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Why does the Beast do this concerning EVERY situation??
Who really gives a shit what celebrity looks like what politician??
I agree! enough already!
EMILY DESCHANEL, the gal from "Bones" to do the Bruni part.
Oh My,
I almost fell of my chair when I saw Joe Pesci as Prime Minister Berlusconi
Way too Funny!!!
I love these "Who would play them in the movie" sections!
Very funny!
Will Smith good choice...!
Thank you.
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