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West Coast vs East Coast

by Stop Pop Culture on February 9, 2010

We’re all always making a competition out of everything west coast/east coast but I think it should all start with the lingo. I think this could possibly go down like this:

West Coast Slang Rendevous

Like, how’s it hangin’, bro? Lemme holla at cha ’bout some hella awesome stuff I saw when me and my clique was faded, cuz. We parlayed to the barrio where a buncha cholos were chillin’ in some bitchin’ lowriders. It was gnarly, dude! This one vato gave us a primo sack of radical dank and afterwards we dipped in our ride and saw some marks acting loco so we were forced to gaffle those bustas and take their chips. We made sure to get all their scrilla before 1-time could catch us slippin’ and sittin’ on chrome all g’d up thug style, dawg. We hooked up with some putos and me and the rest of the bangers always impress the ho’s whenever we ghostride the whip and bump G-Funk in our shades.

East Coast Slang Rendevouz

What up, son? Yo, today’s going to be stoopid fresh. We’re going to get blunted on a phat philly and find us some honeydips, kid. Check it, my peeps are going to meet us for lunch at noon so make sure to give them props and don’t be a fugayzie. If they don’t bring the cheddar, we won’t give them any daps and we’ll show them exactly how to represent. Word is bond. Hopefully they won’t be buggin’ and we won’t have to bumrush them and everything will be dope. I think shorty will be cool and come correct. All I know is we have to get those dead presidents and show them it’s all about C.R.E.A.M. so they know our steelo is mad ill.

I apologize if I’ve missed a few as I’m sure I have. Please send any others I may have left out.

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Stoned Forever

by Stop Pop Culture on December 22, 2009

In honor of all the medical marijuana talk going on these days, I wanted to really hone in on some our greatest stoner characters of all time. There’s so many ways to go with this but I wanted to try to combine real life stoner celebrities with fictional ones to possibly come up with a more entertaining list. I’m not including marijuana activists (other than celebrities) in this list because those guys deserve their own, separate category for best activist.

You’ll disagree with some and agree with others which is good because I’ve always wondered: who IS the greatest stoner of all time. Also, this is for the greatest stoner not stoners so don’t expect famous stoner groups (Cheech & Chong, Harold & Kumar). Please enjoy the list and don’t forget to pass the J.

*This listed was intended to be only 10 entries but…well, let’s just say I was interrupted, and the list suddenly expanded to 21 entries instead.

21. Method Man (rapper and member of Wu-Tang Clan)

Method Man came onto the hip-hop scene with a storm because he had a very unique voice, delivery and a penchant for weed. He also loved hanging out with Redman, another huge marijuana advocate. Not only did they have a television show together (it was canceled quick) but their stoner flick, How High?, has become a classic in the world of weed.

Weedy Moment – Tical was so high all the time that he had his Lincoln Navigator seized and found out he owed $52K in back taxes when the state of New York’s Department of Taxation showed up at his door at 6am on March 19 with the NYPD.

20. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (NBA’s all-time points leader)

Yes, it’s the same superstar 7-footer with the beautiful, deadly sky hook shot that was probably the most indefensible shot in basketball history. Kareem also won 6 MVP’s, 6 championships and was selected to 19 All-Star games. Oh, and he likes the reefer. He experimented heavily with it during his years as a dominant center for UCLA which is funny because another Hall of Fame stoner, Bill Walton, comes from John Wooden’s Bruins dynasty. He also had a memorable cameo appearance in the great classic comedy, Airplane!.

Weedy Moment – Got caught with six grams of herb at the Toronto airport back in 1996 but paid a $500 fine and was released.

19. Bill Gates (Owner, co-founder of Microsoft)

Yes, my friends, the absolute richest man in all of the United States (Warren Buffett is just behind him) is also an experimental type (probably why Microsoft was even created in the first place) that has dabbled in LSD and, of course, has had many affairs with Miss Mary Jane. In fact, a long-known fact in the cannabis culture is that Mr. Gates broke up with a former girlfriend in Amsterdam, marijuana’s mecca of the world.

Weedy Moment – Only thing that comes to mind is that Bill’s been so stoned the last decade that he kind of let Apple and Google onto his playing field.

