What's your take on Charlie Weis?
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Hes a  good coach... I think he'll do better next year.
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I like John Wayne, and I'm an American Indian; go figure.\nI liked his newer westerns.  Especially 'The Shootist' with Katherine Hepburn & Ron Howard.  One of his quotes includes this line "I will not be laid a hand on. I respect others, I expect the same from them", or something to that effect.\nThe "Duke" was cool.  I guess it's because his characters stood for fairness until someone hassled him.  Then all hell would break loose, and he kick butt. But his characters also had faults, like everyone else does.\n\nAnd for Too19, thanks for screwing up my question about 2 posters having the same names on here.  All you had to do was click on my avatar to find my e-mail if you wanted to post a diatribe against John Wayne.  Also, you cried about getting beat up by Irish guys growing up.  If you wanted to b**ch about you getting beat up while being a kid, don't drag John Wayne into it and keep your sniveling to yourself next time.  You sure didn't post the diatribe against the Irish & The Duke in this post, don't put it in my other questions, thank you very much.
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I'm with Jane on this one.  I can listen to Teddy most of the time, especially when he's demonstrating strengths and weaknesses of a fighter, or showing what their strategy and counters should be for a particular opponent.\n\nI could listen to Manny every day, all day.  He's one of those old pros that just _KNOWS_ his business.\n\nPoor old Larry.  Somehow he's become an icon.  I think just through longevity.  I really have a hard time listening to him at all.  My favorite part of any HBO broadcast is when Jim asks Lederman, "Harold, how do you have it?" .. "Well, Jim ... "  and Harold gives a great synopsis of his scorecard.  Then, without fail and without anyone prompting or even caring, Larry says, "I have it ..."\n\nI'm not sure that I've liked any of the fighters they've put in as the third guy,  Foreman, Jones, Lewis, etc.  There's an art to play-by-play broadcast and these guys just aren't up to speed.\n\nI could just go with a Lampley-Steward two man show, personally.
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I love Michael Wilbon, he's by far more informative and for what it's worth a fantastic writer.\n\nHowever Tony Cornheiser is HILARIOUS...his one liners last night about Rush's ganked Viagra were awesome...
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I met him outside my house once, I stopped him and asked if I could have a pic taken with him............he was a really nice guy, chatted to me for a few minutes and was on his way.......\n\nI don't think he's a 'tortured' genius, or miserable, he's just someone who can put the ups and downs of everyday life into some wonderful lyrics, and songs...........\n\nMiserable??? Have you seen him in Ricky Gervais's Extras......??
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I, personally, don't like him. He has a very intimidating look about him and kinda strange. But to each his/her own!
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No, I am ashamed to admit that I have not; however, I would be very interested in knowing your views of him, how he's helped the Country since being elected and how the public, in general, feels about him.\n\nWhat do you feel are his strong points.  Does he, in your opinion, have any weak points?  How do you see the Country at the end of his term?\n\nCould you please do an 'add on' and fill me in?\n\nThank you =)\n\nADD ON:   Thank you so much for the additional details.   It sounds as though Presidente Chavez does have the welfare of his Country and his people at heart.  I would say this: if you feel his weakness is in his military training and what he could do with it, don't be completely blinded by all the great things he's doing.  Remember, Hitler did a lot of great things for Germany, too, for a while, including turning the economy around to a thriving condition again and the citizens of Germany thought he was going to save their Country.  I truly hope, for the sake of Venezuela, that Chavez is truly who he seems to be.  But never ignore the lessons of history.
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I've read many of his articles on FindLaw, where he discusses some of the issues raised in the book. \n\nFrom what I can see, he's a very intelligent and loyal conservative who is saddened by some of the things being done to his party.
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I know I saw him on primetime yesterday with Diane Sawyer and people just mistake him as a crazy person. But if you were being monitored by the paparazzi everyday you could like a crazy person too. People also over exaggerate on what he does. The Oprah Show and The Today Show are main examples.
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What happened, did someone tell you that you remind them of Ben Stiller?\n\nFor the record, I don't personally find Stiller excessively attractive, but I can see how some women would. He's not butt ugly, he's just not my type.\n\nHe seems to have found his niche playing dorky characters. However, I find when listening to him during movie commentary (on DVD) that he sounds like he's just a regular guy with a sense of humor that he can turn on and off.
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I am on the fence regarding Dr.Phil. I think that as far as him being a "diet guru" he doesnt hold any water, as a matter of fact I think he attacks peoples self esteem issues in that setting. Not everything can be taken care of with the tough love approach. He does have some valid points regarding society and a general lack of self control, but it is just that.....general.\n\nHowever, I feel like he is a very, very in touch addiction counselor. I am a recovering addict, with just over 5years clean and I totally agree with the way he addresses addiction. He's a pretty decent family counselor as well, I like the way he addresses accountability and doesnt allow for finger pointing.
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I like him.  He seems like a nice guy.\n\nI liked when he was the host of "The Mole".  Wish that show would come back on.
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He is very talented. Sometimes serious/sometimes funny  Older guy.  And HOT! \n\nI liked him a lot in Miss Congeniality and The Cedar House Rules.
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He's definitely played some annoying characters (Dumb & Dumber??), but i think overall Jim Carrey is a really underrated actor. The same man played the Cable Guy and the main character in "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", and both were, in their very different genres, done impeccably.
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I like him because he has the facts to back himself up..he is very intelligent- is an MD too, I believe...  I am a conservative, I like his views on politics...he doesn't hold back when he disagrees, doesn't simply follow along.  He is more of a social conservative then I am, but he definitely gets you thinking.....
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Do you really still believe that he was an addict?\nI think he wrote that book only for money, not to help anyone- if any parts of the experiences are true he probably stole them from someone else.\n\nHe deserved whatever Oprah said to him and more- he used her show to sell more books.  And I don't think it's pride with Oprah- she feels bad that she subjected her millions of fans to this guy and he turned out to be a liar.  I truly respect Oprah for coming out against him, because I thought she was going to stand up for him after the Larry King show.\n\nPhillip- he admitted that alot of the things in the book were made up to make the book more interesting, to me thats a work of fiction.
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I have heard of him but only seen 1 of his movies, "The Best Of The Best" with James Earl Jones and Christopher Penn. Thought it was a good movie.