Ok when does the movie come out with Charlize Theron as The Pro?

>> ^campionidelmondo:
Charlize Theron seemed really disappointed when she announced France as the 4th team in South Africa's group. Hooray for Italy getting an "easy" group, just hope they don't underestimate their opponents.


She has good reason to be disappointed. As a South African, she wouldn't want a talented team like France in her nation's group. Plus, she was obviously a bit miffed at France's qualification at Eire's expense judging by the little stunt she pulled during the mock draw earlier in the week (apparently her boyfriend is from the Emerald Isle, so that might explain it).

Charlize Theron seemed really disappointed when she announced France as the 4th team in South Africa's group. Hooray for Italy getting an "easy" group, just hope they don't underestimate their opponents.

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>> ^Trancecoach:
Best one yet.


Really? I thought the one with Michael Cera was epic.

Err, I could be.. although I'm not sure how to block/unblock either way.

In reply to this comment by lucky760:
Sounds like the thing ant posted to ST about:
http://www.videosift.com/talk/Is-funnyordie-blocking-no-referrers

Are you blocking referrer info in your browser?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
White screen.. come to think of it, no funnyordie embeds seem to be working at all (for me)

If anyone else is experiencing the same, just go here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vciJ2VYHYV4

Sounds like the thing ant posted to ST about:
http://www.videosift.com/talk/Is-funnyordie-blocking-no-referrers

Are you blocking referrer info in your browser?

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
White screen.. come to think of it, no funnyordie embeds seem to be working at all (for me)

If anyone else is experiencing the same, just go here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vciJ2VYHYV4

I was continually taken aback (even though it's what i've come to expect) by some of the 'attacks' he was making just in the middle of this interview. By his standards, Charlize Theron should have him for every penny he has because of his (ahem) critical analysis.

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:
Shallow? She is joking people, she gets an absurd question and replies accordingly, surely, she is the richest person in the room and she knows it.

Quoted for reason!

^
Yeah, he's the guy I've read about. I'd say he's got a ways to go. Excuse me, I have to go back to my lab, I'm trying to synthesize Charlize Theron using the human genome project template. So far, it's not working very well.

>> ^blankfist:
I know this is heavily generalized here, but to say "they're illegal and need to be sent back" pisses off people who do not think in terms of individual right to property. This is just my opinion on the matter, so I could be completely off base here.

You're completely off base here.

What pisses American liberals off is a) thinking we're not in favor of private property, b) saying "they're illegal and need to be sent back", because I don't see what problems their staying causes as long as they pay taxes, and obey the laws.

To me, the "problem" with immigration is that it provides companies with a way to break labor laws (primarily minimum wage laws). I'm not so worried about people coming here for that kind of work -- they're just looking for a day's work for a day's pay, and if they think they can do well by coming here for that...they don't sound like a danger to me.

There aren't too many illegal immigrants where I live, so it's all academic to me -- there may be something I don't get about the threats illegal immigrants pose, but it always winds up sounding like thinly veiled racism to me.

I mean, if you found out Charlize Theron was here illegally, would you really want to put her on a plane back to South Africa? If not, why not?

>> ^Payback:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNOvZRG2goU


It's Charlize Theron's character from Monster! I've put it all together.

>> ^Sarzy:
They are probably both sociopaths -- something most people associate with serial killers and the like, though they're actually much more common than you'd think (according to this book, 1 in 25 people is a sociopath).

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It just occurred to me that the film-maker should have interviewed Charlize Theron about her preferred appearance, that when filming "Monster" or just after when she had regained her svelteness. Now that I've mentioned her name, I'm going to the zoo, so I CAN stare at some monkey rumps, chew a few habaneros, and douse myself with some ice water.

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