18. Jack Nicholson (acting superstar)

If you’re a Lakers fan, this shouldn’t surprise you as Jack ALWAYS looks high (what’s with the damn sunglasses???) sitting courtside to watch the purple and gold pound the hardwood. If you’ve seen any of his movies, his reputation as a toker is further cemented by the characters he always plays. Even when Jack flips out, he’s doing so in a fairly “chill” manner, don’t you think? If you happen upon a Lakers game anytime soon, observe Jack on the sidelines for a moment and you’ll see he’s clearly ripped.

Weedy Moment – One could say his main weedy moment is the fact he may be too high to know which kids are coming from which women (5 kids, 4 women…so far).

17. Shaggy (from Scooby Doo)

Scooby almost made the list but he couldn’t quite get in, partly because of his ultra-stoned sidekick, Shaggy. Shaggy walked, talked and acted blown every episode and never disappoints. His incredible appetite when he comes down with the munchies is astonishing, stacking up hoagie sandwiches and making them disappear in one bite. Sure, it’s a cartoon but you can’t knock Shaggy’s contribution to cannabis culture.

Weedy Moment – Every episode Shaggy was so blasted he was seeing ghosts and his best friend was a talking dog. His character was a weedy moment.

16. Dave Chappelle (Chappelle Show, Half-Baked)

When Half-Baked came out in 1998, my friend and I saw it opening weekend with maybe ten other people in the theater. We laughed and laughed and laughed, the opening scene at the convenient store setting the tone for the entire movie. I remember Chappelle being funny in Robin Hood: Men in Tights but he was playing a stoner way too good in this movie. When Comedy Central starting airing his show, I knew Chappelle would be referencing weed a lot. He did, the show was one of the funniest of all time but he couldn’t stand being handcuffed by a television station so he walked away after three seasons. This is still a very depressing sequence of events for fans of the show as so many stoners came together in unison to be entertained by Mr. Chappelle. Now, we haven’t heard from him in a while. :(

Weedy Moment – Went ape-shit, walked away from a $50-million dollar deal with Comedy Central and wound up in South Africa…and probably smoked a fat spliff there too.

15. John Lennon (Beatles)

How do you choose between John Lennon and Bob Dylan? Well, when you read Dylan’s paragraph you’ll understand why he beat John Lennon out. However, Lennon was a big time stoner, an amazing musician, was a huge reason the Beatles broke up (Yoko Ono being the biggest reason), and was murdered by some jerk-off who didn’t believe in freedom. John would’ve still been alive, happy and smoking a doob today if it wasn’t for that maniacal motherfucker!

Weedy Moment – Married Yoko Ono. Possibly he had been smoking a little too much?

14. Bob Dylan (superstar musician and lyricist)

If you like music, you’ve probably heard of Bob Dylan. If you haven’t, there’s something wrong with your circle of music friends. This man has written some of the best songs in the history of music. I don’t even like his music and I can admit that! Oh, yeah, and Bob likes his weed. And, Bob beats out John because Bob introduced John and the rest of the Beatles to herb. Bob is a kind and giving soul.

Weedy Moment – Crashed his motorcycle back in 1966 and broke a few vertebrae in his back according to him. He was probably too ripped or going too fast or both.

13. Tom Petty (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers)

He had a huge hit song called “Last Dance With Mary Jane” which, if you’ve never heard it, even if you’re not into rock, check it out ASAP! Great song and Tom Petty’s a great singer and has been around a long time churning out hits. His line “let’s roll another joint” is another one of his references to cannabis. Also, if you’ve ever seen his hair, you’d have to assume Mr. Petty likes the reefer more than your average person.

Weedy Moment – Every time he’s publicly asked about weed he just smiles and says nothing (this is the best I could do since Petty doesn’t really have a good weedy moment).

12. Bill Murray (actor, Ghostbusters, Stripes)

There’s something about Bill Murray that makes me people laugh when he’s on screen. In fact, he doesn’t even have to say a word and you’ll laugh at one of his many facial expressions. When you learn that Murray is truly a big time pothead, you start to understand his overall body of work a little better. Ever noticed how he never really got too excited about anything? Happy, yes, but always very low-key. When you’re stoned, it’s not easy to get super super excited because you’re a little too stuck to do so.

