Kiefer Sutherland Home

by OldMan

So i arrived around 9am Dublin time on March 1st. The flight went well…i slept most of the way. I spent most of my first day just wandering around City Centre, Dublin making an attempt to acclimate myself. HA. good luck! Luckily though, the people here are SO welcoming and always willing to share a story…even when all you wanted was directions to the pub. I’m making a joke out of it, but really it’s such an amazing thing to meet a person for 5 minutes and before you know it you’re laughing harder than you ever thought possible over a “lovely pint” of guiness at Whelan Pub listening to live bluegrass with Kiefer Sutherland! ahahahha! (but that’s another story all together!)

I’ll never admit to breaking it. Ever! LOL  

I broke the Image Gallery.

Totally my fault.

I did a no-no. *laughs* I’ll get it back up and running  was planning on moving the gallery back onto this server anyway… I’m planning on getting rid of the “kiefersutherlandhome.com” tag eventually and just sticking with Pennykeating.com…. Cheaper

Please sign this petition in order to help free a friend of mine.

Last year, Judge Monica Ackley sentenced Chicago Police Officer Michael Mette to five years in prison for the crime of defending himself from a drunken lout with Dubuque political clout after repeated attempts by Officer Mette to disengage from confrontation.

The Chicago Tribune’s John Kass* is the only Chicago Newspaper Professional to take up his cause. Other so-called journalists, who helped make Chicago a Thug Comfort Zone by shilling for radical Leftest lawyers and active Gang-bangers, ignored a true story of injustice.

Here is what John Kass wrote in his January 4, 2008 piece:

The Mette family also wrote letters to Illinois politicians, and the captains of clout turned away. Illinois Atty. Gen. Lisa Madigan (D-Daddy will make her governor) and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-the powerful one) told Mette’s family they couldn’t get involved.

Meanwhile, the drunk who attacked Mette is fine, an excellent golfer and apparently still partying it up, although the drunk did get a DUI after Mike’s hometown conviction in Dubuque.

And Mike? He began serving his sentence in the fall and spent Christmas and New Year’s behind bars, sentenced to 5 years for throwing that one punch, according to the sentencing judge’s ruling.

Chicago Police Officers, their families and their neighbors have tried repeatedly to get gutless politicians to act on Mike Mette’s behalf, other than Cook County States Attorney Dick Devine none have even indicated a scintilla of interest in Mike’s case – Self Interest seems the first Rule of Politicians. Aside from Dick Devine the other ‘big names’ in politics went to ground. Shameful. Gutless. Typical.

Call on the Governor of Iowa, Chet Culver – sign the petition. Send a message. Free Mike Mette!

Links from the past few weeks… Read more

KNB’s Greg Nicotero on Upcoming Films – FEARnet

February 2/28/2008, 2008 10:30 AM by LawrencePRaffel

We recently caught up with Greg Nicotero (KNB) and he dished on some of KNB Effect’s upcoming projects. When asked about Alexandre Aja’s (High Tension) upcoming film Mirrors Nicotero tells us, “We just did some reshoots in January on Mirrors and we’re wrapping up photography. Mirrors is a really great ghost story with a great cast with Kiefer Sutherland and Amy Smart. Alex definitely kept his fingerprints on the movie, there’s some great creepy scenes and some really gory scenes and some deaths that you won’t be expecting or anticipating. I was jumping between there and Prague for Narnia. I love working with Alex Aja. It’s likely his next movie is gonna be Piranha he’s hoping, he’s like you gotta come up with great ways to kill people and I was like great, it’s what I do, perfect. I’ll definitely be involved in Piranha. Alex is one of those guys when we were doing Hills Have Eyes it was one of those things where he’d come up with a concept and then you show the director and all of his notes are notes that you would have made. We’ve always been in tune with our design sense. I read an early draft of Piranha and I’m sure with Alex it’ll be pretty outrageous cause he’s a no holds barred kinda guy.

Good Housekeeping – 1955

Indiana Trooper vs. a New York Lawyer

A lawyer runs a stop sign and gets pulled over by a Trooper. He thinks that he is smarter than the Trooper because he is a lawyer from New York and is certain that he has a better education then any Trooper from Indiana. He decides to prove this to himself and have some fun at the Troopers Expense!!

Troop says, ‘License and registration, please.’

Lawyer says, ‘What for?’

Troop says, ‘You didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign.’

Lawyer says, ‘I slowed down, and no one was coming.’

Troop says, ‘You still didn’t come to a complete stop. License and registration, please.’

Lawyer says, ‘What’s the difference?’

Troop says, ‘The difference is, you have to come to complete stop, that’s the law. License and registration, please!’

Lawyer says, ‘If you can show me the legal difference between slow down and stop, I’ll give you my license and registration; and you give me the ticket. If not, you let me go and don’t give me the ticket.’

Troop says, ‘Sounds fair. Exit your vehicle, sir.’ The Troop takes out his nightstick and starts beating the ever-loving shit out of the lawyer and says, ‘Do you want me to stop, or just slow down?’

Ten Other Ignominious Deaths of Beloved Characters — Vulture — Entertainment & Culture Blog — New York Magazine

6. Curtis Manning, 24

24 kills off its characters with a bloodthirstiness that is positively Transylvanian. But no death in the show’s run has been handled with a clumsiness that compares to the icing of Curtis Manning (Roger Cross), a fan favorite known as “Black Jack” because he was just as cool, competent, and calm as his fellow CTU agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland), but black. At the start of the sixth season, Curtis’s third on the show, Jack cuts a deal with a terrorist turned informer. But uh-oh! It turns out that the now-helpful baddie is on Curtis’s shit list for killing his buddies after Desert Storm. So, naturally, by-the-book Curtis holds a gun to the informer’s head and says he has to die, and Jack shoots Curtis in the neck. The end. Note that though the rest of the season takes place in the same day, Curtis’s grisly passing and entirely out-of-character final moments are quickly forgotten, and the poor bastard is hardly mentioned at all.