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THE MANSTER (1959) – Episode 159 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“Hey, Doc. Tell her it’s an old American custom called smooch. And tell her she smooches good, huh? And tell her I’d like to give her some advanced lessons, huh?” Don’t you just love those old American customs? Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they travel to a mountaintop in Japan; a mountaintop that provides the inconvenient lab location for the creation of . . . The Manster (1959)!

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 159 – The Manster (1959)

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An American journalist stationed in Japan is given a mysterious injection by a mad scientist, turning him into a murderous, two-headed monster.

Directors: George P. Breakston (as George Breakston); Kenneth G. Crane

Writers: William J. Sheldon (screenplay by) (as Walt Sheldon); George P. Breakston (from an original story by) (as George Breakston)

Music by: Hirooki Ogawa

Cinematography by: David Mason (director of photography)

Makeup Department: Fumiko Yamamoto (makeup artist)

Special Effects: Shinpei Takagi

Selected Cast:

Peter Dyneley as Larry Stanford

Jane Hylton as Linda Stanford

Tetsu Nakamura as Dr. Robert Suzuki (as Satoshi Nakamura)

Terri Zimmern as Tara

Norman Van Hawley as Ian Matthews (as Van Hawley)

Jerry Itô as Police Superintendent Aida (as Jerry Ito)

Toyoko Takechi as Emiko Suzuki

Kenzo Kuroki as Genji Suzuki

Alan Tarlton as Dr. H.B. Jennsen

Shinpei Takagi as Temple Priest

George Wyman as Monster

Fujie Satsuki as Cleaning Woman (uncredited)

“SEE THE TWO-HEADED KILLER CREATURE!” screams the tagline from The Manster, half man-half monster. The Grue-Crew follows the cast and crew to Japan for this delightfully silly, yet oddly effective, late 50’s creature feature. The results are part Jekyll and Hyde, part pre-Cronenberg body horror (RE: an eye growing out of the hero’s – or is it the villain’s – shoulder). Don’t let the title fool you, this one deserves a Saturday afternoon Monster-kid viewing. Check out what the Grue-Crew think with episode 159.

At the time of this writing, The Manster is available to stream from Amazon Prime in B&W and colorized versions, and from Tubi.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Daphne, is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) starring John Barrymore! This will be the Classic Era Grue Crew’s ninth journey to Silent Screamland. Yup, Chad’s going to have to read intertitles again.

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: leave them a message or leave a comment on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel, the site, or email the Decades of Horror: The Classic Era podcast hosts at [email protected]

To each of you from each of them, “Thank you so much for watching and listening!”

Check out this episode!

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Bad movie I have Drive In Horror Classics it has The Head 1959, I Eat your Skin 1971, The Manster 1959 and Screaming Skull 1958 Just some info I Eat your Skin is also know as Caribbean Adventure , Voodoo Blood Bath , Zombie Bloodbath and the Original title was Zombie

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brokehorrorfan · 7 years

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The Manster (also known as The Split) will be released on Blu-ray on August 29 via Scream Factory. As its title suggests, the 1959 sci-fi/horror film involves a half man, half monster.

George P. Breakston and Kenneth G. Crane co-direct the creature feature, which stars Peter Dyneley, Jane Hylton, Tetsu Nakamura, and Terri Zimmern.

No special features will be included. The synopsis is below.

Larry Stanford assigned to a story on evolutionary theorist Dr. Suzuki visits his secluded laboratory high in the mountains for Japan. Unwittingly injected with an experimental drug, Stanford becomes increasingly bitter and irritable towards his boss and his wife. Then one day, the appearance of a third eye on his shoulder hurls the reporter into a state of terror. The eye soon develops into a second head setting in motion a rampage of mayhem, madness and murder.

