On February 1st Janine did a video interview with EmmReport before she left for the Oregon halfway house. She is sentenced to four more months there because she violated her probation. She says " I fell in love and I got married, and you’re not supposed to do that."
"I am a happily married woman, and soon you will be seeing a taste of our animalistic lovemaking. People have been asking for an anal scene, and now I have a willing participant, my husband."
The movie was being shot for Vivid, and Janine is doing all five scenes.
She says she understands why Jesse was granted custody of her daughter for the time she is gone. Of course this interview took place a couple months ago before all the Jesse/Sandra drama happened.
One of the interesting things on the tape is that Janine now has a full tattoo on the front of her neck of a red heart that says Fear Not underneath it.
Janine says she missed a couple visits with Sunny because she went to the ER. She had a STROKE!
You can watch the whole thing here- http://www.youtube.com/emmmedia
Minor stroke I would assume. Few more tattoos and she could get back with Jesse, or maybe she and Bombshell could do some lesbian stuff and maybe a three way with the husband.
It’s hard to imagine anybody would want to jerk off to a middle age, washed up psychopath covered in trailer trash tattoos from head to toe. Janine’s days are over; it doesn’t matter what she does, because nobody gives a shit and nobody wants to see. The tragedy is that some people don’t know when to quit. She should have walked out when she was at the top of her game in the late 90’s, but instead she stock around and became a tabloid joke. Nowadays when I hear about Janine, I think of schmocky hair metal bands from the 80’s (i.e. Poison, L.A Guns, Tesla, etc.) who still tour and play in shit hole in the wall clubs, or Steven Seagal and his straight to DVD junk flicks; he’s gotten so fucking fat he no longer fits in the frame.
I agree. Her tattoos are stupid and look terrible.
Colonel summed it up best. Who gives a shit about her doing anything let alone anal. I remember working with PT on a shoot many years ago and she was awesome. It is sad to see her still lurking around.
The Colonel Says:
“The tragedy is that some people don’t know when to quit”
Totally Agree with you Colonel anyway in the 90 and some part of the 2000 era she was the Queen 😉 but yes.. She Was 🙁
Neck tattoo…classy, getting pounded in the ass by her skinhead husband, priceless. DVD may sell cause of the whole Jesse/Sandra thing. Did PT direct? Three more years and Janine can get pounded in the ass by Max.
Yes Larry. Paul Thomas directed a lot of Vivid productions and produced as well. For a while he was producing and Bud Lee was directing. They were a hell of a team back then. It was a better time in this industry as you probably well know.
Sorry joe, I was asking if PT directed the new Janine White Power Anal fest.
how are they going to tag this one?
“starring jesse james’ ex-wife (the one before sandra bullock)”
speaking of seagal, colonel, i notice he’s on deadly ground.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ukpress/article/ALeqM5iEQTJ5i3uaNAV-zUO-BEwTZ1QQfg
Hey Jed, what’s happening?
I’ve never been a fan of Steven Seagal; he’s being sued for $1.08 million by a former personal assistant who claims he expected her to be “on call for sex”. Kayden Nguyen states that Seagal also kept two Russian women on staff “who were available for his sexual needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week”. One may ask why she’s not filing criminal charges and is only seeking money. Maybe that’s because the burden of proof, as shown in the O.J. trial, is based on a preponderance of the evidence, and not beyond a shadow of a doubt. Maybe justice = more money than what he was paying her to fuck a fat, bloated burrito with a little taquito whenever he wanted it.
I say this Nguyen chick is trying to pull a fast one on good old Steve. I mean come on, dude’s gotten too fucking fat he can no longer see his own dick, his bloated belly blocks the view. Fat people have less sexual desires, they can only think of food. Besides, he’s almost a senior citizen. Sexual needs; what sexual needs? Give me a break, I’m not buyin’ it.
Steven Seagal has become a cartoon character. I was watching a movie he made in Japan in ’04, another one where he is an ex CIA operative and kills a zillion bad guys. The bad guys of course have to throw themselves at Steve. The man can kick your ass…if you stand in front of him, running from him is a good idea. I’d say that stuff only happens in movies but I will always remember the Foreman-Moorer fight where Moorer was dumb enough to stand in front of a man who could knock you out with one good punch. George must have hit Moorer hard cause Moorer had a chin as witnessed by his bloodbath with Bert Cooper years before.
I don’t know if fat people necessarily have less sexual desire, though they might not be able to last as long fucking as eating. My friend loves fatties because he says they are more highly indulgent in all ways, not just in regards to feeding their face. However, regarding the validity of “Say where, say Nguyen”‘s claims, I just saw nude photos of her holding her breasts in a very sensual fashion, so anything’s possible:
From TMZ:
Kayden Nguyen — the woman suing Steven Seagal for allegedly treating her like his “sex toy” while on the job — is no stranger to being naked at work.
TMZ has learned Nguyen — a former employee of Seagal’s — recently posed for nude pics … and in one, it looks like she’s being pleasured by the running water from a bathtub.
As we first reported, Seagal’s lawyer Marty Singer said Nguyen is just a “disgruntled ex-employee who was fired for using illegal narcotics” — and her lawsuit against Seagal is a “complete fabrication.”
