Daniel Radcliffe Tickled By Funny-Sounding Names
Posted by Seth at 8:00 AM on August 27, 2008
· Yup, that's it. And yet we can't help but get caught up in all the silliness, too. Wolf Blitzer? That sounds like a WWI machine gun! LOL! [Late Night]
· "Canada Remains Happily Mediocre," says Canada's official online presence. [Canada.com]
· No Nuns on the Catwalk: Eurotrash dance single, or Vatican fashion scandal? [Reuters]
· You really haven't lived until you've heard Gwyneth Paltrow make an offhand joke about getting fat she knows will never, ever come to pass...in fluent Spanish! [BWE.tv]
· "My dad's not an idiot -- he's nothing short of a genius, in my opinion," says Jack Osbourne, who's making a movie to repair his father's depiction on The Osbournes as the lovably addled Prince of Darkness and Allowance-Distribution. [RollingStone.com]
· Nic Cage, in hair and pictures. [Latino Review]

· Yup, that's it. And yet we can't help but get caught up in all the silliness, too. Wolf Blitzer? That sounds like a WWI machine gun! LOL! [
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decoitous
Posted 12:36 AM 28/8/08
Face it... the unwashed masses just love to hear britfolk use the word "brilliant".
decoitous
Oxycontinmoron
Posted 1:35 AM 28/8/08
Stone Philips? Kent Brockman?
Oxycontinmoron
RonMwangaguhunga
Posted 1:17 AM 28/8/08
My cacophanous last name notwithstanding, Brits love funny names. Think: Dickens.
RonMwangaguhunga
Huge Tracts of Land
Posted 4:10 AM 28/8/08
Dick Army
Huge Tracts of Land
Huge Tracts of Land
Posted 4:10 AM 28/8/08
I mean, Dick Armey. But same thing, right?
Huge Tracts of Land
raincoaster
Posted 8:37 AM 28/8/08
Yay, Canada!
I mean, uh, okay, canada.
raincoaster