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The Manster

The Manster - half man, half monster, all cheese -- an enjoyable monster movie to watch and make fun of on a rainy Saturday afternoon

The Manster (1959) starring Peter Dyneley, Jane Hylton, Tetsu Nakamura, Terri Zimmern

The Manster is a low-budget horror movie, based in Japan, where the stereotypical amoral mad scientist, Dr. Robert Suzuki (Tetsu Nakamura) starts off the movie by destroying a hideously mutated creature, that used to be human — in fact, his own brother, setting the doctor’s character for the audience: putting…

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mikemortgage · 5 years

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NYC Chinese eatery heats up cultural appropriation debate

A New York City restaurant owner who touted her “clean” American-Chinese cuisine and derided Chinese dishes as swimming in “globs of processed butter,” sodium and MSG is renewing the long-simmering debate about stereotyping and cultural appropriation in the restaurant world.

Arielle Haspel, who is Jewish and a certified health coach, told the dining website Eater that she wanted to offer modified, “clean” versions of typical Chinese menu items. In a now deleted Instagram post, Haspel said that a Chinese noodle dish, lo mein, can make people feel “bloated and icky.”

Online critics pounced, including New York Baohaus restaurateur and author Eddie Huang who dismissed Lucky Lee’s as “the Fyre Fest of food & ‘wellness,”‘ on the restaurant’s Instagram page.

Haspel’s comments are the latest misstep in a succession of restaurateurs and TV chefs who have been criticized for insensitivity when dealing with food from a culture that’s not their own.

Robert Ku, a professor of Asian American studies and food studies at Binghamton University, New York, said Haspel came off as relying on age-old stereotypes of Chinese food being unsanitary or grotesque. It was especially tone-deaf in New York City where most locals regularly eat Chinese food, he added.

“These are long-standing tropes that have followed specifically Chinese food more than any other cuisine,” said Ku, who has written about the cultural politics of Asian food in the U.S. “What she’s focused on is health and being clean, which implies the others were not.”

He also said it’s a myth that Chinese-American restaurants use MSG. Most cut it out of their kitchens in the 1970s because it was so unpopular, making Haspel’s reference problematic, Ku said.

On Tuesday, the restaurant acknowledged the uproar via Instagram and promised to listen and reflect on people’s comments. But it also denied insulting all Chinese food.

“Chinese cuisine is incredibly diverse and comes in many different flavours (usually delicious in our opinion) and health benefits. Every restaurant has the right to tout the positives of its food.”

The restaurant’s owners did not return messages seeking comment.

White TV chefs like Andrew Zimmern and Gordon Ramsay have been skewered for their respective Asian restaurants (both of which also use the adjective “lucky” in their name).

Zimmern last year said in an interview that his Lucky Cricket restaurant in Minnesota was saving the souls of people who dine at “(expletive) restaurants masquerading as Chinese food” in the Midwest. The “Bizarre Foods” host later apologized.

Ramsay, who is British, is opening the Japanese-inspired Lucky Cat restaurant in London this summer. In a press release in February, the “Kitchen Nightmares” star promised a restaurant that would be “revolutionary” and “authentic,” but many noted the lack of Asians in key executive positions.

On the flipside, there are chefs who have earned reputations as visionaries for mixing cuisines. Chef Roy Choi elevated the food truck when his Kogi BBQ hit the streets of Los Angeles in 2008. Choi combined his Korean roots with tortillas and came up with mouthwatering munchies like Korean short rib tacos.

Being against cultural appropriation doesn’t necessarily mean being against anyone cooking outside of their own ethnicity or culture, said Ku, the professor. It’s the line between appropriation and appreciation where things can get tenuous.

“What people are reacting to is saying ‘For generations, Chinese in America were doing stuff but they did it horribly. As a white person, I can do it better,”‘ Ku said.

New York restaurateur Stratis Morfogen, who is of Greek descent, doesn’t worry about the cultural appropriation accusations against his steakhouse for its Chinese-inspired items.

Brooklyn Chop House, which opened last fall, offers cheeseburgers, pastrami and French onion soup encapsulated in Chinese-dumpling form. Morfogen is collaborating with singer Patti LaBelle to bring the dumplings to frozen food aisles later this year, packaged in reusable bamboo steamers.