Weedy Moment – Bill seemed too high to even realize that his ex-wife knew all about him traveling across the world for an affair.

11. Smokey from Friday

You may be wondering why I didn’t just list Chris Tucker but I don’t know if he’s a pothead or not in real life. But the original Friday movie where Tucker plays Ice Cube’s constantly stoned best friend, Smokey, he knocks it out of the park. If you’ve seen Friday, Smokey is always the first person everyone talks about. He was hilarious and smoked a lot of weed, so much so that he got into trouble with Big Worm, the neighborhood drug dealer.

Weedy Moment – Smoked so much weed that he owes Big Worm $200 by 10pm or he’s a dead man (in the movie, at leaset).

10. Oliver Stone (director, Platoon, Born on the 4th of July)

Platoon still ranks as the best war movie I’ve ever seen and Oliver Stone, the director, is still one of the greatest director’s I’ve seen in my time. Many of the scenes from Platoon were based on his tour in Vietnam, including the classic scene in the bunker with his unit smoking Vietamese reefer and listening to some tunes. His movies always seem to have references to drugs and, if you’ve seen Natural Born Killers, you’ll probably think the director was under the influence while directing it. Nonetheless, Oliver’s a big believer in cannabis and a hell of a director.

Weedy Moment – Got caught in 1968 trying to cross the border from Mexico with two ounces of dope.

9. Woody Harrelson (actor, White Men Can’t Jump, People v. Larry Flynt)

Woody’s known to have been a stoner for a long time, someone who clearly believes in the legalization of the plant. He’s always been candid during his discussion on the matter and doesn’t even mind being caught on camera with a pipe as you can see pictures of him toking up all over the web. He’s also on the NORML advisory board.

Weedy Moment – Decided to scale the Golden Gate Bridge with other protesters to demand the protection of an ancient redwood forest. There are other ways to handle this, Woody.

8. Willie Nelson (country singer)

I can’t stand country music but I like Willie Nelson, always symbolic of someone I that you would call “chill”. He’s a character but not a loud or obnoxious one but rather a talented musician who had a lot of demons that he abused with alcohol and coke but discovered a skunky green plant that he claims saved his life: marijuana. Willie’s always been a huge advocate Miss Mary Jane and just about every stoner on the planet knows who this man is.

Weedy Moment – In 1990, the IRS informed Mr. Nelson he owed them $16.7 million in back taxes, apparently the result of expired tax shelters his financial advisers put him into…or he was too ripped to ever check his finances in the first place.

7. Dr. Dre (producer, rapper)

This one might surprise some people but I had to consider revolutionary aspects of the greatest stoners. Because of that, it’s hard to deny Dr. Dre who’s 1995 juggernaut of an album, The Chronic, blew the doors off of rap and turned it into a mainstream juggernaut that was beating out rock ‘n’ roll music. Mainstream America had no idea what the hell chronic meant on the streets until Dre told them. It became symbolic of the best kind of weed you could find…until kush came along. Oh, boy.

Weedy Moment – Many of them as he’s been arrested numerous times for everything from assault to failing to show up on scheduled court dates. Obviously, Dre is still smoking that chronic!

6. Cheech (from Cheech & Chong)

We all know about Cheech and Chong, the most famous duo in the history of marijuana. For this list, it was only necessary to split them and put them individually in the top 5. After tons of comedy albums and movies devoted to the stoner culture, it’s an ode to their endless image within the pot community. Also, you can always get a crack out of Cheech’s name which derives from a fried Mexican pork skin snake called chicharron.

Weedy Moment – Got stupid and sampled the “space coke” in Cheech & Chong’s Next Movie that causes him to go ape-shit and rip a hole in the side of the house.

