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Back in 2005 with the release of Jackass: The Box Set former Jackasser Preston Lacy complained during an interview, “This horse is dead, and we’re dragging it from the back of a truck. Let’s end it. Full Article at PopMatters
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The past few episodes may have seemed humorless and soggy on the surface, but they were actually full of funny moments. Full Article at Buddy TV
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The dance-pop weirdo, who was due to open for hip-hop’s biggest jackass on an arena outing this fall, has quickly deflected fallout from its unsurprising cancellation and announced her own tour, with a stop Dec. 21 at Nokia Theatre in the downtown L.A. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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At this rate, the ‘86 Mets will be known more for fielding a team of future legal disasters than beating the Red Sox. Lenny Dykstra teammate Ron Darling is reportedly about $544k short of being considered square with various state and federal agencies. Full Article at DealBreaker
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The JACKASS gang is back and theyre up to no goodagain. Have you ever wondered what would happen if you chugged a gallon of milk? Stay tuned my friends, and this mystery will be revealed. What can you say about a flick like JACKASS THE LOST TAPES. Full Article at JoBlo.com
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I heard this every day of my childhood. He got the vacuum cleaner extension cord and trapped me in a room and beat me until the skin was coming off my back. To this day, I don't know what would make a person do something like that to a child.
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If you actually listen to the question, she answered it from a personal standpoint. It wasn’t about her personal beliefs, it was about a state by state decision ... I would have said it’s a civil rights issue and we let the state voters decide. I don’t think that I or anyone else has the right to tell s...
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