9/8/2008
British comedian Russell Brand, the host of the recently aired MTV awards, has decided to make a name for himself. During the awards ceremony, he explained to guests and viewers that they must vote for Barack Obama and labeled the president a “retarded cowboy.”
Looking at his photo, I wonder where this guy gets off calling anyone by any name. Brand looks like he took fashion lessons from Chris Tucker’s character, “Ruby Rhod,” in the movie The Fifth Element! Perhaps we should call this guy “Off Brand.”
This is nothing new, really. Just another idiot hoping that he can shock enough people to win his 15 minutes of fame.
Brand was quoted later in the show saying that, “My persona doesn’t really work without fame. Without fame, this haircut could be mistaken for mental illness.” Personally, I think that, with or without fame, mental illness is a fair description of what I see.
4 Comments
haha, you love retarded cowboys.
Comment by faceless — 9/8/2008 @ 2:42 pm
Actually, I do proudly support President Bush. But calling him a “retarded cowboy” is ridiculous. President Reagan was every bit as controversial a president as Bush has been. You’re probably too young to remember, but Reagan ramped up military spending way beyond anything President Bush has done in these past seven years. He had new and more powerful missile systems developed and deployed all over Europe and the message to the Soviets (whose government collapsed soon after Reagan left office) was an unequivocal, “don’t mess with us.” Peace through strength!
Comment by David — 9/9/2008 @ 7:00 am
WHY DO AMERICANS GET SO UPSET WHEN PRESENTED THE TRUTH. HE IS A ” RETARDED COWBOY ” & ANYONE WHO PROUDLY SUPPORTS HIM IS JUST AS PHUQKEN RETARDED !
Comment by Miguelito Loveless — 10/1/2008 @ 12:14 am
Wow, that is such an intelligent argument Miquelito. Either we agree with you or we are “retarded.”
Gosh, I’m so blown away by your intelligent and insightful views. You certainly put me and the most powerful man in the world in our places.
Thank you for that!
Comment by David — 10/16/2008 @ 5:12 pm