5. Jeff Spicoli (stoner, surfer-dude from Fast Times at Richmont High)

Played by Sean Penn, Jeff Spicoli is the greatest high school toker in the history of cinema. Don’t play me the Slater routine from Dazed and Confused as he was a solid stoner but by no means the best. Spicoli, on the other hand, nailed the character so good, it’s hard to remember much else from the movie other than a topless Phoebe Cates emerging from the pool soaking wet (two thumbs up!). Anyhow, Jeff Spicoli is forever remembered for his surfer-dude lingo and of course my favorite line: “Well, make up your mind, dude, is he gonna shit or is he gonna kill us?”

Weedy Moment – Almost too stoned to graduate history, prompting his history teacher, Mr. Hand, to force Spicoli to pass his exam on the night of the Prom. Fortunately for us all, Spicoli passes and makes it to the prom.

*I’m the first to admit that these last four could be arranged in any way and I’d be satisfied. This was just the order I settled on in the end.

4. The Dude (The Big Lebowski)

I actually had a lot of trouble deciding between Spicoli and the Dude four a place in the top four but, because the Dude abides, he got the nod. White Russians, a robe and a joint was the Dude’s simple but spot-on uniform of a middle-aged stoner. To the tune of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jeff Bridges plays the Dude as laid back as anyone has ever been played. He slowly glides through the film in a weed-induced coma that has him figuring out the puzzle by the end. Apparently, the Coen brothers wrote the Dude specifically for Jeff Bridges to play.

Weedy Moment – Buying half and half with a check for 69 cents to was the perfect weedy moment to open up the movie.

3. Tommy Chong (Cheech & Chong)

Tommy Chong not only plays the classic Anthony Stoner character (they rarely ever mentioned his real movie name in the series) but his ties to cannabis in real life separate him from Cheech. The Canadian was in the spotlight a few years ago when he was arrrested for selling drug paraphernalia (this means “bongs”) through the internet by a company his son owned. A few documentaries (The United States Government v. Thomas B. Kin Chong, a/k/a Chong) go deeper into the controversy around that. But, his legal problems only added more supporters. He’s so popular in the cannabis community that they sometimes refer to a big joint as a Chonger.

Weedy Moment – For me, nothing beats Chong smashing a cockroach with his fist, putting it into a bong and smoking it.

*This qualifies as the weediest moment of everyone on the list.

2. Snoop Dogg (rapper)

It’s the D-O-Double-Gee! Snoop is so high all the time you often wonder if he’s a blunt in a human’s body. Dre was responsible for discovering Snoop and for the Chronic but the D-O-Double-Gee helped blow that album up beyond control. He’s also always talking about how high he is, holding a blunt, has stoplight-red eyes and is about as chill as it gets. His voice only makes him more of a stoner as he delivers it with a smooth and easygoing southern California inflection. He can’t even make or appear in a movie without some reference to marijuana. It’s hard to escape the weed persona when you have a blunt wrap named after you.

Weedy Moment – His variety show, Doggy Fizzle Televizzle. The name says it all.

AND THE #1 STONER OF ALL TIME IS…

1. Bob Marley (superstar musician and Rastafarian)

So, after sorting through such a great list of entertainers and fictional characters, it all came down to Bob Marley, reggae  and freedom extraordinaire. I’m not the person who has a lot of music by Marley, only a few songs actually, but his image resonates in the pot community more than anyone else. It actually dawned on me as I went through everyone and wondered who could legitimately claim the #1 spot and have the best argument. Bob Marley came out on top because every headshop in America has a picture of him somewhere, 75% of stoners have an image of him somewhere and 99% of all stoners have listened to his music. Basically, the percentages kept pointing in his direction. Marley would never tell you he was a stoner as he believed marijuana wasn’t a drug because it was natural and also played a daily role in his beliefs as a Rastafarian. That he died so early at the age of 32 was terribly tragic but it also turned him into perhaps the most iconic and symbolic stoner of them all.

Weedy Moment – He doesn’t have one because he’s #1.

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SPC’S TOP HORROR MOVIES SINCE 1989

by Stop Pop Culture on August 26, 2009

THE 14 (we like this number) BEST HORROR MOVIES SINCE 1989

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14. EVENT HORIZON (1997)

Okay, we know what some of you are thinking. Event Horizon??!! But watch it again if you’re skeptical and notice how freaky it actually is. The ship is alive and uses evil psychology against each one of the crew members without ever really killing any of them. Also, the survivors weren’t the ones you expected to survive.

