| What do you think of Mel Gibson and his movies? | | I think Mel Gibson is surely a popular movie star.Mnay of his movies such as Lethel weapon,Brave Hearted and the Passion of Christ were all great work from him.His character was quite funny and tough as well.He loves to use tricks and touch action to terrifly the bad guys in the movie.Sometimes he will do funny thing that nobody will do it.He is suerly a movie star with good acting skills and experience.I am sure you will have lots to say about him.It is your turn now. | |
| | finding a Gibson | | Ive been in the market for a new guitar for a while and ive decided on a gibson. But I know they reissued them I just cant tell the two appart. Any pointers? | |
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| | Mel Gibson - Stay or Leave | | This one is difficult as we all love a bit of Mr. Gibson but his drinking and anti-semantic remarks have caught a lot of attention and also using that to shoot the guy down. I heard a soundbite of an interview on the radio he had recently which he defended himself and man was he angry. Swearing after the interview I guess, this is what journalism is doing just to get ratings. As I believe the tactics in degradation can make or break you. All in all it's sending negative vibes all over the airwaves. What's your take on Mel Gibson, will he be strong and stay or will they break him enough that he's got to leave? | |
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| Another wonder strike from Gibson!! | | Man U brushed aside West Ham 4-0 with another wonder strike from Gibson. Rooney, Valencia and Scholes scored the remaining three goals. It was a funny match to see three midfielders forming a defensive line-up for Man U. Ryan Giggs was playing the full back, yet United came out with all three points.I think they are now going to have go at Chelsea. Looks like a 2-horse race for the title this season.Cheers!
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| Why is Charlie Gibson retiring? | | Is Charlie Gibson retiring because he has become so biased to the left as exhibited by his attack interview of Sarah Palin back during the election? No, that can't be it because he works for one of the big three highly biased to left networks. Maybe, just maybe, as exhibited by his being totally unaware of the Acorn scandal awhile back, the several times during his show that he has asked basically the same question of an ABC "expert" again and gotten the same answer, and the more and more numorous errors he makes during his broadcast, it is that he has early alzheimers and has to retire before it becomes too bad. | |
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| ABC: Obama propaganda machine~Gibson ABC News anchoring from the White House | | Barack Obama is so popular he has his own state controlled democrat news media that will be anchored from the white house.
Will most the American people be boycotting ABC news understanding with state controlled media the American people may as well be living in IRAN or China? (ABC News State News Media)
Critics are blasting ABC News for its plan to televise blanket coverage of Barack Obama's health care reform initiative, voicing concern that "the media and government[have] become one" and that the network is "virtually turning over news programming to the Obama government" for "a glorified infomercial to promote the Democrat agenda."http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=101292 | |
| | ABC News: Gibson retiring, Sawyer will be anchor | | ABC News: Gibson retiring, Sawyer will be anchorNEW YORK — Charles Gibson is retiring at the end of the year and Diane Sawyer will replace him in January as anchor of ABC's "World News," the network said Wednesday.Gibson, 66, said he had been planning to retire at the end of 2007 but events compelled him to stay. He was named anchor following the death of Peter Jennings and the wartime injury of Bob Woodruff in 2006. He's been at ABC News for 35 years and says he plans to continue as an occasional contributor.Sawyer's elevation means that, with Katie Couric at CBS, two of the three leading anchors for the broadcast networks will be women.His comforting presence made him an instant ratings hit at "World News" at a time the other networks had much younger anchors. But NBC's Brian Williams eventually passed him by and has been leading in the ratings for the past year, with "World News" a solid second."The program is now operating at a very accelerated, but steady, cruising speed and I think it is an opportune time for a transition — both for the broadcast and for me," Gibson said in an e-mail to fellow ABC News staffers. "Life is dynamic; it is not... | |
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