>> ^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?.

Has he lost his fucking mind?

He has disapproved of America's wars in Korea (1950–1953), Vietnam (1964–1973), Afghanistan (2001–present), and Iraq (2003–2011), believing that the United States should not be overly militaristic or play the role of global policeman.[250][251] He considers himself "too individualistic to be either right-wing or left-wing",[252] describing himself in 1974 as "a political nothing" and "a moderate"[248] and in 1997 as a "libertarian".


He has endorsed same-sex marriage[254][257] and contributed to groups supporting the Equal Rights Amendment for women, which failed to receive ratification in 1982.[258] In 1992, Eastwood acknowledged to writer David Breskin that his political views represented a fusion of Milton Friedman and Noam Chomsky.[259]

MITT FUCKING ROMNEY????????????????????????????????????????????

Edit: I think he's genuinely going senile.

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Man, was this awful.

Does the guy know who got us into Afghanistan?

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My parents watched Bela Legusi do it. They watched Marlon Brando do it. They saw Paul Newman and Robert Redford do it.

I saw Harrison Ford do it, as well as Clint Eastwood, Sean Connery and countless others, but there’s something that shakes me about seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger enter the era of his senior-career.

The fact aside that the concept of age and mortality will not stop fucking with me the older I get, I am super stoked he's making films again.

I love that last story. Although i imagine it's relatively easy to get to meet him compared to other actors, i'd love to meet him one day, he's been a hero of mine since i was about 8.

He's one of those people, to me, who are irreplacable "characters" that single handedly make films work. Every so often we get one.. leslie nielsen, john candy, clint eastwood. The kind of person who you just couldn't replace.

Not bad, toooooooo much grey on Mr. Eastwood, but still ^upvoted^

Hah! That movie is intense. I haven't thought of that film in a few years.
>> ^PlayhousePals:

Betcha I could get Dave [Clint Eastwood] to play this for me on his late night radio show [Just call me Evelyn] =o)

Betcha I could get Dave [Clint Eastwood] to play this for me on his late night radio show [Just call me Evelyn] =o)

This looks sick. Levitt sounded quite a lot like willis at the end when he was shouting.

I've been DYING to see bruce willis back in a good action film. He's got so many films in him if the right films are made. He could turn into the next clint eastwood style hardass if you ask me.

MAN i love bruce. Can't wait. He's such a good action star. Makes films good, for me.

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