Oooohhh... does her fucking job! I get it now!That's Sasha Grey, a famous former porn st-
I mean, I don't know, I certainly don't recognize her...
Truly. Since there are around 600 "commandments" I am sure she is falling short in a number of ways. She has a hunk of wood in her eye that she needs to deal with first. I am sort of tired of the hide-behind-religion shtick.She's not even following her own damn religion right.
Sometimes I wonder what percentage of clergy no longer believe, but still preach because they know it gives their congregation comfort and hope.
That's not limited to clergy, you know. There are also teachers, life counselors, medical professionals, public servants, and so on.Sometimes I wonder what percentage of clergy no longer believe, but still preach because they know it gives their congregation comfort and hope.
And that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. If she's purposefully altering these to make them worthless, she's still violating the rights of the gay couples that want to be married.Looks like someone needed to take it to the next level. She isn't blocking them from getting the licenses, she just deletes her name and the county after the fact, making them worthless.
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/b552...torney-kentucky-clerk-interfered-judges-order
I think that's what she wants.And that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. If she's purposefully altering these to make them worthless, she's still violating the rights of the gay couples that want to be married.
LEt's bet on how long until she's back in jail.
Exactly.Denying same-sex couples marriage has become like reality TV--an easy way for jerks to get their 15 minutes.
I assume there is.Isn't there a law about altering legal documents after they have been signed? This now goes above the initial charges into more criminal territory, I think.
Doesn't matter, any legal action taken against her will just be further proof of the "criminalization of christianity." Or at least that's what Mike Huckabee said.Isn't there a law about altering legal documents after they have been signed? This now goes above the initial charges into more criminal territory, I think.
You know, I might start deliberately misspelling it this way just to make it more pejorative.if you're going to be a biggot,
Would have been better if it were Carrie Fisher. She HAAAAAAAATES Star Wars.We have a winner!
Really? I didn't know that. I swear, the only person who actually likes it is Mark Hamil.Would have been better if it were Carrie Fisher. She HAAAAAAAATES Star Wars.
I wonder how much of it is hating the super popularity that sealed them into those roles, and how much is just not liking George Lucas. Because they didn't come back until Lucas was gone.Really? I didn't know that. I swear, the only person who actually likes it is Mark Hamil.
Probably because nobody would know who he was beyond Batman fans who read credits.I swear, the only person who actually likes it is Mark Hamil.
And Avatar fans that read credits.Probably because nobody would know who he was beyond Batman fans who read credits.
...As opposed to Carrie Fisher?Probably because nobody would know who he was beyond Batman fans who read credits.
I know her for a sort of mental meltdown . . . I think. I might be thinking of Margot Kidder....As opposed to Carrie Fisher?
Her dad was Eddie Fisher who was marginally famous, but her mother was Debbie Reynolds.I think her dad might have been someone famous, too...
Probably because nobody would know who he was beyond Batman fans who read credits.
Mark Hamill is actually VERY prolific. He's most known for his villain roles (The Joker, Emperor Ozai, Skeleton King in Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force GO!, Mr. Salacia in Metalocalypse, etc) but he's also Skips on Regular Show, the Fear Feaster on Adventure Time, Turtle on My Friends Tigger and Poo, Stickybeard on Codename: Kids Next Door, Larry 3000 on Time Squad... he's been in damn near everything and virtually all of his acting work since 1992 has been as a voice actor. Mark Hamill gets SERIOUS work.[DOUBLEPOST=1442769893,1442769730][/DOUBLEPOST]And Avatar fans that read credits.
On the plus side, Carrie Fisher knows script writing and is a excellent script doctor for Hollywood.Her dad was Eddie Fisher who was marginally famous, but her mother was Debbie Reynolds.
Basically Carrie Fisher wasn't even that interested in acting, but kind of had it forced on her by her mother.
Via Wikipedia said:Besides acting and writing original works, Fisher was one of the top script doctors in Hollywood, working on the screenplays of other writers.[11][12] She did uncredited polishes on movies in a 15-year stretch from 1991 to 2005,[11] and was hired by the creator of Star Wars, George Lucas, to polish scripts for his 1992 TV series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, as well as the dialogue for the Star Wars prequel scripts.[11] Her expertise in this area was the reason she was chosen as one of the interviewers for the screenwriting documentary Dreams on Spec in 2007. However, during an interview in 2004, she said that she no longer did much script doctoring.[12] However during the height of her career as a script doctor and rewriter, Fisher worked on Hook in 1991, Lethal Weapon 3 and Sister Act (1992), Made in America, Last Action Hero and So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993), My Girl 2, Milk Money, The River Wild and Love Affair (1994), Outbreak (1995), The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996), The Wedding Singer (1998), The Out-of-Towners and Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999), Coyote Ugly and Scream 3(2000), Kate & Leopold (2001), Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002), Intolerable Cruelty (2003), which she did a rewrite of back in 1994 (although it's not known if any of her work remained after the Coen Brothers rewrote it years later), Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005 film),[13] and finally Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith in that same year.
Yes, he works in show business. I wasn't saying he doesn't. But nobody (yes, that's an exaggeration) watches anything that you just listed.Mark Hamill is actually VERY prolific. He's most known for his villain roles (The Joker, Emperor Ozai, Skeleton King in Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force GO!, Mr. Salacia in Metalocalypse, etc) but he's also Skips on Regular Show, the Fear Feaster on Adventure Time, Turtle on My Friends Tigger and Poo, Stickybeard on Codename: Kids Next Door, Larry 3000 on Time Squad... he's been in damn near everything and virtually all of his acting work since 1992 has been as a voice actor. Mark Hamill gets SERIOUS work.
Yes, he works in show business. I wasn't saying he doesn't. But nobody (yes, that's an exaggeration) watches anything that you just listed.
Even a Batman cartoon is niche, as far as celebrity goes. So really, only @Ravenpoe is right.
. . . wait. This is James Cameron's Avatar, right?