I guess this is news.

Like Mark Wahlberg who called Charlton Heston the Devil, but makes a rich living making movies like Sniper and Lone Survivor. How many of us has paid to see those? And not necessarily in the theater but on rentals or paid TV.

mark wahlberg (aka) marky mark said that about Charlton Heston?!! this new movie aside, he's permanently on my **** list.:mad::mad::mad:
 
...and I used to like Charlize Theron...

My then girlfriend (now wife) was warned early on that my guns and motorcycle came first...and weren't going anywhere. That should be a condition of any serious enthusiast in a serious relationship.

Nothing happening in Hollyweird surprises me.

I never saw anything with her in it, but never will now.
 
I scanned the article but couldn't bear to read the whole thing. I did see where Theron's mother shot her father to death but that doesn't justify trying to get EVERY BODY to get rid of guns. There may be a lot more to that story. She may have saved her life and the life of her daughter by shooting him. Some people that get shot get shot for good reason. If she chooses not to keep gun that is her privilege and more power to her. But she has no right or reason to try to influence others.

That said I totally dismiss all those hollywood types, yes, even the good looking ones, when it comes to opinions and attitudes on social or political issues. None of them live in the real world. None of them understand how the world really works and are spoiled and pampered past the point of having a proper perspective, and most of them have a head full of bad wiring due to drugs, alcohol, or delusions of grandeur.

I don't spend any time thinking about or caring what any of them think, do, or say.

"delusions of grandeur" excuse me did you mean "delusions of adequacy"?
 
First of all Charlize ain't all that. I'm with a way better looking woman who happens to enjoy my hobby (collecting and shooting guns you dirty minded...)

Second, I would be curious to know what types of guns were melted and what materials those guns were made out of. The resulting sculpture could be interesting or just an ugly pile of plastic. Think about it, plastic mixed with metal? The metal would melt at such a higher temp that the plastic could have just started on fire and burnt up while the metal melted. I'm not sure it would be all that interesting unless you only melted them to the point of non-function vs a total melt down to a puddle of goo.

At least he has enough money to buy 65 replacement guns after their relationship expires in a few months.
 
First of all Charlize ain't all that. I'm with a way better looking woman who happens to enjoy my hobby (collecting and shooting guns you dirty minded...)

Second, I would be curious to know what types of guns were melted and what materials those guns were made out of. The resulting sculpture could be interesting or just an ugly pile of plastic. Think about it, plastic mixed with metal? The metal would melt at such a higher temp that the plastic could have just started on fire and burnt up while the metal melted. I'm not sure it would be all that interesting unless you only melted them to the point of non-function vs a total melt down to a puddle of goo.

At least he has enough money to buy 65 replacement guns after their relationship expires in a few months.

I dunno but, the idea just makes Penn look more like a "Maroon."

PS, I give them a lasting relationship of weeks, not months seeing how much a bad boy he was a few years ago, and that his son is faithfully following daddies footsteps.
 
Just another example of actors who have made a lot of money being in films that portray and glorify violence. They don't appear to have a problem with using guns in their movies for their own financial benefit...Perhaps they could spend some of their obscene wealth on financial assistance to innocent victims of violence without regard to what weapon was involved...Such antics as this are of no substance and deserve no attention
 

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