I will not be taking Ashton Kutcher any less seriously now.
Nor Rick Perry, for that matter.
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I will not be taking Ashton Kutcher any less seriously now.
Nor Rick Perry, for that matter.*ed
Has it ever occured to you that Rick does not take you serious as a two bit opinion maker on a local internet rumor mill that goes nowhere in political circles?
Posted by: Rick's AA Therapist | Nov 11, 2011 at 12:09 PM
There's a similarity here. Ashton Kutcher's career took a turn with Charlie Sheen's meltdown, and Rick Perry's painful campaign seems to be coming to a merciful end with his own meltdown on TV.
Now what's eating this therapist guy, I haven't a clue.
Posted by: Bill Yaner | Nov 11, 2011 at 01:59 PM
I'm not sure Connie got the joke.
But at least he seems to believe that Ashton Kutcher values my opinion.
Posted by: Ed Cone | Nov 11, 2011 at 02:29 PM
Further comparing the two, I think Rick Perry's performance on the Letterman show was way funnier than anything Kutcher is giving us on "Two and a Half Men".
Makes you realize what a fine line Charlie Sheen walked between humor and vulgarity all those years when a plodding Kutcher can only offer up the latter - without an ounce of wit.
Posted by: Bill Yaner | Nov 11, 2011 at 03:38 PM
BY: Agreed.
Not sure Perry's Top 10 was presidential, but it was humanizing and pretty well done.
Posted by: Ed Cone | Nov 11, 2011 at 04:07 PM
Ed, why are you reading Ashton's Twitter feed? Stop.
Posted by: michele | Nov 11, 2011 at 04:54 PM
I'm not sure Connie got the joke.*Ed
Sure I did! WTF is Ashton Kutcher, some kid in Hollywood who has no idea what Planet is on like Rick Perry?
But at least he seems to believe that Ashton Kutcher values my opinion.*Ed
What opinion? Opinions are a dime a dozen like Herman Cain on-line Gropper in Training courses at discount prices.. And leave my Good Charlie Sheen alone, he is doing well with his new TV show and his own MO promoting it. In fact he is in training for Major Leaque 3 and recently bought the entired AZ Alien Lizard Baseball Training Camp for the Movie location.
Besides, he just sent me my on-line Warlock in Training certifit that I bought for $49.99 which says that I am can practice sexual therapist sessions in Costa Rica for depress Tea Party Republicans who think Herman Cain is a white dude trapped in a Black Man Body..
Posted by: Rick's AA Therapist | Nov 12, 2011 at 10:56 AM