He has said that what he needs to say, he says on the football field.

I am totally thrilled that he is doing this.

Have you ever seen Bull Durham? The Kevin Costner character teaching the young Tim Robbins all the phrases he needs to repeat once he gets to The Show?

I love that Lynch is saying no to all that nonsense.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^heathen:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
In this clip Tim Robbins is teaching Rhys Ifans (who was raised as an ape in the woods) self control.

Just another blatant example of the socially acceptable racism against the Welsh!
Sure Rhys Ifans may be a little weird, but he wasn't raised as an ape in the woods.
Maybe you meant the character played by Rhys Ifans?

Nice Rob Brydon reference from Qi! We truly are internet whores.


Thanks.

>> ^heathen:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
In this clip Tim Robbins is teaching Rhys Ifans (who was raised as an ape in the woods) self control.

Just another blatant example of the socially acceptable racism against the Welsh!
Sure Rhys Ifans may be a little weird, but he wasn't raised as an ape in the woods.
Maybe you meant the character played by Rhys Ifans?


Nice Rob Brydon reference from Qi! We truly are internet whores.

Oh yeah Tim Robbins was in Top Gun!

They should make them use hula hoops on the new American Gladiators.
on all the events.
and change the host from Hulk Hogan to Tim Robbins.
(you know, for kids)

>> ^laura:
Anyone else heard the rumour that the people who appear on Sesame Street are doing so because they were court ordered to community service? Or is it just me...I've always wondered if that was true.


Yes, it's true. Feist, Michael Stipe, Tyra Banks, The Backstreet Boys, Jack Black, James Blunt, Tim Robbins, Noah Wyle, Blair Underwood and about one hundred other celebrities were all only on Sesame Street to honor a court order. I mean, it's a rumor you heard, it MUST be true!

>> ^Xax:
It's funny because it's true. Not about Tim Robbins mind you, but about anti-capitalism goofballs; that's about the best argument I've ever heard them give. "They're so... corporationy."


"Anti-corporate" is not "anti-capitalism."

It's pro-democracy.

Corporations are running our government into the ground and they have to be stopped.

Corporations are putting their needs above the needs of the citizenry, and there's nothing stupid or flakey about wanting to stop that.

>> ^StimulasMax:
God, sometimes I hate these guys. Tim Robbins is actually quite articulate, and their so-called "making fun of everyone" is only furthering the apathetic paradigm of many of the generation that grew up watching South Park and Team America.
Oh, and once again. this isn't parody. It's satire.

oh...sorry, didn't see the *satire channel. I guess the parody would be of the argument of those fighting corporations and big business.

It's funny because it's true. Not about Tim Robbins mind you, but about anti-capitalism goofballs; that's about the best argument I've ever heard them give. "They're so... corporationy."

God, sometimes I hate these guys. Tim Robbins is actually quite articulate, and their so-called "making fun of everyone" is only furthering the apathetic paradigm of many of the generation that grew up watching South Park and Team America.

Oh, and once again. this isn't parody. It's satire.

I think Bob Rober.. err. Tim Robbins has a point. Is he running for office? Ya think he's got Obama fever?

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no one plays freaked out spooky like tim robbins.