211: Happy Slapping

[Josh]

............ somebody hasn't told their parents

[slugymay]

Boy, someone feels empowered after watching Brokeback Mountain. Oh, sorry, was that not a joke for the lowest common dominator? Try this.

soneil has faagy, cunt breath that his boyfriend has to smell after he is done blowing him.

Anyone got a lower common denominator?

[MichaelG]

Originally Posted by slugymay

Boy, someone feels empowered after watching Brokeback Mountain. Oh, sorry, was that not a joke for the lowest common dominator? Try this.

soneil has faagy, cunt breath that his boyfriend has to smell after he is done blowing him.

Anyone got a lower common denominator?

Shouldn't it be ass breath, I think you have your homosexualities reversed. Or did you hear that from your BF one night?

(I am not defending Soneil, i just think his rebuttal may be to long winded for anyone to read through)

[mali]

Originally Posted by marionsilver

Just some other info about James Frey- if what he says in his second book is true (it is also "based" on a true story), he moved out to LA and worked as a screenwriter/filmmaker for a while before he decided to write the memoir about his drug addiction- so maybe he already saw how he cou;d get a movie deal out of it bu spicing up the facts.

Oprah most likely would have stood by the "It helps people" spiel if the whole 'fiasco' wasn't dubbed "The Man who Conned Oprah"

Honestly, I don't see what the big deal is. If I remember correctly, when Memoirs of a Geisha came out years ago, it was believed to be true as well. Anyone? Bueller?

[Bahn]

Then there's your government. They aren't exactly boasting truthiness.
Guess who's dupped more americans than James Frey?

Image the following Oprah would have if she turned on the Bush administration.

[mkl]

"If I remember correctly, when Memoirs of a Geisha came out years ago, it was believed to be true as well. Anyone? Bueller?"
I don't think so. The author was always listed as Arthur Golden. While people may have just thought it was true, it was never implied from the book or it's author that it was actually a "Memoir". It was published as a work of fiction, which just happened to have "Memoir" in the title, not published as a non-fictional memoir, like the crappy Oprah book.