Best lookalikes: Carrey as Kaufman Blanchett as Dylan Downey as Chaplin Hayek as Kahlo (though they overdid the eyebrows a little bit) Kilmer as Morrison Oldman as Oswald   These actors would have been better lookalikes: Helen Hunt as Brockovich Jennifer Lopez as Evita John Wayne as Patton Any good Asian ac...more

If those are your picks, then I think you need glasses. You're way off. But you might be right with Blanchett though.

I don't see how the school thinks that eating fish patties and pizza is better for her health than eating her own food, which is more beneficial to her, since she eats it for health reasons. They're forcing her to keep her job by making her eat food that will probably cause her to lose her job anyway if she becomes too...more

Child labor is not the biggest problem in the fashion industry. Everyone knows that child labor has been used for decades in the clothing industry. The biggest problem in the fashion industry is the exclusion of blacks and other minorities in top modeling positions. 98% of all the models in the industry are white, with...more

Sure, Arnold Schwarzenegger may be physically strong and wealthy, but the majority of conservative men are not. They tend to be ugly, overweight, and come from poor, working-class backgrounds. And most wealthy men, in fact, are not really socially conservative, they're just fiscally conservative. It's working-class whi...more

Men tend to die sooner because they work harder and experience more stress. All women like to do is go shopping, spend all day at the hairdresser, and party every week, so naturally they going to live longer if they live that way.

Whites don't need special scholarships. As I pointed out earlier, all regular scholarships are theorically for whites only, since they were originally established only for white students.

Good point. I was going to say the same thing.

Theorically, all college scholarships were originally 'whites only' scholarships. It wasn't until the Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1974 was passed that blacks and other minorities were eligible to receive most major scholarships.