How very interesting that Clothes and Grooming make people's first impression of you favorable or unfavorable. Who could have known? The article itself is just a publicity release to get up an audience to see a movie against today's favorite strawman, Christian Fundamentalists, that everyone is now given permission to hate. But it is interesting to watch Larry Charles finally discove social skills that any loving family of Fundamentalists would have educated him into as a small child.
Cohen ... and encouraged the director to wear a suit. It worked. "It's amazing," says Charles. "When I used to go to the airport the security would just hover near me. Now they actually let me bypass the lines."
I sported that exact same look (beard, shades) for many years. Considering the similarities in our outlooks, I'm not surprised. I'm over it now, but people do make you want to hide, that's for sure.
Having Sacha for a friend, and a foil, probably helps.
Sounds like Obama's Special Olympics joke, putatively deprecating oneself with the attributes of someone else's affliction. Absent the ham-handed delivery, of course.
I wonder if Charles ghostwrote that one for the president?
Actually, if you look like a bum, wear a hat and sunglasses, you can pretty much make the entire commissary of any movie studio watch you out of the corner of their eyes while ordering lunch.
Movie studio security guards, on the other hand...well, let's just say we never got along.
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How very interesting that Clothes and Grooming make people's first impression of you favorable or unfavorable. Who could have known? The article itself is just a publicity release to get up an audience to see a movie against today's favorite strawman, Christian Fundamentalists, that everyone is now given permission to hate. But it is interesting to watch Larry Charles finally discove social skills that any loving family of Fundamentalists would have educated him into as a small child.
I have never heard of Larry Charles in my life.
Cut to the chase: Larry Charles changed is appearance in order to not be easily recognized by muslims who will want to kill him because of his movie.
Now that's a topic worthy of a movie.
I grew my beard out so that I would look like a muslim fundie. Must blend in with our new overlords.
But as a nice Jewish lady friend of mine said "Your blue eyes are a dead giveaway that you are not from the middle east."
There you have it - I used the word Jewish in a comment - have at it, you progressive naggers. D'oh - can I use the word "nagger"?
May Obama (PBUH) have mercy on me.
Cohen ... and encouraged the director to wear a suit. It worked. "It's amazing," says Charles. "When I used to go to the airport the security would just hover near me. Now they actually let me bypass the lines."
Sure, because he looked like a Hasidic merchant.
Rich important people love to think they're transgressing the norms. They tried to throw me off the set because I was a dirty hippie!
Sure.
I sported that exact same look (beard, shades) for many years. Considering the similarities in our outlooks, I'm not surprised. I'm over it now, but people do make you want to hide, that's for sure.
Having Sacha for a friend, and a foil, probably helps.
They look at me like the Elephant Man now.
Sounds like Obama's Special Olympics joke, putatively deprecating oneself with the attributes of someone else's affliction. Absent the ham-handed delivery, of course.
I wonder if Charles ghostwrote that one for the president?
The neurofibromatosis community must be pissed.
Actually, if you look like a bum, wear a hat and sunglasses, you can pretty much make the entire commissary of any movie studio watch you out of the corner of their eyes while ordering lunch.
Movie studio security guards, on the other hand...well, let's just say we never got along.
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