Crap or Fact?
 

True or False:

Spike Jonze, the director of Being John Malkovich, is heir to the Spiegel catalog company fortune.

The estimated economic costs of alcohol abuse in the US in 1998 amounted to more than $180 billion.



I'll give you the answers when I get back from school.

Crap

Crap

Ooh. Such a witty and funny response. I think I'll have a chuckle.

i think it's actually true but it could be anything as he tends to falsify his identity on a regular basis. could be yet another mask.

you guys ever seen that documentary about his video with slim something? fatboy slim... just watch it. i won't ruin it for you.

That video was fantastic. I loved when they re-enacted it at the VMAs.

well you know it was him all along, right?

Right.

Fact, it is fact.

there is a documentary about which follows the dance troupe from obscurity in torrance california to their glorious moment at the vma. all along it's the fucking bastard himself, playing this pathetic dance troupe director you just want to euthanize. hilarious. well i ruined it for those of you who didn't see it. too bad.

I don't even know this documentary existed.

it's called "torrance rises"
you can find it in the director's label dvd that's devoted to the work of spike jonze
see here http://www.directorslabel.com/

Fact or Fiction: Mr. Rogers served as a Navy Seal and has an arm full of tattoos (explaining why he wears long sweaters)

Fact: Spike's real name is Adam Spiegel, son of Arthur Spiegel III, of the Spiegel catalog company. When his parents divorced, Spike began hanging out at a skateboard shop in Rockville, Maryland, where everyone called him Spike because he never washed his hair. The cofounder of legendary Dirty Magazine, Spike evolved a unique stree-hip style that caught the eye of MTV and ad agencies. He started making music videos and commercials, winning awards for his work with the Beastie Boys and Bjork before going on to make feature films such as Being John Malkovich and Adaptation.
Fact: In its 2000 report to congress, the US department of Health and Human Services, factored in the cost of health care, loss of productivity, and other expenses, such as alcohol-related traffic injuries, and came up with the staggering number of $184,636,000,000.

likely, im sure he enjoyed being surrounded by a bunch of sweaty muscle men :D

nah, i don't think so... he was too much of a pencil neck

It's not mean if it's true.

YUP, its fiction.

today in math our teacher told us that, and so i was like "fuck yeah, thats crazy" and i googled it to see if i could find pictures. up came an assload of urban myth websites, confirming that this myth is in fact a myth... even the wikipedia page on him mentioned it

These questions would be great for Sonic Squares.

now just go & prove your teacher wrong in front of everybody & earn his hatred and get an F in his course no matter how hard you work.

insecure bitches...

Wha? I have a bunch of these kinds of questions on a calendar thing.