hurts," said one Uruk-Hai.
Complaints to the UADL about Uruk-Hai harassment have increased 47% since The Fellowship of the Ring was released.
P.S. Has hughes ever apologized yet?
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/04/29/hughes.criticism/Apology demanded from Karen Hughes
Thursday, April 29, 2004
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Leaders of last Sunday's March for Women's Lives held a news conference on Capitol Hill Thursday to repeat their demand for an apology from Bush campaign adviser Karen Hughes for her remarks about abortion rights.
Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-New York, said that "by implying that pro-choice Americans have the same values as terrorists, Hughes insulted millions of American men and women, who believe women should make their own choices about their reproductive health."
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"The fundamental difference between us and the terror network we fight is that we value every life. It's the founding conviction of our country, that we're endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights, the right to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness," Hughes said.
"Unfortunately our enemies in the terror network, as we're seeing repeatedly in the headlines these days, don't value any life, not even the innocent and not even their own," she added.
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In response to earlier demands for an apology, Hughes is quoted in The Washington Post's Wednesday edition that criticism of her remarks was a "gross distortion."
Responding to those who said she was equating abortion rights activists with terror networks, Hughes told the Post, "That is a gross distortion and I would never make such a comparison."
big, brave little karen taking on those scary terrorists.
Nope... didn't think so.