“If people didn’t move forward or innovate or create and fuse different cultures together, the culinary landscape would be pretty boring,” Morfogen said.

Morfogen employs more than 15 chefs from China across his restaurants and a Chinese chef is also one of his partners. He thinks restaurant owners worried about inadvertently stereotyping just need to think twice before they speak.

“I really believe that those words are insensitive and it hurts people,” Morfogen said. “I don’t think that is what food is meant to be. I think food is meant to bring all the cultures together and respect each other.”

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Disgusting: Lefty celebs crawl out to politicize Newtown, Conn., tragedy

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Disgusting: Lefty celebs crawl out to politicize Newtown, Conn., tragedy

http://twitter.com/#!/MiaFarrow/status/279635528477982720

As Twitchy reported, ghoulish lefties immediately jumped on the opportunity to politicize this morning’s tragic school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, that left nearly 30 people dead, most of whom were children. Now, right on cue, ignorant liberal celebrity vultures are swooping in to turn the tragedy into a gun control soapbox:

Past time!!! RT @sacca: 27 dead in a school shooting. 14 of them are kids. So tell me again, when are we allowed to talk about gun control?

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

I don’t want to hear one idiotic word out of the NRA

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

Gun control is no longer debatable- it’s not a ‘conversation’-It’s a moral mandate. ‘

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

The mission of your second term just arrived covered in blood, @barackobama. If Congress gets in your way, we’ll throw them out. #enough

— Gerry Duggan (@GerryDuggan) December 14, 2012

RT @miafarrow: Gun control is no longer debatable- it’s not a ‘conversation’-It’s a moral mandate. ‘ / YES. The time is now.

— Martha Plimpton (@MarthaPlimpton) December 14, 2012

ok so….is now that time to have “the conversation”?

— Questo of The Roots (@questlove) December 14, 2012

twitter.com/PerezHilton/st…

— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) December 14, 2012

I’m trying to be more positive these days but people who say “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people” – those people are fucking morons!

— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) December 14, 2012

Band-Aids-on-Band-Aids @nra people want MORE access to guns to combat all the people w access to guns.

— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) December 14, 2012

Can’t wait for the NRA to come running out in defense of fire arms. Again.

— Terry McMillan (@MsTerryMcMillan) December 14, 2012

What kind of nut case would shoot children at an elementary school and, a week before Christmas? A major nut case with a gun.

— Terry McMillan (@MsTerryMcMillan) December 14, 2012

I pray that we do! RT @aidansdaddy619: @deepakchopra Can we ban guns now? #ConnecticutTragedy

— Deepak Chopra (@DeepakChopra) December 14, 2012

We can’t limit the crazy people in the world, but we can limit what they have access to.

— John Francis Daley (@JohnFDaley) December 14, 2012

Just landed 2 news of a school shtg in CT! how many times cn we hear politicians say we r all shocked and saddened 2day,then do nothing

— DL Hughley (@RealDlHughley) December 14, 2012

GUN CONTROL.A Glock and a Sig Sauer aren’t for hunting deer and they won’t protect ‘We the people’ from a drone attack.

— Caterina Scorsone (@caterinatweets) December 14, 2012

So sad to hear about babies being shot in America. The poor families. When will they outlaw firearms?

— boygeorge (@BoyGeorge) December 14, 2012

My sentiments exactly. GUN CONTROL!!! Get guns out of killers hands twitter.com/MARLONLWAYANS/…

— marlon wayans (@MARLONLWAYANS) December 14, 2012

Stop tweeting. Take action. m.house.gov

— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) December 14, 2012

The 2nd amendment doesn’t mention automatic weapons or mindless slaughter, maybe a review would be useful….?

— Right Said Fred(@TheFreds) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/NancyLeeGrahn/status/279639468003168257

Here seemingly normal guy, here’s a gun, hell, here’s 4. Hope u neverlose ur shit & kill a bunch of kids. Have a nice day. #Gunskill

— Nancy Lee Grahn (@NancyLeeGrahn) December 14, 2012

Next time, babies. Well done American gun zealots. Keep up the good work.

