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Caesar dude
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Like when he said "I know what you're thinking: "Did he fire six shots, or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement, I've kinda lost track myself. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you?ve got to ask yourself one question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well do ya, punk?"
Really dude like!
I know I know...that was the acting bit...don't worry...I'm taking the piss.
Wasn't he the governor of California at one time? hmmmm...something about ice creams?
I'm not so sure he's a dude... all IMDO of course.
« Last Edit: April 26, 2012, 06:02:13 PM by Caesar dude »
Love is like a butterfly it goes where it pleases and it pleases where it goes.
Rev. Gary (revgms)
Naw, was thinking more when he says stuff like this:
Fair play!
Abideist
I agree with Revgms, Clint Eastwood is a total dude. Just look at the films he has directed. All pro life, and dudelyness, even if they come with a bit of watch your ass or I'll blast you one.
ceasar dude- he is an actor lets not forget but watch a few of his interviews. He's a big softy in the real world. (not that dudes are soft- we kick ass and take names when the time is right) it's just the things he talks about are very do thy self nature.
Gotta admit, being a part of the greatest non religious story ever told is pretty awesome too. ( YOJIMBO-A FIST FULL OF DOLLARS-LAST MAN STANDING, ETC)
In fact, I've had my eye on revgms comments for awhile, this might be the pick of the litter. I applaud you sir. Clint EastWood is deffinately a DUDE.
You're damned if you dude, you're damned if you don't.
okfinewhateva
Von Dutch , renowned pinstriper and creator of "The Flying Eyeball" . Total Dude!
Rat finks , suicide tanks , and cannibal girls...
DigitalBuddha
I ain't never seen no queen in her damn undies...
The dude has some cool treads, man.................
And I dig the way he does business..............
Ninjabob27
Black Belt in procrastination.
Quote from: Dirty Hippie on October 21, 2011, 07:17:54 AM
I just don't get that at all. She is one of the most "Walter" people I can think of. Maybe worse than that. Yuck. Since when is being offensive a "Dude" quality? I am sure glad more women aren't like her, and I certainly don't find her to be attractive or funny in any way. She just seems mean.
I think calling her a "Walter" is giving her too much credit, dude. Walter was an asshole but at least he could get shit done when the chips were down. I think I'll put Sarah Silverman in the "Knox Harrington" category. You all remember him right? The video-artist with the cleft asshole who's giggling incessantly at Maude's pad? I remember trying to watch that Sarah Silverman show, had no clue who the woman was at the time. I couldn't stand to watch it for more than about 10 minutes. Her humor is vulgar and juvenile. At least I can say I gave her an unbiased chance.
Abiding in a black hoodie.
forumdude
Oh man, I love the Sarah Silverman program. The point is obviously that she's acting as undude as possible. I think that her intelligence and irony and willingness to poke fun at herself (and everyone) makes her by far the most Dudely female comedian out there.
There's long been a complaint (From Adam Corolla, Christopher Hitchens and others) that women aren't as funny as men. I think they can be but they're often hindered by the fact that they're reluctant to be too unladylike. Silverman shows that it's okay for women to be as crass and rude as any male comedian. And of course, being crass and rude is only undude if it's done for cheap laughs. I think SS does it in the way that Larry David is rude to show how we are all a little bit ashamed of our internal monologue. It's sort of cathartic.
Knox Harrington, on the other hand, is a symbol for the smugness and vacancy of modern art. It's implied that his art is hollow and self-serving. I don't think that's the case with Silverman. Her shows and routines deftly skewer so much about humanity and the dark side of what it is to be human.
Certainly we get a lot of people claiming she's not a Dude and should be stricken from the list. But I think that it's just that a lot of people find her way too ironic for comfort. Which is understandable. At some point we may indeed have to remove her because this is a free religion after all. Don't want to be a fascist about it.
I'll tell you what I'm blathering about...
Time wounds all heels -John Lennon
Quote from: Abideist on April 26, 2012, 10:33:42 PM
And let us not forget his work with Jeff Bridges in Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (Great Flick) which JB recieved the oscar nomination.
Out here we are all his children
Quote from: forumdude on August 21, 2012, 06:59:38 AM
There's a difference between poking fun at yourself and making a vulgar spectacle of yourself. Perhaps off-screen she really is a loveable person who acts totally normal, but I don't think a woman has to act gross and stupid to be funny. That's just me, dude. It's the same with Stephen Colbert for me. I've read some of the things he's written and it's quite witty and humorous, but I absolutely cannot stand his show because the character he invented for it is unbearable to watch. When he's out of character, he's brilliant.
I hear you. To each his own indudely. One of the problems is that we've had a hard time finding good examples of female Dudeist icons. Feel free to suggest them here!
byrish
Todd Snider, Singer/Songwriter is definitely a Dude. Just listen to his songs - pure Dude poetry! Naturally he smokes a lot of pot and always performs barefoot. You go, Todd!!!
Y'all gotta listen to: "Doublewide Blues", "Alright Guy", "Tilamook County Jail", etc.....the list goes on....
cckeiser
The purpose of life is to live it.
Yo byrish! Welcome to our nice quiet beach community dude! Any rug in the place dude.
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dude 13
Gotta agree with Clint Eastwood . I like Donald Sutherlands role in "Kelly's Heroes " - Oddball - very dude tanker .
banjodude
Chauncey Gardener, Peter Sellers character in 'Being There',
there's a dude in a world of achievers
Takin' her easy