With everything he puts into his body, I'd be surprised if he wasn't.
I found it laughable that Doug Ford insisted Rob wasn't homophobic. Riiiiigggghhhhhttttt
With everything he puts into his body, I'd be surprised if he wasn't.
Ah... appealing to the homophobic crowd. That's a good strategy.
Ford Nation doesn't have any homosexuals.
"Diet Coke"
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"Diet Coke"
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Blue Ice Pictures has acquired the film and television rights to the new book "Crazy Town: The Rob Ford Story."
Quick, someone go back in time and get Chris Farley.
Bad things happen to good people, and good things happen to Rob Ford. Take that as you will.It's funny. Right before Phillip Seymour Hoffman died of an overdose, people were saying he'd be perfect for the role.
Every actor perfect to play Rob Ford is dead. From drug overdoses.
(Let's hope for the best, Jonah Hill.)
Bad things happen to good people, and good things happen to Rob Ford. Take that as you will.
That life is awfully devoid of any sense of fairness or morality and that holistically our existence as a species in the universe is ultimately meaningless if not fleeting?
Fucking asshole trying to play the victim card again. I'm tired of his shit.
LOL.Oh, this one's also rich:
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I can't hold all of these conspiracies.
Worlds are colliding.The craziest thing is how full on lock 'em up throw away the key, SUPPORT OUR BRAVE POLICEMEN right wing types are taking the side of a crackhead who buys illegal drugs from gangbangers over the CHIEF OF POLICE WHAT IS GOING ON?
The craziest thing is how full on lock 'em up throw away the key, SUPPORT OUR BRAVE POLICEMEN right wing types are taking the side of a crackhead who buys illegal drugs from gangbangers over the CHIEF OF POLICE WHAT IS GOING ON?
He's going off the deep end:
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Should've called the RCMP? What would they even do?
Rob Ford is so Fucking og lol.
Even funnier that people are mad at him or outraged. He is a politician ....
This entire saga has been entertaining as Fuck, I feel bad that it was all for free. Almost feels like I should be paying.
Ontario is mulling legislation that would give municipalities the option to switch to ranked ballot voting systems, The Globe and Mail has learned...
Under a ranked-ballot system, voters number their choice of candidate. If no candidate wins a majority of number-one picks, then voters’ second and third choices are tabulated until a candidate achieves more than 50 per cent of the vote.
Toronto city council voted last June to ask the province for the power to switch from first-past-the-post to ranked balloting. But Ontario is now looking at going further to allow all municipalities to change their method of voting. Whether legislation would offer a choice between the current system and ranked balloting only or whether other methods of voting, such as proportional representation, would also be allowed, is not clear.
Dave Meslin of the Ranked Ballot Initiative of Toronto, the group that successfully campaigned for council to embrace voting reform, said he’s had “positive reaction” from all three provincial parties to the idea.
He points to the fact that party leadership campaigns and nomination races already use such a method to argue it is not a particularly radical concept. Municipalities should ultimately have the right to choose the system they want, he said.
"I'm not a celebrity! I don't like being called an international celebrity!"
*flies off to Hollywood to attend the Oscars*
I'm still baffled by this.
How the hell was he invited to the Oscars?
I hope this is some elaborate prank on him.
He's going to the Oscars?
"I'm not a celebrity! I don't like being called an international celebrity!"
*flies off to Hollywood to attend the Oscars*
Yeah, I don't get it. Was he someone's guest or something?"I'm not a celebrity! I don't like being called an international celebrity!"
*flies off to Hollywood to attend the Oscars*