— Salman Rushdie (@SalmanRushdie) December 14, 2012

School killings not acceptable trade-off for less restrictive gun laws. We need more controls on all firearms.Founding Fathers would agree.

— Andrew Zimmern (@andrewzimmern) December 14, 2012

The rights of those who own and use guns within legal parameters are not worth the lives wasted by those who do not.

— Ethan Suplee (@EthanSuplee) December 14, 2012

Today is NOT the day to talk about gun control, Today is the day to finally DO SOMETHING about it! bit.ly/Xne2Yu PLS RETWEET #Newtown

— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/JanelleMonae/status/279718081545269248

No Gun Control!Just people slaughtered! Second amendment my ass!

— Danny DeVito (@DannyDeVito) December 14, 2012

Its gonna b hard to b funny today with a heavy heart over school shootings. No more guns! Enough tragedy!

— John Leguizamo (@JohnLeguizamo) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/michaelurie/status/279654061891006464

OMG!! My prayers go out to all of the families affected by the school shooting in Connecticut!!My heart aches!! WHY?? #GuncontrolASAP

— Vivica A. Fox (@MsVivicaFox) December 14, 2012

Guns don’t kill people. Clouds and balloons kill people.Oh.Wait.Nope… it’s fucking guns.

— Damon Lindelof (@DamonLindelof) December 14, 2012

How many times do thoughts&prayers have 2go out 2victims &their families b4 something gets done about gun violence in this country? #newtown

— Daniel Dae Kim (@danieldaekim) December 14, 2012

This is the stupidest sentence ever spoken “Guns don’t kill people. People do.”#BradyBill #obama #guncontrol #connecticut

— Matthew Modine (@MatthewModine) December 14, 2012

#GUNCONTROL #OBAMA twitter.com/MatthewModine/…

— Matthew Modine (@MatthewModine) December 14, 2012

it’s too easy for a monster to get a gun. solution: NO ONE GETS GUNS. sorry if this is an inconvenience for your complete need to have one.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 14, 2012

Look at that number of dead kids and their teachers and tell me with a straight fucking face our laws are currently fine the way they are.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 14, 2012

Gun control is our only road to freedom. Freedom from the fear of senselessly losing children. I’m so saddened. WE NEED LAWS NOW.

— Rashida Jones (@iamrashidajones) December 14, 2012

Gun lovers are the first to remind you this should be a “day of mourning”. How about we mourn & make it harder to get guns on the same day?

— Rashida Jones (@iamrashidajones) December 14, 2012

My heart breaks for the victims & community of Newtown. Impossible to grasp. Guns need to be banned & illegal sales need harsher punishment!

— Aubrey O’Day (@AubreyODay) December 14, 2012

So who is going to tell BOB COSTAS that he was wrong calling for gun sanity?

— Harvey Fierstein (@HarveyFierstein) December 14, 2012

Guns do nothing but encourage paranoid lunacy, arm fools and criminals, and rain grief and destruction down on the innocent.

— Harvey Fierstein (@HarveyFierstein) December 14, 2012

Heart aching over Connecticut. This doesn’t happen when people go nuts in Japan or UK because Americans are over-armed. We need to disarm!

— Sean Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) December 14, 2012

We have to unite as a country and BAN assault weapons …. NO private party needs a semi automatic …This has to stop !!

— Kirstie Alley (@kirstiealley) December 14, 2012

If this tragedy doesn’t change something in this country regarding guns…I just want to scream and cry. Deeply saddened. Praying.

— Kourtney Kardashian (@KourtneyKardash) December 14, 2012

Sick over what happened in the world this week.We need better gun laws. My heart goes out to all those affected by the horrors.

— Jai Rodriguez (@jairodriguez) December 14, 2012

When do we get to seriously talk about gun control?

— Denis O’Hare (@denisohare) December 14, 2012

@iamjhud for sure . Pray and take action.. Another WAKE UP for guns.

