Arnold or his Characters

[Lejuan]

I don't care that Arnie couldn't keep his pecker in his pants - that's a private matter for his family to work through. There are plenty of other figures out there that I won't have on my shelf for various reasons, but Arnie's infidelity doesn't quite come up to the waterline of heinous behaviour that would exclude him from my collection.

 

[quiggle]

it's no surprise his brain resides in the genitalia but he should at least some fortitude to come out and face this like a man instead of running away like a church mouse and then insulting his fans by turning his back on anticipated roles for his comeback. he's a coward. i guess i now know what you californians went through for eight rotten years.

 

[ozzfan84]

it's no surprise his brain resides in the genitalia but he should at least some fortitude to come out and face this like a man instead of running away like a church mouse and then insulting his fans by turning his back on anticipated roles for his comeback. he's a coward. i guess i now know what you californians went through for eight rotten years.

Where did you read that he backed out of movie deals because of this? All I heard was that the cartoon was delayed, and I don't care about that anyways.

 

[Lee in MI]

I think they need to take you and your family and move you back in time, into LA, into the very heart of gangland, during the peak of the Crips/Bloods BS and see if that maybe doesn't change your extremely naive perspective.

Well heres some news for the ignorant (and I mean that in the true definition of the word), I grew up in Detroit at the height of the crack epidemic so I am more than familiar with gangs and the atrocities they bring to a community. I've lost family members to the dope game. And just in case the Vietnam war is the only bit of history you chose to study, at that time Detroit was the murder capital of the world (no pride in that, just stating a fact).

So before you go tossing out BS about who is naive, u better get ya phrocking facts straight, son!

 

[quiggle]

listen how can you appreciate someone when even his daughter tweets forgiveness and then deletes the entry. its like someone here liking rudy giuliani and that massive blob son of his, you'd laugh.

 

[quiggle]

Where did you read that he backed out of movie deals because of this? All I heard was that the cartoon was delayed, and I don't care about that anyways.

Has "Sperminator" Arnold Schwarzenegger rained on fast-rising producer Megan Ellison's Hollywood parade?

The 25-year-old daughter of Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison completed her transformation to Hollywood's hottest new producer in Cannes when it was announced she beat Lionsgate in a bidding war for two "Terminator" films that would put the ex-California governor back in the franchise.


But a week after Ellison's "Terminator" buy, for which she reportedly shelled out up to $20 million with no distributor on board, the Schwarzenegger scandal broke. CAA was told to put the brakes on the philanderer's return to the screen, terminating his "Terminator" plans until further notice.



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[Lee in MI]

Oh, my apologies for bringing shame to the Tookie Williams memorial you have in your house. Should we respect this guy for writing kids books about how it's bad being in gangs? NO! He was a piece of garbage when he co-found the crips, he was a piece of garbage when he was in prison causing headaches for the correctional staff, with his high and mighty attitude and strong crips influence to manipulate young kids into his devious ways still, and he remained a piece of garbage even when the person sticking the needle in his arm made a mistake and he spouted out "do you even know what you're doing?" And once again, I applaud Arnold for having the balls to see past his lies and stand against his supporters and sign the warrant, where most states never would have.


I'm not high and mighty, I just have no room in my heart for persons who corrupt the morals of children for their own profit or pleasure, which is exactly what those gangs do.

Well, I guess you know what you're talking about being from Central pennsylvania and all...I'm sure u know all there is to know about gangs and gang life

At least he made an attempt to make amends for his mis-deeds and murderous ways...that's more than you can say for most gang members. So while I don't have a "shrine" to the man, I do give him that much credit.

And Im glad u love Arnie's balls so much...hey, did you ever use to clean his house?

 

[karamazov80]

I could understand that if he'd done it deliberately. But he didn't and wouldn't have if he'd been in his right mind.

