In that video how many of yall think that Sheryl Crow is hot as [censored]? The one part were Kid and Sheryl were walkin she looks very good.lol its a stupid topic but oh well<br>SD03

 

I give it a 10! Just like Billy Bob said!!!!! <br>Be fun to soak up some sun with her.

 

Although Sheryl is a pretty lady, I'm not impressed with her political views at all. Recently, she published a letter on her website, and then took it down after the backlash. The text of this letter is below:<br><br>Dear Fan Forum Members and Whomever Else This May Concern, <br><br>I realize there is an extensive debate as to the pertinence of celebrity <br>opinion on the war. It has never been my intention, as any of you who know <br>me or who have followed me know, to assume my opinion to be more important <br>than others' opinions, as the media world would have you believe. <br><br>I consider myself a citizen of the world as well as a proud American. I love <br>my country and all it has to offer. I believe in the pathos it was founded <br>on...the right to express what one feels without loss of freedom, the right <br>to worship, the right to vote, the right to bear arms in a respectful manner, <br>etc. I am not un-American in my stance but simply exercising my right to <br>free speech. Because I am in the public eye, I receive more attention than <br>perhaps the average antiwar activist. However, I have never claimed my opinion <br>to outweigh the opinions of others. It is my belief that the dialogue is as <br>important as the side being defended. <br><br>It is my philosophical belief that we are at this point in history not <br>because of any great leadership or because of any great evil. I believe <br>history has brought us to this point and that the matter at hand is that we <br>be armed with truth. For what is in our leaders: the desire for peace, the <br>desire to control, the desire for wealth and power, greed, fear, etc., is in <br>all of us. It is time for us to decide what it is, as people, that we stand <br>for. Are we a nation that was founded on imperialistic ideals? Or are we a <br>nation that is part of a fabric made up of all other countries existing on <br>the same planet, respecting this organism that sustains our lives? Do we <br>ignore the relationships we have worked hard to build with our allies and do <br>we try everything in our power to rid the planet of evil using nonaggression, <br>or are we a country that will use force and in the meantime, be responsible <br>for the loss of innocent lives in the name of freeing oppressed people and <br>insuring our own security, when this war is not solely based on those ideals <br>but on the ideals of controlling the oil industry and our interests in <br>Israel. We did not go in to Rwanda, Sierra Leone, or Angola when these <br>countries were suffering catastrophic genocide and human rights infractions <br>beyond our understanding. Where was our humanitarian nature then? <br>We must be certain of what we stand for as a people and as a nation. <br><br>It is conceivable that in the long view, the outcome, whatever that may be, <br>could heal a wound that has been festering between Muslims and Christians for centuries, because history would lead us in that direction. There will <br>be a price to pay..environmentally and financially. The question of recovery <br>is one that no one can speculate.... and more than likely, the bill we be <br>paid by generations to come. <br><br>It is my concern and my hope that the citizens of this country <br>will think for themselves, educate themselves, find out all there is to know about why we are considering attacking Saddam now without the support of our <br>allies. It is my belief that there is an abundance of information that is public record that actually addresses these issues....the issues of preemptive strikes, preventive strikes, our philosophy on creating and <br>ruling a world empire, our necessity to have a military unchallengable by any other military, our plan to keep a military operation in Iraq to protect our <br>interests in Israel. It is my desire that we be an awake nation that <br>investigates what it stands for and that as people, we define what we stand <br>for. It is my dream that the arrogance that represents us as a nation can be <br>changed in the eyes of the world and that we will rise up as a nation of <br>peaceful people who will work at finding other ways of eliminating <br>enemies....perhaps by consciously not creating enemies in the first place, <br>after all, we have distinct ties to Saddam in his becoming leader of Iraq. <br><br>There are many questions that beg to be asked. Some are being asked <br>rhetorically by many journalists, including a great writer at the New York <br>Times by the name of Daniel Friedman. For example-if we are claiming that we are <br>going into Iraq to save it's people from such an oppressive regime and such <br>heinous human rights infractions, then why are we not addressing these <br>situations in other Middle Eastern countries that are our allies? What is <br>the standard? Is there a way to justify the human loss that we can expect <br>from this war....our own as well as innocent Iraqis? <br><br>If this is a war not based on our own interests in oil, then why is it that <br>our government is offering tax cuts to businesses who purchase SUVs as <br>company cars? <br><br>(I would challenge all those who support this war, which is over <br>three-fourths of this country, to trade in your gas guzzlers and buy a small <br>car or a hybrid or at least a more economical car, that way we ensure that we <br>are never reliant on overseas oil supplies. That is the least we can do to <br>support our soldiers who are fighting on our behalf for the freedoms we <br>enjoy. I own a hybrid and although it is not the fanciest, most powerful <br>car, it gets us around. I am currently selling my BMW SUV).

 

Stick it, Sheryl. Mommie's keepin' her Durango, and you can pry my truck from my.... ;D

 

Here's an interesting site related to this thread:<br><br>http://www.hollywoodhalfwits.com

 

Thats an interesting comment from someone who travels around the U.S. in a caravan of Prevost Bus Conversion Motor Homes!
(Actually, I dont know if they're &quot;Prevost&quot;, or some other make).
However, she has a bus, the tour manager has a bus, all the stage hands and such have one, as does all of her backup singers.

Next time I see her touring the U.S. in a Toyota Echo or some hybrid, I'll take her (a little) more seriously. :

Geesh, where do some of these HollyWierd people come from? :

Rich