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|    17 July 2007 - Jessica Biel, Radio Ghost    |
|    20 Jul 07 00:18:25    |
      From: nebusj-@-rpi-.edu              Jessica Biel:        - Two years ago she was ``Sexiest Woman Alive''; they're       analyzing her body parts. Getting crazy?                - She doesn't like her ankles, but she does like her back. Her       father was a swimmer; toned and muscular was always sexy to her. She       hasn't looked in a mirror while flexing her back in a long time. She       should try it. She thinks her knuckles are fat.                - Men don't talk to her; she thinks she casts her shyness.                - She compares her real-life gay friends to the alleged comedy       of Adam Sandler's newest slop.                - Does she use Halloween to dress abnormally sexy? The hidden       hand of the pre-interview may be inferred here. She prefers disgusting       costumes, like, two years ago, a serial-killing prom queen with awful       80s puffy dress. She put cereal boxes and shoved knives in them. Conan       orders ``French maid'' for next year.                - She'll be directing her friend's giving birth. She wants her       to film it and be the voice of reason. She thinks it's going to be       great; she's got two cameras, lighting, she has to get it in one take       ... Conan can offer no advice; afterward, your mind will be wiped clean.        He couldn't speak for a year after.                - The movie clip is silent. Conan compliments the bravery of       the choice. They try a second time, and there's still no sound. They       try a third time and, alas, Adam Sandler explains how to turn on his       `husband'.                     Old Time Radio Ghost:        - His old introduction would probably sound old-fashioned and       corny.                - 1933, for Roosevelt: Oh, they say that Roosevelt is quite a       guy/ but I say he's a no-good commie spy/ it's clear we've all been had/       he reports to Stalingrad/ so let's find the tallest tree and hang him       high/ lynch-y-de-Prez. Things cooled down after they threw him in a       mine shaft.                - Women should be seen but never heard/ we should gag 'em if       they ever say a word/ and if they claim that it's unfair/ we'll just       trap them in a snare/ and lock them in a cage like a bird/ prison-y-gal.        his Mother's Day song was Mothers Are Bad.                - Oh, Irishmen get drunk inside the womb/ and they vomit every       time they leave the room/ they feed on dirt and grass/ and never wash       their [ krunk ]/ and use their bushy nosehairs as a broom/       nostril-y-sweep.                            Artie Lange:        - Biel and Lange appear to be from different species. They       didn't talk backstage; they didn't allow him near. Lange usually has to       follow, like, Chris Kattan, but he would enjoy sex with her. He could       have Harry Potter ecstasy.                - Does he still hang around with his New Jersey pals? Biel was       born the year Lange got his first DUI. His dumb friends were turned       into Fellini-esque movie critics by the end of the Sopranos.                - He has a movie where he has to play a romance scene. In an       earlier movie he thought Rene Zellwiger was connecting with him. He       asked Chris O'Donnel if she were into him; he looked like she said       ``Next year I'm gonna try out to play center for the Knicks.'' He       mis-reads signs a lot.                - The intimate scene for ``Rescue Me'' was all played for       comedy. Stern fans are love-and-hate guys; they'll go up to him and say       he's a loser who'll die of heart disease, and can they get a photo? So       he taped on gauze pads to avoid getting excited during the scene. She       lays atop him; the cameraman's sweating; he can't get into it, but now,       after that, he's worried she'll think he has no penis.                     The Cribs:        - From Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever: No idea what this       title might be. ``Men's Needs'' or ``Women's Needs'' are sort of       plausible but the words do not seem to make up essential components of       the lyrics.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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