No Wai!

Well he could not give a shit about Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana so therefore never hearing of either of them.


I could give less of a shit about either of them one way or another.

PiEdude wrote:

ReconToaster wrote:

Dud Doodoo wrote:Kill him. Now.

Dud, you have absolutely no room to talk. The other night you told me that you didn't know Michael Jackson had a sister... and that you had never heard of Michael Jackson until the whole molestation controversy.

You then revealed to me that you have never heard of Mariah Carry, or Jay Z, that you didn't know who Kanye West was until the Taylor swift controversy, and that you weren't aware of the fact that Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus are the same person.

YOU HAVE NO ROOM TO TALK!

I lol'd.

I was honestly in shock throughout that entire conversation. There was A LOT more that he'd never heard of, but I can't really recall all of them. I don't know... how he manages to avoid it all. Even our own forums are covered in videos of Lady Gaga, and Mariah Carey.

I mean, I knew who Michael Jackson was when I was 3 years old.

P wrote:Well he could not give a shit about Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana so therefore never hearing of either of them.

You think I give a shit about her? It's not a matter of giving a shit. It's a matter of EXISTING IN SOCIETY

Hook was an awesome movie.

RUFIO! RUFIO! RUFIO!

I've seen some of those movies and I knew his face but not his name.

I love Flubber and Mrs. Doubtfire. I recall watching them both endlessly as a child. I love this guy.

Gyyyyoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohddddd Moooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen Vietnaahhhhhhhhhhhm!!!!! was the best I think.

No...

That was not funny or entertaining at all. How is it that I am the only one who thinks that some old guy thinking he is funny, saying "Good morning Vietnam!" is not at all entertaining or impressive?

Robin Williams is a good voice actor, a decent actor, and a terrible comedian.

Robin Williams was also in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Where he played a man who's wife and baby had died during the birth and it was the doctors fault because he should have done this but he did that.

So he killed the doctor by cutting his brake lines and during most of the episode he is trying to teach something about standing up to athority and thinking for yourself and stuff like that. Kinda hard to explain it's something you gotta see. He did very well in that episode. If you have not already seen it. I suggest you look it up.

Here he is in said episode.