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Does anyone have a mirror for Food, Inc? The one posted keeps stopping to buffer and it's not doing a very good job streaming.
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NightConqueror posted:Jesus CHRIST, that comment by Gingrich made me mad. "Oh, your kids are hungry? Let's fire the unionized janitors and hire the kids for less. Make them work for their meals!" Young children working so that their family can eat is NOT the cornerstone of a healthy country. What the poo poo, Gingrich?  That and the douche who keeps saying poor Americans don't have a food shortage problem makes me so MAD.
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Feb 16, 2012 20:30
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leishmania! posted:I literally finished Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey this instant and it's one of the best, most uplifting films in general I've ever seen. It's in the New Releases section of Netflix so while you're decompressing from your Dear Zachary's and pedophiles, go watch this and feel hopeful about humans again. I basically cried the whole way through it because Kevin Clash is such a remarkable, humble and really wonderful human being. It touches a soft spot for anyone that grew up with Sesame Street and all the rest of Henson's works. Good God, just go watch the drat thing. I grew up with Grover and Big Bird as my big favorites before Elmo really stole the spotlight, and for a long time as I saw the series as an adult I hated Elmo's character in the show. Watching Kevin Clash perform as the puppet and just pour his whole heart into the little monster just makes me so happy and it was enough to completely turn my opinion of Elmo around. He's a great person and he is great how he inspires and teaches. Of course, I was bawling my eyes out during the clips from Jim Henson's memorial. Full-on waterworks. Thank you for mentioning this was on Netflix streaming, I've been wanting to watch it since I first heard about it (which was regrettably after it had left theaters).
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Feb 29, 2012 08:26
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