— Oprah Winfrey (@Oprah) December 14, 2012

Hey people who govern:You know how afraid you are of the NRA? That’s NOTHING compared to the fear every parent shares today!

— Danny Zuker (@DannyZuker) December 14, 2012

Where is the love [?] I can’t believe this type of evil can happen…why would anyone kill children???…#protectchildrennotguns

— will.i.am (@iamwill) December 14, 2012

Explain the whole reason we need to have guns again? Just explain once more. I’m stupid. Somebody? Anybody?

— BD WONG (@BD_WONG) December 14, 2012

Our weekly mass shootings aren’t happening in other countries. And this time, children? WHEN WILL OUR “LEADERS” PUT AN END TO THIS INSANITY?

— Rachel Dratch (@TheRealDratch) December 14, 2012

A country that does nothing about gun control while witnessing the mass killings of innocent precious life, MUST wake up!Shattered.

— Goldie Hawn (@goldiehawn) December 14, 2012

Shocked and saddened by what happened today in Connecticut.We have to stop the access to guns in our country.

— Ben Stiller (@RedHourBen) December 14, 2012

I’m appalled by today’s shooting. The only reasonable reaction is to completely overhaul gun control policy. Anything else is disgraceful.

— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) December 14, 2012

Fuck the NRA and the cowardly politicians who refuse to do a single goddamn thing about gun violence in America.

— Wil Wheaton (@wilw) December 14, 2012

Yeah, I’ll wade right the fuck into this: MORE gun control, MORE mental health services. It’s no longer a debate. Never was. #newtown

— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) December 14, 2012

I know everybody’s sending prayers out now but when will we get beyond prayers and get to real, effective action?

— John Legend (@johnlegend) December 15, 2012

I love how Americans think gun control, universal health care, etc, are SO TERRIBLE but they work so well in every other developed country.

— John Legend (@johnlegend) December 15, 2012

For crying out loud.. Why not at least try gun control for some time and see if it works? We can always go back!

— Mark Ruffalo (@Mruff221) December 15, 2012

HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE 2 HEAR”GUNMAN KILLS”FK The NRA !THEY PUT MONEY ABOVE YOUR CHILDREN’S LIVES.GUNS KILL PEOPLE,LITTLE INNOCENT 1’S

— Cher (@cher) December 15, 2012

Sorry but prayers and giving your kids hugs fix nothing; only having the balls to stand up to our insane selfish gun culture will.

— Bill Maher (@billmaher) December 15, 2012

These people are absolutely shameless. While they choose to exploit this horrific tragedy, we will continue to pray for the victims and their families.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/12/14/disgusting-lefty-celebs-crawl-out-to-politicize-newtown-conn-tragedy/

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Intel and Under Armour are getting a brand boost after their executives walked out of Trump's manufacturing council

The president’s manufacturing council of business leaders lost three of its members Monday, and a fourth on Tuesday.

The companies, particularly Under Armour and Intel, are being lauded and actually getting a brand boost on social media.

According to data crunched by Brandwatch, 88.6% of the conversation around Intel and 89.4% of the conversation around Under Armour is positive.

More brands are coming forward and distancing themselves from President Trump.

The president’s manufacturing council of business leaders lost three of its members Monday, and a fourth on Tuesday, amid backlash from his failure to strongly condemn the deadly white-supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, this past weekend.

The president offered a stronger condemnation on Monday, but it was too little too late.

"For the vast majority of Americans there is a fine boundary between backlash from political correctness and overt hatred," said Paul Marcum, president at integrated marketing agency Truffle Pig. "Charlottesville — and the president’s response to it — missed that distinction and ended up on the wrong side of that boundary."

The four executives staging a walkout was them being unwilling to give extreme positions cover, said Marcum.

This is in stark contrast to positions that many of them held until very recently. Until now, many of these business leaders have rationalized joining Trump's business councils by saying that they were trying help the president make better decisions about American business, even ignoring backlash.

Under Armour’s Plank, for example, was all praise for Trump in an interview with CNBC’s “Fast Money Halftime Report” back in February, despite the brand being threatened with “mass burnings” of the company’s garments across America.