Calls to Nguyen’s people have not been returned.
In fact Larry, I also saw that junk flick Steven Seagal made in Japan. It was one of the first in his seemingly endless straight to DVD loads of crap, and I wanted to see what he’s up to. I bought the fucking DVD, and threw it out of the window after watching half of it. I haven’t seen any of his flicks since then and I don’t want to see them, either.
As for the fat people, don’t take my words, listen to the wise man:
I knew you’d have Carlin on. “I love this country. I love the freedoms we use to have”. Good stuff, but I don’t know if it contradicts my friend’s claim. He’s into large btw, not obese… Certainly two obese people trying to fuck is like “mission(ary) impossible”.
Carlin reminds me of a political science teacher I had years ago who made me laugh a lot. He talked about America being filled with the fat, dumb and happy. I remember some fat chick sitting near me muttering how she didn’t like the guy.
It seems that over time, as Carlin figured more things out, he became even more ahead of the curve, and it made him less hilarious to the average viewer more often. Remember how the crowds hooted for him in the mid 80s? By the end, his insights in a ever more stupid age and occasional stuttering towards the very end caused by his creeping senility, had the audience often stupified rather than laughing.
Good stuff, regardless.
We’re fat, dumb and “happy”(?) by design. That’s how the controllers want it, I’m sure you’ll agree. Look at the American diet. It’s no mystery why most are obese. Everywhere it’s ugly shopping complexs devoid of culture. You can drive from one part of the country to another and much of it looks identical.
Jeremy Steele says:
‘You can drive from one part of the country to another and much of it looks identical.’
True, America no longer has a distinctive identity. There’s a scene in The Sopranos in which a hit man comes from Italy to do a job. On his way from the airport, we see America through his point of view: A bunch of shopping malls, fast food joints and gas stations, connected by long high ways through a barren land. Sad but true.
Does the Sopornos have that scene, though? Just change the narration a little, while he’s despondently driving around, to “just a bunch of shopping malls, fast food joints, blowjobs in alleyways (then cut to hard core slurp-slurp action) and gas stations… It’s just all seems the same (he sighs, then lights a cigar and then exclaims)… Whattsamatta with this place?”
How about that, Rob?
But of course, you’re talking about The Soprano’s opening credits; here you go:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiDoBYu-S04
The song is Woke Up This Morning by Alabama 3.
Dig it.
I was talking about Rob Spallone’s The Sapornos, not The Sopranos. I know you’re not gonna believe this but I never saw the show, or those credits. Funny, I thought of the cigar thing narrative which is featured in the credits you show.
That’s right, man. No cigar, no glory. Cigars and cigarettes have always been essential in crime/drama/mystery movies and TV series. I’m sure The Cigarette Smoking Man in The X-Files can tell you that.
By the way, you’re correct, I can’t believe you haven’t watched The Sopranos. This TV series is as important as The Godfather movies. Be sure to check it out when you get the chance; you’re gonna love it.
I’ve also never seen the X-Files. I also don’t watch t.v., at all, and I haven’t seen many movies. I’m a book and music person. I also like watching mlb baseball on the net. I know I’m a weirdo, but that should be a forgivable offense. I surely must annoy people with my weird theories, but that’s what happens when one goes down the rabbit hole.
Cigars seem more autonomous than cigarettes. Cigarettes are the excuse people use to go outside, stand and stare at (or sometimes talk to) other people. If one didn’t have a cigarette in their hand and were just standing and staring at others as they do, it would be considered weird and offensive.
Cigarettes in cinema also creates the same mystical, etheric atmosphere that those smoke machines do. However, the Dragon’s breath is carginogenic. I’m also allergic. At least watching cigarette smoking on the screen doesn’t make me cough. In movies they pay the actors, crew and SAG extras “smoke bumps” when they use smoke machines. They pay you a little bit of money for having to breathe that shit for hours on.
I’m not a TV addict, but I believe there are 3 types of TV:
1. Junk TV (i.e. news, sitcoms, soap operas, etc.)
2. Throw it out of the window TV (i.e. religious lectures and political roundtable discussions, reality shows, contests, etc.)
3. Must see TV (i.e. The X-Files, The Sopranos, Twilight Zone, etc.)
Overall, about %95 of TV is garbage, but still %5 is important and watchable. Given the fact that every year people get fatter and more stupid, I expect there will be a significant increase in junk TV and Throw it out of the window TV as well as a dramatic decrease in Must see TV.
Elementary, dear Watson.
Yup, Dumber and Dumberer…
The only stations somewhat worth watching are the Free Speech T.V. and non corporate controlled stations. We’re in a collective coma. That’s why they pull ridiculous scams like 9/11 and get away with it. The laws of physics and common sense don’t matter any more. All that matters is what the telescreens tell us. Just like 1984. Also, in 1984, Winston’s mistress, Julia tells him the war isn’t real.
I’m still pondering, Colonel, since we both know 9/11 to have been an inside job, how you didn’t see “Casino Royale” as being influenced by it and a propaganda piece as a result of it. There’s also a sinister connection between 9/11 and Britain’s 7/7 subway attacks, but I won’t get all into that, here.