If you start making that argument, I'm not sure where you stop. If you drink alcohol get behind the wheel and kill someone on the road, you are considered responsible, and rightly so, even if you are completely out of your rational mind when you do so. Yes, the decision to drink is a choice made of free will, but similarly, Benoit did that damage to himself via his decision to wrestle in a particular style, and to do whatever else it was that contributed to his behavior. Maybe he didn't know that he would end up where he did, but is that an excuse?

On top of all that, you are assuming that his actions weren't deliberate because he had brain damage, but we just don't know and will never know how much of the "real" Benoit was there when he did what he did. Lots of boxers out there probably have brain damage far worse than what Benoit had and don't commit the actions he did. I don't personally think the brain damage explains it all. It may very well have been the stress of being a pro wrestler, personal issues, plus the damage contributing to his issues where he just snapped. You seem to be trying to equate this with someone having schizophrenia, but the analogy doesn't go very far IMO because Benoit was at least in part responsible.

 

[thenammagazine]

it's no surprise his brain resides in the genitalia but he should at least some fortitude to come out and face this like a man instead of running away like a church mouse and then insulting his fans by turning his back on anticipated roles for his comeback. he's a coward. i guess i now know what you californians went through for eight rotten years.

Umm... 7 years of debt reduction? A governor who worked for free? A man who met the press and admitted to this "indiscretion" despite it being nobody's business? You and Lee share something in common.

Well heres some news for the ignorant (and I mean that in the true definition of the word), I grew up in Detroit at the height of the crack epidemic so I am more than familiar with gangs and the atrocities they bring to a community. And just in case the Vietnam war is the only bit of history you chose to study, at that time Detroit was the murder capital of the world (no pride in that, just stating a fact).

So before you go tossing out BS about who is naive, u better get ya phrocking facts straight, son!

See, when you use ignorant, and specify "by the very definition" it would help to know just what you're talking about. Detroit was never and will never be South Central. You're as far removed from that as Palin is from understanding "foreign policy" regardless of how "close" she is to Russia.

You defending Tookie is no different than someone defending a terrorist like Osama. Tookie was a terrorist. The fact that he's directly responsible might seem subjective to you, but just like Osama, who didn't fly any planes into buildings, lead the front against coalition troops or blow himself up in suicide bombing attacks, his influence is responsible for the deaths of many innocents, his influence stripped the basic rights of citizens to be safe where they live away from them, and he created fear and terror in the hearts of many. Plus, like Osama did from his mansion in Pakistan, Tookie planned, sorted and ran it all from a nice safe jail cell.

P.S. My username has absolutely nothing to do with Vietnam. Maybe look into things before opening your mouth. Then you wouldn't look so naive.

Well, I guess you know what you're talking about being from Central pennsylvania and all...I'm sure u know all there is to know about gangs and gang life

Maybe you should re-read that and replace Central Pen with Detroit.

 

[thenammagazine]

If you start making that argument, I'm not sure where you stop. If you drink alcohol get behind the wheel and kill someone on the road, you are considered responsible, and rightly so, even if you are completely out of your rational mind when you do so. Yes, the decision to drink is a choice made of free will, but similarly, Benoit did that damage to himself via his decision to wrestle in a particular style, and to do whatever else it was that contributed to his behavior. Maybe he didn't know that he would end up where he did, but is that an excuse?

Apples and oranges. You can't compare a recreational habit with an unknown occupational hazard.

On top of all that, you are assuming that his actions weren't deliberate because he had brain damage, but we just don't know and will never know how much of the "real" Benoit was there when he did what he did. Lots of boxers out there probably have brain damage far worse than what Benoit had and don't commit the actions he did. I don't personally think the brain damage explains it all. It may very well have been the stress of being a pro wrestler, personal issues, plus the damage contributing to his issues where he just snapped. You seem to be trying to equate this with someone having schizophrenia, but the analogy doesn't go very far IMO because Benoit was at least in part responsible.

Best we can do is go off of what those who knew and loved him have already said. Benoit loved his son and his wife. A loving husband and father just doesn't do this type of stuff, I don't care how ____ed up their life gets.