"He wants to build things. He wants to make bold decisions and be really decisive," Plank had said. "I’m a big fan of people that operate in the world of 'publish and iterate' versus 'think, think, think, think, think,' so there’s a lot that I respect there."

But now, brands seem to be realizing that their advice is largely inconsequential. And that walking out in such a situation is not only the right thing to do, but perhaps just good business.

The companies in question, according to data crunched by social analytics company Brandwatch, are actually getting a boost in brand perception after their walkouts.

Since August 13, Merck has been mentioned more than 344,000 times online, because of departure of its CEO from Trump's American Manufacturing Council. Intel and Under Armour have too been mentioned over 116,000 times and 130,000 times respectively, within the same time period.

Further, the sentiment around the brands is largely positive, with 88.6% of Intel's and 89.4% of Under Armour's conversation being positive.

The only brand with a negative sentiment attached to it is Merck (with 62.9% of its mentions being negative). This is being driven by Trump's criticism on Twitter of Kenneth Frazier and how Merck provides "ripoff drugs.” The only reason it is negative is because people are criticizing Trump for singling out Merck and Frazier and not the other CEOs, and the algorithm can’t decipher that context, according to Brandwatch.

On the other hand, President Trump’s brand seems to have taken a hit. According to Brandwatch, the most used hashtag in the combined conversations around all three companies is #ImpeachTrump. The hashtag has garnered over 33 million impressions.

Still, the brands seem to realize that it is ultimately a fragmented and polarizing issue. So even while leaving, it appears that Intel and Under Armour were trying to avoid backlash as much as possible.

"It certainly appears to be a strategic maneuver from Plank and Krzanich to announce their departure later in the evening when people are looking to relax and stray away from news updates," said Brandwatch’s PR data manager, Kellan Terry. "I’d guess that they hoped their departures wouldn’t garner as much attention later at night, and it’s commonly witnessed on social media that backlash is greatest for the first deviation away from the expected."

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Disgusting: Lefty celebs crawl out to politicize Newtown, Conn., tragedy

New Post has been published on https://kidsviral.info/disgusting-lefty-celebs-crawl-out-to-politicize-newtown-conn-tragedy/

Disgusting: Lefty celebs crawl out to politicize Newtown, Conn., tragedy

http://twitter.com/#!/MiaFarrow/status/279635528477982720

Past time!!! RT @sacca: 27 dead in a school shooting. 14 of them are kids. So tell me again, when are we allowed to talk about gun control?

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

I don’t want to hear one idiotic word out of the NRA

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

Gun control is no longer debatable- it’s not a ‘conversation’-It’s a moral mandate. ‘

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) December 14, 2012

The mission of your second term just arrived covered in blood, @barackobama. If Congress gets in your way, we’ll throw them out. #enough

— Gerry Duggan (@GerryDuggan) December 14, 2012

RT @miafarrow: Gun control is no longer debatable- it’s not a ‘conversation’-It’s a moral mandate. ‘ / YES. The time is now.

— Martha Plimpton (@MarthaPlimpton) December 14, 2012

ok so….is now that time to have “the conversation”?

— Questo of The Roots (@questlove) December 14, 2012

twitter.com/PerezHilton/st…

— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) December 14, 2012

I’m trying to be more positive these days but people who say “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people” – those people are fucking morons!

— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) December 14, 2012

Band-Aids-on-Band-Aids @nra people want MORE access to guns to combat all the people w access to guns.

— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) December 14, 2012

Can’t wait for the NRA to come running out in defense of fire arms. Again.

— Terry McMillan (@MsTerryMcMillan) December 14, 2012

What kind of nut case would shoot children at an elementary school and, a week before Christmas? A major nut case with a gun.

— Terry McMillan (@MsTerryMcMillan) December 14, 2012

I pray that we do! RT @aidansdaddy619: @deepakchopra Can we ban guns now? #ConnecticutTragedy

— Deepak Chopra (@DeepakChopra) December 14, 2012

We can’t limit the crazy people in the world, but we can limit what they have access to.

