Clint Eastwood as well?

As Clint Eastwood said as William Munny:

Deserve's got nothing to do with it.

I feel like I've tried to make this rather fine point a lot over the years on the Sift: I'm not saying he *should* or *deserves to* be run over by a car for trying to pull a con.

What I'm saying is he put himself into a situation where he could get run over by a car and did so of his own volition with blatant malicious intent. The fact that his pretending to get run over by a car actually resulted in him getting run over by a car yields zero sympathy with me.

Plus, I'm not sure what country you're in or if you're automotively insured, but if you are at fault of hitting someone with your car, you'll be screwed with insurance and paying a significantly higher rater for several years to come. It's not like a bank where your money is insured by the federal government and a robbery of the vault wouldn't affect you; the victim of an insurance scam is directly, immediately, and significantly fucked.

(Someone used my name when they were apparently at fault in an accident before I'd ever gotten my first insurance policy, and when I did first try to get insured, my premium was something like triple what it would've cost me otherwise.)

Again, not saying that ^that means he deserves to be crushed by a car, but he did it to himself. (Likewise, if he was playing Russian roulette and shot himself in the head, I wouldn't feel bad for him.)

You reap what you sow.

I was thinking Clint Eastwood or Schwarzenegger!

But yeah, the first one I could see it being okay from him. The second one, when he paused so long I thought "Oooh, he must be making it suspesful and getting into character!" Sucker am I, I guess.

Ultimately was disappointing.

I've noticed that Epic Lloyd is kicking ass all the time now. First it was Clint Eastwood, then Batman's partner, now Babe Ruth... He does have a style that I think was less than properly appreciated

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>> ^lucky760:

>> ^Yogi:
>> ^lucky760:
Reminds me of Clint Eastwood preparing to escape from Alcatraz using a bundle of matches to weld together a mini pickax (made out of a small nail cutter and its little nail file, IIRC).
Just me?

Who's Clint Eastwood?

He's a historical figure from the 1880s who unfortunately fell to his demise in Clayton's Ravine when the train he was engineering failed to stop before the tracks ended at an uncompleted bridge. Google "Mad Dog Tannen" for more info.


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>> ^Yogi:

>> ^lucky760:
Reminds me of Clint Eastwood preparing to escape from Alcatraz using a bundle of matches to weld together a mini pickax (made out of a small nail cutter and its little nail file, IIRC).
Just me?

Who's Clint Eastwood?


He's a historical figure from the 1880s who unfortunately fell to his demise in Clayton's Ravine when the train he was engineering failed to stop before the tracks ended at an uncompleted bridge. Google "Mad Dog Tannen" for more info.

Reminds me of Clint Eastwood preparing to escape from Alcatraz using a bundle of matches to weld together a mini pickax (made out of a small nail cutter and its little nail file, IIRC).

Just me?

>> ^Fantomas:

>> ^PlayhousePals:
Yup ... ol' Clint is verging on senile. Those folding chairs were obviously on the sidewalk and NOT his lawn. Sad really =o/
They were lawn chairs, maybe they should have been on his lawn.


My idea of a lawn chair is one on which you can recline =oP

>> ^PlayhousePals:
Yup ... ol' Clint is verging on senile. Those folding chairs were obviously on the sidewalk and NOT his lawn. Sad really =o/
They were lawn chairs, maybe they should have been on his lawn.

Of course the internet wastes no time, does it??

Clint Eastwood Talking To A Chair - (The Song)

Your 50 million is way off the # was 30 Million and that does don't divide who can afford but choose not to get it and whose who really cant afford healthcare. That # is reported around 12 million.

Now is it worth you paying 2600 more in insurance just to cover 12 Million?

>> ^truth-is-the-nemesis:

YES, 23 Million American's out of work is a disgrace - But so is 50 Million American's who do not have health insurance, when is help coming for them?.

*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Clint-Eastwood-Speaks-to-an-Invisible-Obama-Chair-at-RNC

I just posted this so I could immediately dupe it out, and provide a backup embed if needed.

Man, was this awful.

Does the guy know who got us into Afghanistan?

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