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13. THE MIST (2007)

The only movie on the list that involves an non-human enemy, The Mist is probably the best Stephen King adaptation of the last ten years. Well acted and directed, it’s worth a look although I really couldn’t stand the ending. But I don’t know whether to hold that against the movie or Mr. King.

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12. HIGH TENSION English HAUTE TENSION French (2003)

This is only on the list for what it was until the surprise twist ending that ruins it. Sure, some horror fanatics liked it but it’s a damn sure way to kill what had been a very good horror movie. However, director Alexandre Aja has a great visual eye and should be around a long time.

American Psycho 2

11. AMERICAN PSYCHO (2000)

This is one of the few movies that teeters on horror and comedy and almost crosses too far over both sides but never does. Part of the great thing about it is Christian Bale who gets to have tons of fun in the role of Patrick Bateman.

*Check out American Psycho II: All American Girl with Mila Kunis as the lead while she was still doing That 70’s Show. It’s not great but it’s a fun watch.

Dawn of the Dead

10. DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004)

There’s a remake of George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead every few years and they usually fail and aren’t even worthy of a mere mention. But Zach Snyder’s remake kicks ass in every way a zombie movie can. The scenes on the roof between survivors communicating with signs is hilarious and very original.

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9. SCREAM (1996)

Wes Craven comes back into the public spotlight once again with this entertaining take on campy slasher flicks. The killer provides a fun little twist at the end and it’s amazing how many unknown actors owe their careers to this movie.

28 Days Later pic

8. 28 DAYS LATER (2002)

The movie opens up perfectly and gives you an understanding of how horrific the situation is right off the bat. One thing we loved about it was Danny Boyle’s visuals, some that seem almost impossible to have pulled off in a huge city like London. Keeps you on the edge the whole way through. Best zombie film we’ve ever seen.

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7. THE DEVIL’S REJECTS (2005)

Wicked, horrible, gut-busting fun! That’s about the only way we can explain Rob Zombie’s follow-up to House of a 1000 Corpses. It’s about a family of violent maniacs who get a kick out of torturing and killing their victims. William Forsythe is simply awesome as vengeance seeking Sheriff Wydell.

Blair Witch Project

6. BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999)

This is just one of those perfect gems in the world of movies you don’t come across often. By perfect we mean the story is great, completely original and was the most profitable movie in the history of cinema even though it was only made for $35K. The marketing behind this indie hit was masterful as well. It opened a new world for independent filmmakers.

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5. ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992)

Just plain fun to watch. Bruce Campbell is maybe the greatest hero in horror history. Damn shame he never became a huge star but he remains an icon for horror fans. You can pretty much sit back and enjoy this Sam Raimi flick with a laugh.

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4. BRAINDEAD/DEAD-ALIVE (1992)

We don’t consider this movie to be a zombie film because it’s on its own in regards to horror. Peter Jackson makes gore humorous and rampant in this story about a nasty rodent bite that causes all hell to break loose for those that are bitten. Takes blood and disgust to an unimaginable level.

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3. MAY (2002)

Wow. This movie deserved a lot more recognition than it received when released in 2002. We’re glad it’s becoming a cult favorite as it is a great horror film. What’s amazing is that there really isn’t any real gore until the final act where things get messy. We also will not be surprised if Angela Bettis wins an Academy Award one day. She’s really a damn fine actress that turns in a hell of a performance here.

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2. AUDITION (1999)

Perhaps the most shocking violence of all the movies on this list, Audition packs a harder punch than almost any horror movie I’ve ever seen. A man auditions women to be his new wife and the one that catches his eye is far from the right choice. Terribly difficult to watch at times but a very good movie.

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1. THE DESCENT (2005)

This one still makes our skin crawl. This is a perfectly crafted horror movie with all the intensity and horror you could ask for. Neil Marshall is an amazing director out of the UK who first came on the scene in 2002 with his first feature, Dog Soldiers. We look forward to his next feature as it’s sure to be the thrill ride his first two films were.

*While all are great movies, Silence of the Lambs, Seven and Jacob’s Ladder were left off the list because we believe them more to be suspense/thriller than horror movies.