— John Francis Daley (@JohnFDaley) December 14, 2012

Just landed 2 news of a school shtg in CT! how many times cn we hear politicians say we r all shocked and saddened 2day,then do nothing

— DL Hughley (@RealDlHughley) December 14, 2012

GUN CONTROL.A Glock and a Sig Sauer aren’t for hunting deer and they won’t protect ‘We the people’ from a drone attack.

— Caterina Scorsone (@caterinatweets) December 14, 2012

So sad to hear about babies being shot in America. The poor families. When will they outlaw firearms?

— boygeorge (@BoyGeorge) December 14, 2012

My sentiments exactly. GUN CONTROL!!! Get guns out of killers hands twitter.com/MARLONLWAYANS/…

— marlon wayans (@MARLONLWAYANS) December 14, 2012

Stop tweeting. Take action. m.house.gov

— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) December 14, 2012

The 2nd amendment doesn’t mention automatic weapons or mindless slaughter, maybe a review would be useful….?

— Right Said Fred(@TheFreds) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/NancyLeeGrahn/status/279639468003168257

Here seemingly normal guy, here’s a gun, hell, here’s 4. Hope u neverlose ur shit & kill a bunch of kids. Have a nice day. #Gunskill

— Nancy Lee Grahn (@NancyLeeGrahn) December 14, 2012

Next time, babies. Well done American gun zealots. Keep up the good work.

— Salman Rushdie (@SalmanRushdie) December 14, 2012

School killings not acceptable trade-off for less restrictive gun laws. We need more controls on all firearms.Founding Fathers would agree.

— Andrew Zimmern (@andrewzimmern) December 14, 2012

The rights of those who own and use guns within legal parameters are not worth the lives wasted by those who do not.

— Ethan Suplee (@EthanSuplee) December 14, 2012

Today is NOT the day to talk about gun control, Today is the day to finally DO SOMETHING about it! bit.ly/Xne2Yu PLS RETWEET #Newtown

— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/JanelleMonae/status/279718081545269248

No Gun Control!Just people slaughtered! Second amendment my ass!

— Danny DeVito (@DannyDeVito) December 14, 2012

Its gonna b hard to b funny today with a heavy heart over school shootings. No more guns! Enough tragedy!

— John Leguizamo (@JohnLeguizamo) December 14, 2012

https://twitter.com/michaelurie/status/279654061891006464

OMG!! My prayers go out to all of the families affected by the school shooting in Connecticut!!My heart aches!! WHY?? #GuncontrolASAP

— Vivica A. Fox (@MsVivicaFox) December 14, 2012

Guns don’t kill people. Clouds and balloons kill people.Oh.Wait.Nope… it’s fucking guns.

— Damon Lindelof (@DamonLindelof) December 14, 2012

How many times do thoughts&prayers have 2go out 2victims &their families b4 something gets done about gun violence in this country? #newtown

— Daniel Dae Kim (@danieldaekim) December 14, 2012

This is the stupidest sentence ever spoken “Guns don’t kill people. People do.”#BradyBill #obama #guncontrol #connecticut

— Matthew Modine (@MatthewModine) December 14, 2012

#GUNCONTROL #OBAMA twitter.com/MatthewModine/…

— Matthew Modine (@MatthewModine) December 14, 2012

it’s too easy for a monster to get a gun. solution: NO ONE GETS GUNS. sorry if this is an inconvenience for your complete need to have one.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 14, 2012

Look at that number of dead kids and their teachers and tell me with a straight fucking face our laws are currently fine the way they are.

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 14, 2012

Gun control is our only road to freedom. Freedom from the fear of senselessly losing children. I’m so saddened. WE NEED LAWS NOW.

— Rashida Jones (@iamrashidajones) December 14, 2012

Gun lovers are the first to remind you this should be a “day of mourning”. How about we mourn & make it harder to get guns on the same day?

