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		General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Ripsnort on April 28, 2003, 03:32:39 PM
		
			
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 Saturday, April 26, 2003 9:14 p.m. EDT
 
 Garofalo Awards Announced at
 White House Press Dinner
 
 Comedienne-turned-anti-war activist Janeane
 Garofalo will be among those honored at a
 ceremony sponsored by the Washington, D.C.,
 chapter of FreeRepublic.com outside
 tonight's annual White House Correspondents
 Association Dinner.
 
 The first annual "Garofalo Awards" ceremony
 will spotlight celebrities who distinguished
 themselves in recent months with "histrionic
 predictions of gloom and doom before and/or
 during Operation Iraqi Freedom [and who]
 stand head and shoulders above all others
 for their shrillness, certainty and
 apocalyptic ravings," a FreeRepublic
 spokesman told NewsMax.
 
 The award itself - a stuffed ready-to-eat
 crow on a silver platter - will be given to
 the top 10 celebrity activists, politicians,
 pundits and reporters based on votes of
 FreeRepublic members.
 
 Winners include Garofalo herself, who was
 the top vote getter based on her bizarre
 pre-war observation, "We are doomed if we go
 into this war into the heart of the Arabian
 world with a U.S.-led effort against world
 opinion. We are doomed if we do this."
 
 CNN news executive Eason Jordan followed in
 second place, for his recent confession in a
 New York Times op-ed piece that he and his
 network covered up first-hand accounts of
 Saddam Hussein's torture and execution of
 innocent civilians.
 
 Other Garafalo Awards winners include:
 
 Fired NBC and National Geographic
 reporter Peter Arnett
 
 Former U.N. weapons inspector Scott
 Ritter
 
 Actor Tim Robbins
 
 Columnist Helen Thomas
 
 Former President Bill Clinton
 
 Clinton is being honored with a Garofalo for
 his for remarks to a New York business group
 last week where he accused the U.S. of
 trying to bully the world.
 
 "Our paradigm now seems to be: something
 terrible happened to us on September 11, and
 that gives us the right to interpret all
 future events in a way that everyone else in
 the world must agree with us," Clinton told
 the Conference Board. "And if they don't,
 they can go straight to hell."
 
 Each Garofalo Award recipient will also
 receive a bottle of red wine vinegar to help
 wash down the crow dinner.
 
 Comedienne-turned-anti-war activist Janeane
 Garofalo will be among those honored at a
 ceremony sponsored by the Washington, D.C.,
 chapter of FreeRepublic.com outside
 tonight's annual White House Correspondents
 Association Dinner.
 
 The first annual "Garofalo Awards" ceremony
 will spotlight celebrities who distinguished
 themselves in recent months with "histrionic
 predictions of gloom and doom before and/or
 during Operation Iraqi Freedom [and who]
 stand head and shoulders above all others
 for their shrillness, certainty and
 apocalyptic ravings," a FreeRepublic
 spokesman told NewsMax.
 
 The award itself - a stuffed ready-to-eat
 crow on a silver platter - will be given to
 the top 10 celebrity activists, politicians,
 pundits and reporters based on votes of
 FreeRepublic members.
 
 Winners include Garofalo herself, who was
 the top vote getter based on her bizarre
 pre-war observation, "We are doomed if we go
 into this war into the heart of the Arabian
 world with a U.S.-led effort against world
 opinion. We are doomed if we do this."
 
 CNN news executive Eason Jordan followed in
 second place, for his recent confession in a
 New York Times op-ed piece that he and his
 network covered up first-hand accounts of
 Saddam Hussein's torture and execution of
 innocent civilians.
 
 Other Garafalo Awards winners include:
 
 Fired NBC and National Geographic
 reporter Peter Arnett
 
 Former U.N. weapons inspector Scott
 Ritter
 
 Actor Tim Robbins
 
 Columnist Helen Thomas
 
 Former President Bill Clinton
 
 Clinton is being honored with a Garofalo for
 his for remarks to a New York business group
 last week where he accused the U.S. of
 trying to bully the world.
 
 "Our paradigm now seems to be: something
 terrible happened to us on September 11, and
 that gives us the right to interpret all
 future events in a way that everyone else in
 the world must agree with us," Clinton told
 the Conference Board. "And if they don't,
 they can go straight to hell."
 
 Each Garofalo Award recipient will also
 receive a bottle of red wine vinegar to help
 wash down the crow dinner.
 
 
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				OMG ROFLMAO
			
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				"""Each Garofalo Award recipient will also 
 receive a bottle of red wine vinegar to help
 wash down the crow dinner. """"
 
 
 i hope it is french red wine vinegar
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				This biotch and jane fonda need to get together and shoot each other:p
			
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				Hehe, that's great. We may have to have an AH BBS ceremony as well.
			
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				She's ugly and her feet stink
			
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				Drunky, whats with the Avatar? is that what I think it is?
			
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				Right on!  BURN THE WITCH! BURN THE WITCH!.  Who does she think she is using her right to free speach to dare disagree with Dubya?  Where does she think she is, America?
			
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				Originally posted by Drunky 
 She's ugly and her feet stink
 
 
 I think she's pretty darn cute, myself. As Howard Stern would say... "I'd bang her" :)
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				Originally posted by hawk220 
 Drunky, whats with the Avatar? is that what I think it is?
 
 
 LMFAO! :D
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				LOL Drunky, that avater is hilarious! :D
 
 
 Of course, it will be gone as soon as Skuzzy sees it, but at least I got to see it before it was pulled. ;)
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				Wow! BTW, why do they call it a boner when it contains NO bone? ;)
			
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				lolo great sht//
 
 arfNN
 
 you are a moron...WE are holding people to their words..i guess u dont like that...
 
 
 Everyone of those pepole should be You slapped
 
 LoveBiGB
 xoxo
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				i would bet heavily that..
 Arfy ..1) loves clintons
 2) loves to hate the Republican party
 3) loves hollywood
 4) is a cork smokn fruit loop(member of Rainbow party)-also a hippie-and a peta member -also a veagen
 
 would fit u well
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				Actually BGBMAW, I'm pretty certain number 3 and 4 are not true about Arfann (a.k.a. Gronk).  The first two I'm not as sure about, but I'll give my squadie there the benefit of the doubt.  Having said that, I think Gronk's tongue-in-cheek comment is off the mark.  She exercised her right to state her opinions, hair-brained though they were.  Now that the lack of substance behind all her claims (such as how 500,000 Iraqi's would die and the Arab world would rise up in world-wide jihad...her words on Fox interview) is so crystal clear, other are exercising their right to rub her nose in it.  Seems fair, as I'm quite certain she'd have done the same if she'd been right.  Come on, Gronk, admit it...she's an airhead.