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BRING BACK THE 80s PART 3

by Stop Pop Culture on August 15, 2009

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AIRWOLF

Anyone remember this awesome helicopter series that ran from 1984-87 starring Ernest Borgnine and Jan-Michael Vincent? It was based on a high-tech military helicopter and the show had a running Cold War theme throughout. One of the funnest things about the show was Vincent’s role as the lead character and his name, Stringfellow Hawke. Anyone ever met a Stringfellow?

Ewoks

EWOKS

I’m a little annoyed with this one. George Lucas brings back the three part prequel to Star Wars 10 years ago with Episode I: The Phantom Menace and yet never did the Ewoks justice again. The Ewoks were some of the best things in the Star Wars movies and there was even an Ewok movie in the 80’s (it really sucked balls) but why not bring the furry little warriors back again? If Tickle-Me Elmo dolls can hit it big, there’s no reason not to think Ewoks can as well.

He-Man

MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE

“By the power of Grayskull…I HAVE THE POWER!!!” Every boy who grew up in the 80’s loved that line because it meant douchey Prince Adam had just transformed himself into his hard ass alter ego, He-Man. Skeletor was He-Man’s arch nemesis and they’d go back and forth kicking each other’s asses in the universe. It didn’t last long but the impression it left on us actually did.

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HACKEY SACKS

I’m not quite sure if hackey sacks are predominantly 80’s but they definitely blew up in the decade so I’m listing it. Everyone and their mother wanted one because they thought they’d look good kicking it around to their friends in a circle. One problem: hardly anyone could really do it right. These days, hackey sacks are still around, especially at party schools with a lot of pot heads. I don’t know why that is though.

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CELEBRITY DOUCHE BAGS – CRAPPY TIPPERS

by Stop Pop Culture on August 11, 2009

For the life of me, everyone wants to have celebrity money but here’s a question for you: If you were celebrity rich would you tip better, the same, or worse?

Some crappy celebrity tippers below. In my opinion (and I don’t care if you agree or not), if you don’t tip your server properly, then yes, you are a bonafide douchebag. End of discussion.

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AL GORE

First, he loses to George W (I suck balls) Bush in a rigged election that Gore should have rigged his way. Then, he wants to order huge breakfasts for his staff and not tip. Yes, I would have voted for Al over Dubya but that doesn’t negate the fact that he’s a mondo douche, and a boring one as well.

OJ Simpson

OJ SIMPSON

There are plenty of stories prior to his murder of Nicole Simpson that put the Juice into the negative light of crappy tippers. After the trial rocketed his stardom into the realms of infamy, he was still considered a terrible tipper by many servers that have dealt with him. It is possible he short changing the waiters in order to pay for his next criminal pursuit. With OJ, this is always a possibility.

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RICHARD DREYFUSS

I kind of dig Richard Dreyfuss since he’s been in many movies I admire as well as being a top notch actor that doesn’t fail to give a great performance. In real life, however, Mr. Dreyfuss is a grade A douche. 

Sharon Stone

SHARON STONE

Apparently, Miss Stone is a nasty customer to have at your restaurant. She’s got a huge fetish with bottled water and, if you don’t accomodate her wants, she’ll throw a fit and leave a lousy tip on top of it. Maybe her servers can take solace in the fact that Stone hasn’t been in a good movie forever and she’s far from receiving big time paychecks as a leading lady. Why? Because Hollywood doesn’t seem to like her much either.

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DON HENLEY

Man, even the Eagles! Don Henley is a hell of a talent but a great tipper or guest he is not. There are horror stories about him from waiters and hotel people all over the place. He’s very specific and demanding about what he needs in his hotel room before arrival and doesn’t give very good tips to anyone. Maybe he’ll give a tip When Hell Freezes Over. Okay, that was a lame joke. Sorry.

Usher

USHER

This one is my personal favorite because of the audacity of Usher. First of all, he’s a horrible tipper and doesn’t treat the restaurant staff all that well. But here’s the most arrogant, self-serving part of it all: his idea of a tip is leaving his autograph on the check! That’s about as douchey as one can possibly get, isn’t it?

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