 

[Dark Passenger]

I love Arnold as the greatest bodybuilder of all time. He was also a childhood hero to me. I could care less what he does in his personal life and where he puts his _____.

 

[sprig0701]

Well, I guess you know what you're talking about being from Central pennsylvania and all...I'm sure u know all there is to know about gangs and gang life

At least he made an attempt to make amends for his mis-deeds and murderous ways...that's more than you can say for most gang members. So while I don't have a "shrine" to the man, I do give him that much credit.

And Im glad u love Arnie's balls so much...hey, did you ever use to clean his house?

I've been a corrections officer for 13 years in what many consider the worst jail in the state, so I see first hand, at work, on a daily basis what atrocities gangs (or security threat groups, as called in PA's corrections setting) bring to the table. But hey, you hid in your house while everything was going on outside in your neighborhood, so you know all there is to know about gangs. Good job

And yes, I'm glad Arnie had the balls to show it doesn't matter who you are, or what you've done since your crimes, that when it's time to pay the piper, you're not getting out of it. Many wouldn't have done it.

 

[Hex]

I don't think a celebrities personal life is any of the general publics business, at all. How would you feel if you were being spied on and what you did in your private life was then opened up to public scrutiny? True or false, it doesn't matter, as long as it sells. The tabloid culture is only interested in feeding off of celebrities to make money from them - plain and simple. They feed the voyeuristic, sycophantic and jealous people in our society - appealing to the base elements of human nature, degrading the human condition. I personally can't stand any of the magazines, papers and shows that report on trivial nonsense like that - I avoid them like the plague. What a bunch of bottom feeders.

How much do we know about the private lives of the wealthiest people on the planet? The people that are behind the oil, mining, precious metals and gems, chemical, weapons designers and manufacturers, the war machine, etc? They are the people that should be under the gaze of public scrutiny. The 1% of the world that controls and profits from the other 99%.

 

[sprig0701]

I don't think a celebrities personal life is any of the general publics business, at all. How would you feel if you were being spied on and what you did in your private life was then opened up to public scrutiny? True or false, it doesn't matter, as long as it sells. The tabloid culture is only interested in feeding off of celebrities to make money from them - plain and simple. They feed the voyeuristic, sycophantic and jealous people in our society - appealing to the base elements of human nature, degrading the human condition. I personally can't stand any of the magazines, papers and shows that report on trivial nonsense like that - I avoid them like the plague. What a bunch of bottom feeders.

How much do we know about the private lives of the wealthiest people on the planet? The people that are behind the oil, mining, precious metals and gems, chemical, weapons designers and manufacturers, the war machine, etc? They are the people that should be under the gaze of public scrutiny. The 1% of the world that controls and profits from the other 99%.

Thing is though, you have to know that being a celebrity seems to merit in some peoples minds that your personal business is theirs to know. I agree with you %100 percent, but some people are more concerned with Hollywood gossip than they are their own lives. Just look at all of those stupid magazines at the check-out aisles at grocery stores and what-not. If you want the fame and fortune, that, unfortunately, is part of it.

 

[karamazov80]

Best we can do is go off of what those who knew and loved him have already said. Benoit loved his son and his wife. A loving husband and father just doesn't do this type of stuff, I don't care how ____ed up their life gets.

People just snap sometime, and other people who knew those people can't explain it. I'm sure people who cared for him don't want to think he was capable of what he did, and maybe he wasn't, but there is a dark side to humanity that manifests itself from time to time.

 

[sprig0701]

People just snap sometime, and other people who knew those people can't explain it. I'm sure people who cared for him don't want to think he was capable of what he did, and maybe he wasn't, but there is a dark side to humanity that manifests itself from time to time.

Look at that BTK killer. He was like a pillar of his community, but yet those people were in utter shock at how cold and blunt he was when describing his crimes in court. Just shows you never truly know anyone as well as you think you do, even your own spouse or parent.

