I Am Moron
Hollywood actor Will Smith recently told Zoo magazine that women want to bed him because he makes them laugh.
“No one believes me, but comedy is better than muscles, money or looks. If you can make a girl laugh out loud, you’re in there”, says Smith, whose movie I Am Legend opens in Sydney on January 3.
“It’s almost like the pressure of the laugh makes her panties fall off.”
Well hold on to your panties, women, because Will has just come up with some comedy gold.
In an interview, the 39-year-old family man and former all-around good guy says he sees the good in everyone, including Adolf Hitler.
“Even Hitler didn’t wake up going, ‘Let me do the most evil thing I can do today.’ I think he woke up in the morning and using a twisted, backwards logic, he set out to do what he thought was ‘good.’ Stuff like that just needs reprogramming,” Smith told the Daily Record.
And I’m sure Smith didn’t wake up going ‘Let me say the most stupid thing I can say today.’ But that didn’t stop him.
Given that Smith seems like a decent guy – albeit in dire need of some modesty – I can only guess that he has gone the route of so many Hollywood celebrities before him and tried to be profound.
I just wish Homey didn’t play dat.
Update: It seems like Homey don’t play dat.
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An Australian immigrant to Israel, Aussie Dave has been blogging since early 2003.Filed Under: Uncategorized
Hmmm… I do think Will is right though. He said it in a clumsy way, but in essence, that’s how it works. He didn’t say Hitler was a good person, but that Hitler thought he was doing the right thing. Islamic fundamentalists also think they’re doing the right thing. Everyone thinks they’re doing the right thing, otherwise why would they do it?
MWW, above has a point. In the article, the reporter’s words “he sees the good in everyone, including Adolf Hitler” do not jive with the quoted statement made by Smith.
Hype?
However, Smith saying “stuff like that just needs reprogramming” is just empty headed chit-chat.
The fact that he says “Even Hitler…” seems to imply that he thinks of Hitler as the worst possible person he can imagine….ok by me.
True he’s not very profound, but the interviewer probably asked him a stupid question and he responded with the best he could manage. Let’s face it, no-one’s paying him for his philosophy – he’s still a good actor.
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It is a misguided, ignorant and very foolish statement to make.
I had no idea Will Smith was so dumb. Carnal, certainly, but so dimwitted–that’s surprising.
Hitler was possessed–probably by satan himself. He and many of his Nazi associates were deeply involved in the occult, is why. This occult involvement has been clearly documented but few people have bothered to research it. Hitler was just one of many puppets throughout history which satan has used to try to destroy the Jewish people. He was evil incarnate.
Looks like this post is due for an update – see CNN today: “Will Smith Livid Over Hitler Quote”. According to Will’s publicist, this was taken totally out of context and twisted around. Maybe Homey di’nt do dat!Maybe Will isn’t a moron! Actually, I have always liked the guy, and have grown to respect him through the years.