— Rashida Jones (@iamrashidajones) December 14, 2012

My heart breaks for the victims & community of Newtown. Impossible to grasp. Guns need to be banned & illegal sales need harsher punishment!

— Aubrey O’Day (@AubreyODay) December 14, 2012

So who is going to tell BOB COSTAS that he was wrong calling for gun sanity?

— Harvey Fierstein (@HarveyFierstein) December 14, 2012

Guns do nothing but encourage paranoid lunacy, arm fools and criminals, and rain grief and destruction down on the innocent.

— Harvey Fierstein (@HarveyFierstein) December 14, 2012

Heart aching over Connecticut. This doesn’t happen when people go nuts in Japan or UK because Americans are over-armed. We need to disarm!

— Sean Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) December 14, 2012

We have to unite as a country and BAN assault weapons …. NO private party needs a semi automatic …This has to stop !!

— Kirstie Alley (@kirstiealley) December 14, 2012

If this tragedy doesn’t change something in this country regarding guns…I just want to scream and cry. Deeply saddened. Praying.

— Kourtney Kardashian (@KourtneyKardash) December 14, 2012

Sick over what happened in the world this week.We need better gun laws. My heart goes out to all those affected by the horrors.

— Jai Rodriguez (@jairodriguez) December 14, 2012

When do we get to seriously talk about gun control?

— Denis O’Hare (@denisohare) December 14, 2012

@iamjhud for sure . Pray and take action.. Another WAKE UP for guns.

— Oprah Winfrey (@Oprah) December 14, 2012

Hey people who govern:You know how afraid you are of the NRA? That’s NOTHING compared to the fear every parent shares today!

— Danny Zuker (@DannyZuker) December 14, 2012

Where is the love [?] I can’t believe this type of evil can happen…why would anyone kill children???…#protectchildrennotguns

— will.i.am (@iamwill) December 14, 2012

Explain the whole reason we need to have guns again? Just explain once more. I’m stupid. Somebody? Anybody?

— BD WONG (@BD_WONG) December 14, 2012

Our weekly mass shootings aren’t happening in other countries. And this time, children? WHEN WILL OUR “LEADERS” PUT AN END TO THIS INSANITY?

— Rachel Dratch (@TheRealDratch) December 14, 2012

A country that does nothing about gun control while witnessing the mass killings of innocent precious life, MUST wake up!Shattered.

— Goldie Hawn (@goldiehawn) December 14, 2012

Shocked and saddened by what happened today in Connecticut.We have to stop the access to guns in our country.

— Ben Stiller (@RedHourBen) December 14, 2012

I’m appalled by today’s shooting. The only reasonable reaction is to completely overhaul gun control policy. Anything else is disgraceful.

— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) December 14, 2012

Fuck the NRA and the cowardly politicians who refuse to do a single goddamn thing about gun violence in America.

— Wil Wheaton (@wilw) December 14, 2012

Yeah, I’ll wade right the fuck into this: MORE gun control, MORE mental health services. It’s no longer a debate. Never was. #newtown

— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) December 14, 2012

I know everybody’s sending prayers out now but when will we get beyond prayers and get to real, effective action?

— John Legend (@johnlegend) December 15, 2012

I love how Americans think gun control, universal health care, etc, are SO TERRIBLE but they work so well in every other developed country.

— John Legend (@johnlegend) December 15, 2012

For crying out loud.. Why not at least try gun control for some time and see if it works? We can always go back!

— Mark Ruffalo (@Mruff221) December 15, 2012

HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE 2 HEAR”GUNMAN KILLS”FK The NRA !THEY PUT MONEY ABOVE YOUR CHILDREN’S LIVES.GUNS KILL PEOPLE,LITTLE INNOCENT 1’S

— Cher (@cher) December 15, 2012

Sorry but prayers and giving your kids hugs fix nothing; only having the balls to stand up to our insane selfish gun culture will.

— Bill Maher (@billmaher) December 15, 2012

These people are absolutely shameless. While they choose to exploit this horrific tragedy, we will continue to pray for the victims and their families.

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