 

[Hex]

Thing is though, you have to know that being a celebrity seems to merit in some peoples minds that your personal business is theirs to know. I agree with you %100 percent, but some people are more concerned with Hollywood gossip than they are their own lives. Just look at all of those stupid magazines at the check-out aisles at grocery stores and what-not. If you want the fame and fortune, that, unfortunately, is part of it.

Some celebrities probably have a symbiotic relationship with the tabloid elements, however, that doesn't automatically mean that it should be carte blanche on everyone with a claim to fame. It feeds the primitive gladiatorial urge in some to cut the tall poppies down.

Just another example of society's sad terminal state and it's abstraction and obsession with issues revolving around the almighty dollar - the false economy.

 

[Lee in MI]

Umm... 7 years of debt reduction? A governor who worked for free? A man who met the press and admitted to this "indiscretion" despite it being nobody's business? You and Lee share something in common.



See, when you use ignorant, and specify "by the very definition" it would help to know just what you're talking about. Detroit was never and will never be South Central. You're as far removed from that as Palin is from understanding "foreign policy" regardless of how "close" she is to Russia.

You defending Tookie is no different than someone defending a terrorist like Osama. Tookie was a terrorist. The fact that he's directly responsible might seem subjective to you, but just like Osama, who didn't fly any planes into buildings, lead the front against coalition troops or blow himself up in suicide bombing attacks, his influence is responsible for the deaths of many innocents, his influence stripped the basic rights of citizens to be safe where they live away from them, and he created fear and terror in the hearts of many. Plus, like Osama did from his mansion in Pakistan, Tookie planned, sorted and ran it all from a nice safe jail cell.

P.S. My username has absolutely nothing to do with Vietnam. Maybe look into things before opening your mouth. Then you wouldn't look so naive.



Maybe you should re-read that and replace Central Pen with Detroit.

See...whenever u open you mouth, your ignorance is apparent. You obviously don't know jack ____ about Detroit in the 80s. So your metaphor about ******* Palin makes no sense at all and is waaaaayyyy off base. Try picking up a book about the gangs that ruled this city back then. Here I will even help u with ur search "White Boy Rick", "YBI", "Pony Down"...try those out and see if u can enlighten yourself before that flap...well, keeps flapping. And yeah Detroit and Central PA are like twin cities...again, ignorance. And since you don't know what the word means but seemed to be consumed by it it only means a lack of knowledge.

And I would be the First to agree that TW was a terrorist. Sure he was. He even said, and I mentioned it back in this thread that he was responsible for the environment that set that deed in motion even if he never admitted to being the actual trigger man. So maybe you should read a little further back or search "Tookie Williams" as u instructed someone to search for Benoit so you don't waste time stating the obvious

Sarah Palin...boy, if it weren't for hyperbole u wouldn't have any arguments at all!

 

[thenammagazine]

People just snap sometime, and other people who knew those people can't explain it. I'm sure people who cared for him don't want to think he was capable of what he did, and maybe he wasn't, but there is a dark side to humanity that manifests itself from time to time.

Autopsy revealed and DC lists dementia as the cause. I'm gonna have to go with that.

 

[Lee in MI]

Well, glad to see another classless post from a buffoon with half the facts, but all the answers. I've been a corrections officer for 13 years in what many consider the worst jail in the state, so I see first hand, at work, on a daily basis what atrocities gangs (or security threat groups, as called in PA's corrections setting) bring to the table. But hey, you hid in your house while everything was going on outside in your neighborhood, so you know all there is to know about gangs. Good job

And yes, I'm glad Arnie had the balls to show it doesn't matter who you are, or what you've done since your crimes, that when it's time to pay the piper, you're not getting out of it. Many wouldn't have done it.

So, take the time to type out whatever naive, classless response you want. All you're doing is making yourself look like an idiot. And so far, you're doing a fine job

Wow, and here u come calling me classless as u hurl classless name calling at me. A buffoon and an idiot...yeah we should call u Officer Class.

I'm sure ur a real tough security guard in that jail hiding behind bullet proof glass and going home to the suburbs...