George Clooney Smug according to South Park?

Apr 1, 2006, 3:25 AM ET42 posts by 19 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Lavaalt.tv.southpark

Sorry not seeing the smug thing with Southpark. I don't see him as being smug.

Sorry. Not feeling the smug thing with George Clooney. And i'm not even a fan of GC but this seemed off. I guess they tried to make it work. But really come on?

Best supporting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5toOuedsN-Q&search=george%20clooney%20oscar

After http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L6j5agwCxA&search=george%20clooney%20oscar

Lava

"Lava" wrote in message news:bOqXf.12446$[email]...

I thought they hit the nail on the head. All that idiotic blathering about how Hollywood is paving the way for social change in America. All actors and actresses are ego driven narcissists who spew phony humility. False modesty is the highest form of conceit.

"Buckaroo Banzai" wrote in message news:batXf.63378$[email]...

I think the episode would have worked better if they had also made fun of themselves by animating themselves as characters smelling their own farts. They're often as preachy as anyone else they complain about. I think it makes them come off as a bit hypocritical for them not to recognize that.

"Buckaroo Banzai" wrote in message news:VAzXf.65465$[email]...

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humility.

And I thought it was just fashionable?

Murielle

"Buckaroo Banzai" wrote in message news:VAzXf.65465$[email]...

Is it? On the Internet, you'll see narcissistic vitriol.

Regardless, I'd rather be around people who insincerely pretend that other people matter than people who sincerely demonstrate they only care about themselves. Insincerity in the service of civilized behavior is not a character flaw.

Chris ®Nobodyalt.tv.southpark

I agree, but what does that have to do with George Clooney?

"Having the right to do something does not mean that doing it is right" - William Safire

My take is that a lot of what he said was true and it was said to counterbalance the routine condemnation they get from slef-righteous idiots blaming Hollywood for the country's problems.

At the same time, it was still smug. Just like the show. Driving Hybrids is a good thing, being smug about it is not.

Joe

wrote in message news:[email]...

Are you saying you believe Hollywood is the catalyst for social change in America?

THE catalyst? - No. Ahead of the curve? Yes. An influence on social change? Yes.

Of course, his speech had holes. Clooney commented on the Hattie woman from Gone with the Wind winning an oscar. However, roles for black people were (and maybe are, but I have not spent much tome thinking about it) still often limited through the 90s.

In many ways Hollywood is not progressive. However, (amidst all the crap) they have brought ideas for change to the mass public.

"Buckaroo Banzai" wrote in message news:dYRXf.61545$[email]...

Well, given the number of threads along the lines of "Hollywood promotes polygamy to make gay marriage more acceptable," there's certainly a difference of opinion.

I'm quite happy to believe that Hollywood influences society and society influences Hollywood.

"Buckaroo Banzai" wrote in message news:dYRXf.61545$[email]...

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You're an optomist!

It seems to me that...

more people watch TV than go to movies more people watch DVD's/Videos than go to movies more people go to movies than read newspapers more people go to movies than read news magazines or news journals more people go to movies than read non-fiction books more people go to movies than go to church more people go to movies than vote more people go to movies than finish High School more people read popular fiction in all its various genres than read newspapers more people use the word "then" when they mean "than" than those who use the word "than" correctly which signifies a shocking lack of literacy which could indicate that the only way people are exposed to new ideas or social change is through television and film and they don't read the subtitles which generally are correct (except for closed captions which are an entertainment in their own right) ... this isn't really relevent it just bugs the hell out of me.

Of course, this is completely subjective and I could be wrong. ;-))

Murielle

"Sparky Spartacus" wrote in message news:tM9Zf.22$[email]...

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social

(Murielle bows to Sparky, the superior statistician.)

"Sparky Spartacus" wrote in message news:N%vZf.19$[email]...

change

use

just

Yeah, and it's cheaper too! ;-))

Murielle

in article ouRZf.678$[email], Sparky Spartacus at [email] wrote on 4/8/06 9:25 AM:

And here's how the observations were made:

http://www.yikers.com/pictures/1267/yikers_ceiling_cat1.jpg
AsmodeusLavaalt.tv.southpark

"Lava" wrote in news:bOqXf.12446$sL2.11777 @newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net:

Clooney is beyond smug, particularly with the bullshit he came up with in that speech.

Oderint dum metuant http://www.rightwingnation.com http://www.radiobs.net/thebluestateconservatives/
Vic ArpeggioRichAalt.tv.southpark

Maybe it was just some good natured ribbing. Don't forget, Clooney was one of the first celebrity guest voices on SP when he appeared as Sparky the gay dog.

Vic

JamesTayloralt.tv.southpark

On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 22:09:13 -0500, Taylor wrote:

No, Grant was a conservative. HIGHLY out of character for the REAL Ed Asner. -Rich

Chris ®Lavaalt.tv.southpark

Try asking someone who actually disagrees with all of his pet political beliefs.

"Having the right to do something does not mean that doing it is right" - William Safire
JamesLavaalt.tv.southpark

On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 08:25:43 GMT, "Lava" wrote:

Funnier was Second City TV where they had Bob Hope (Dave Thomas) beating up Ed Asner (John Candy) for insulting Charleton Heston. -Rich

Dropping The Helicopter wrote:

Someone should upload some G.C. clips of him in FOL to You Tube.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search=george+clooney&search_type=search_videos&search=Search

Ellen K Hursh wrote:

OMG, I didn't recognize my previous text! lol I thought someone had clipped my text and left the PP's text saying it was from me.

Anyhoo..... I've never liked Kim Field's since I read in People magazine sometime circa-the-early-'80s that her WHORE of a mother actually built a full-sized professional roller-skating rink in their home's basement (since "Tootie" wore roller-skates a lot first season).

It's not like Jodie Sweetin's mom built a professional crystal meth lab in their home's basement to accommodate her daughter's extracurricular activities.

Dropping The Helicopter wrote:

He was the child molestor diddling poor little Mckenzie Astin.

Taylor (or am I getting another "Mac" who got molested by an older freak confused???)

Dropping The Helicopter wrote:

*shrill voice*: "Oh, Mrs. Garrett, what is this intense ticklish feeling I get when I touch myself..." *slowly slips two fingers side-by-side down the front of my panties* "...Down there??"

Dropping The Helicopter wrote:

Could someone please upload first season Facts Of Life opening theme song on to YouTube.com? Thanks. :-D

'Clooney rules, man!'

Taylor (replaces the typical "Stern" w/ "Clooney")

Arthur Lipscomb wrote:

I don't remember him from that movie. Then again, I just found out tonight that Fannie Flagg's a raging dyke (lesbian) and that Nancy Kulp "liked to swing both ways" (bi-sexual). Thank-You, Wikipedia for your vast knowledge.

Question: Is George Clooney smug?

Answer: Nobody cares.

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1) This thread was obviously started by a troll because it was cross posted to groups that are likely to have conflicting opinions. Note that I am only posting this followup to the South Park group.

2) Do you really think that George Clooney being smug is really worth lambasting him with almost a whole South Park episode? (Whether he actually was or wasn't doesn't matter.)

"Nth Degree" wrote in message news:[email]...

No it isn't really worth lambasting him with almost a whole South Park episode. That's why they didn't really lambast him with almost a whole South Park episode.

George

LavaNth Degreealt.tv.southpark

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Sorry asswipe, I posted over at Alt.tv.er because we talk about him there a lot. He was one of the favorite characters. In fact this group is normally so slow you may notice that most of the posters are from er anyway. Stop being an ass.

Lava