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Unlike a year or two ago when I repeatedly bumped the thread with a birthday greeting.
Yeah, don't do that anymore... Lol.
Tough crowd!
In other news, I just heard today that a Mel Gibson film based on the Maccabees is in the works. According to Wikipedia (), it was announced in 2011. Good to know I'm still out of the loop. Anyway, I'm rather excited about it!
who is the chick in your sig?
Tough crowd!
In other news, I just heard today that a Mel Gibson film based on the Maccabees is in the works. According to Wikipedia (), it was announced in 2011. Good to know I'm still out of the loop. Anyway, I'm rather excited about it!
That was so bad... but unfortunately, rather funny.hmmmmm now is he doing this because he wants to do another bible movie......
or does he just wanna do a movie where jews get killed?
lol sorry that was a mean joke
I didn't know anything about a drunken rant. I thought people claimed The Passion was anti-semitic because the priests wanted Jesus executed. *shrugs*Mel Gibson should really have been given another chance. Passion of the Christ was supposed to be good, but people basically know Mel Gibson as "that anti-Semite" because of one drunken rant. Considering the way that social media can now capture every embarrassing moment of your life if you allow it to, pretty much everyone will say or do something they shouldn't. Are we really going to refuse recognition to someone's works just because they were drunk and someone was filming them and they used some slur or something, for example?
How many times do I have to wish you happy birthday before it's considered harrasment?
Mel Gibson should really have been given another chance. Passion of the Christ was supposed to be good, but people basically know Mel Gibson as "that anti-Semite" because of one drunken rant. Considering the way that social media can now capture every embarrassing moment of your life if you allow it to, pretty much everyone will say or do something they shouldn't. Are we really going to refuse recognition to someone's works just because they were drunk and someone was filming them and they used some slur or something, for example?
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