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Tim in Big D • 7 years ago

Aw, c'mon, you know how she was. She would have gotten a huge kick out it!

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Oh'behr in Minnesota • 7 years ago

That's a better post than what I said in my post. I found it actually attractive. Someone was creative in their creation. If it had their company name in Carrie's image, then I'd be less supportive of the image.

Lazycrockett • 7 years ago

I think if it was just the pic it would have been amazing. The "best buns in the galaxy" is where they tripped it up.

Todd20036 • 7 years ago

Indeed. Chris Klune's is easily better.

ColdCountry • 7 years ago

Can you provide?

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Lumpy Gaga • 7 years ago

"I married for love. Where does it get you? On the train for Reno."

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jsmukg • 7 years ago

"LET's have another little DRINKIE!"

Lumpy Gaga • 7 years ago

" I DETEST mountains!"

olandp • 7 years ago

L'Amour, l'amour, toujours l'amour.

2patricius2 • 7 years ago

So did I.

John30013 • 7 years ago

I agree it's not malicious, but I don't think it's in very good taste either. Their hearts seem to be in the right place, but their execution is a bit lacking.

I do agree, however, that Fisher herself probably would have enjoyed the joke.

AngelaChanning • 7 years ago

I think you worded this well. Sometimes social media managers may not fully understand the risks of such posts and it is a shame that this person will probably lose their job over this. In this day and age, any hint of corporate promotion or lack of respect in a message of condolence for a beloved celebrity's death or tragedy can set off a firestorm.

ben-andy • 7 years ago

Totally. She called them "Hair don'ts rather than hair dos"! In some ways, Carrie was even MORE plucky and courageous than Leia. [edit] What am I thinking? In EVERY way she was more than an imaginary princess.

RIP Princess, in the galaxy far, far away.

Mike__in_Houston • 7 years ago

Agreed. Getting worked up over nothing is what Trump does...

Bambino🌻☑️ • 7 years ago

Christmas is over so there's no more outrage to be had with the Starbucks Xmas cups. These people gotta to have some other retailers to get outrage with.

VodkaAndPolitics • 7 years ago

I hate false outrage on either side.

liondon#traitortrash • 7 years ago

Agreed, it seems like a ridiculous overreaction to the tweet.

anne marie in philly • 7 years ago

RAMEN! why the fuck aren't people worked up about donald the dump? are you and I the only sane people in this country?

Timothy W. • 7 years ago

I agree, she always made jokes about being tied to that iconic image, and I don't find it to be too tasteless..

zhera • 7 years ago

I don't find this offensive at all, but different strokes for different people, I guess.

Dazzer • 7 years ago

In her last TV appearance (8 out of 10 Cats in the UK) Fisher was making jokes about her hairstyle and bread products. Also suggesting to one audience member that it wasn't the best hairstyle to use if you wanted to lose your virginity.

Todd20036 • 7 years ago

The Cinnabon one is fine.

Smash Mouth is just saying: LOOK AT ME!!!

MrRobotoLA • 7 years ago

I agree, and they acknowledged that her buns are better than theirs.

shawnthesheep • 7 years ago

I'm offended by the blatant commercialism more than anything. Trying to turn the death of a beloved actress into a marketing ploy for your product is pretty crass.

WretchedMouse • 7 years ago

I would, and I hope to be roasted at my funeral. No tears on my account. I didn't make my family cry in life and won't do so in death.

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Comixbear • 7 years ago

Dry roasted?

WretchedMouse • 7 years ago

I want my coffin spring loaded to have me randomly pop up. :)

olandp • 7 years ago

I thought she was Princess Bagel Ears.

Gustav2 • 7 years ago

And would have wanted a piece of the action.

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Capriquario • 7 years ago

Sounds like the anti-rapture, where we're left alone with the jebus nuts.

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Bad Tom • 7 years ago

Coming here is a pretty good punch on that card, tho.

canoebum • 7 years ago

That is a plot point from Douglas Adams' sequel to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe. A civilization is moving from one star system to another. They are going in two great ships. The first carries all the accountants, lawyers, civil servants, insurance salesman, managers, etc. The second ship is to carry all the artists, inventors, philosophers, writers, etc. When Zaphod and the crew of the Heart of Gold find the first ship and start asking questions, it becomes apparent that the second ship never left the home planet.

Lazycrockett • 7 years ago

Mr. Bowie I swear I'm worthy!

Capriquario • 7 years ago

Nooo we need you here!

Jenni • 7 years ago

That made me laugh and feel depressed all at the same time!

Bambino🌻☑️ • 7 years ago

Wait for me! I'm coming ! Fuck you earth!

nocadrummer • 7 years ago

After all, he WAS The Man Who Fell to Earth.

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another_steve • 7 years ago

~slap~

Always ask yourself, "Does he have a soul?"

Will he remember the anniversary of your mother's death?