MI5/6’s reputation is severly tarnished. That’s why I think the new Bond is harder, more callous and psychotic than ever. Bond even starts without his double O status, suggesting their own sense of self is in doubt and in need of repair and a fresh start. Former MI5 hitmen have explained how 9/11 and 7/7 was “synthetic terrorism” (as Webster Tarpley calls it). The Bond series chose to bring the audience a bit back into reality by acknowledging 9/11 in “Casino Royale” (regarding inside trading tips regarding the two airlines involved), but then it askews reality (just like the official version of things) by showing a building falling apart for no reason, just because a water tanker exploded.
Interestingly, there’s a BBC story which announced WTC building 7 had collapsed while WTC7 was still up (you can see it in the background as the British reporter was speaking). There was word that building was about to come down, even though it was not struck by any plane or the twin towers, and it they must’ve misinterpreted the warning that it was about to come down with the belief that they were told it had already come down.
Orwell’s 1984 ain’t got nothing on us now. Just like the novel we employ “doublethink” with our “newspeak” dictionary. Our vocabulary is getting ever thinner, and our ability to critically think is so bad, it’s scary.
We’re an A.D.D. society, just bumping along to the latest gizmo, gadget and news clip. We’re completely removed from having any relevance to those who run this Titanic ship called “Society”. We’re ga ga over Lady Gaga. The shit’s a shame.
We agree on many issues, Jeremy, and we also have our disagreements on some issues. Take for instance Casino Royale: You read too much into it and I don’t. You analyze and dissect every scene and every line in that movie and I don’t. You look at it as a propaganda tool and I look at it as an entertaining movie. Anything can be interpreted into anything. However, as long as a movie is good on its own merits in terms of solid directing, decent story line and powerful performances, that’s fine with me; I take it at face value.
If I tend to read too much into everything, I’ll end up like those guys who theorize that Wachowski brothers somehow knew in advance about 9/11 attacks and warned about it in the first Matrix movie by showing a shot of Neo’s passport and its expiration date: September 2001. It’s making conspiracy out of coincidence, and although I do believe in conspiracies, but I can’t subscribe to that kind of methodology. To each his own.
Speaking of 9/11, check this out:
9/11 Conspiracy Predicted In The X-Files:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIZ205ccX8M&playnext_from=TL&videos=JZ9FeeVCx84
This episode was aired on March 2001, six months prior to 9/11 attacks. Voila.
Thanks for proving my point in regards to your claim that I’m reading too much into things, Colonel. That clip is not from the X Files, it’s from a show called “The Lone Gunman”. I assume Lone Gunman could mean “lone nut” or “lone hero”, I dont know, but I’ve already seen that, thanks.
Let me put on my spectacles (actually I don’t wear any) and answer with a question: How do you know I read too far into it? I challenge George Bush’s claim that there is no “subliminable” messages in the media, as he called it.
This is fun. Let’s keep it going.
P.s.- I like to look into crazy shit, but last, after everything else, for fun, and then toss it in the “super-natural mysteries” file.
I forgot to also mention, regarding Orwell’s 1984, that the central activity of the lead character, Winston, is working at the “Ministry of Truth”, where he literally alters past news clippings into fictitious and/or askewed versions of what really happened.
That’s the same thing that’s happened with events such as 9/11 and OK City. In both cases there were plenty of initial video taped reported footage of bombs going off, and other evidence showing the official stories to be B.S. But over time, the reported story, stated and re-stated, again and again, is something else. Not only that, it completely ignores those original contradictory reports and acts like these stories don’t exist. Very Orwellian, as far as I see…
Also, a little true story humor here: I heard the Lone Gunman was a pilot episode which featured a pilot (flying a plane into the WTC). Unfortunately the pilot never took off. (drum cymbal, please).
(whoa. I think I can hear the cyber-audience groan).
In fact as you noted Jeremy, the above clip is not from The X-Files, it’s titled inaccurately on YouTube. It’s from the first episode of The Lone Gunmen, a spin-off of The X-Files based on the adventures of The Lone Gunmen, three conspiracy researchers featuring in The X-files who frequently aid Mulder and Scully in their investigations. The Lone Gunmen series was produced by Chris Carter, the producer of The X-Files; and the first episode was written by Chris Carter, Frank Spotnitz, Vince Gilligan & John Shiban, the entire team of The X-Files writers.
The Lone Gunmen took their name from the lone gunman theory of John F. Kennedy assassination.
Man, I have to admit I love this stuff.
On another note and speaking of subliminal messages, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKkEq0n6gPY&feature=related
Conspiracy or coincidence? You decide. HAH.
I always thought the illumanati ran FOX. Also Homer and Osama have 5 letters. Anyway, funny shit, I’ve seen it before, too. Maybe Matt Kroenig’s with the freemasons? The Simpsons have always been on another dimension and ahead of the curve. Maybe they were warned by aliens from the future?
Ever see that album cover by a rap group called “The Coup”(one male, one female)? It depicts a guy setting off bombs in the WTC, mimicking the airline attacks.
http://www.snopes.com/rumors/thecoup.asp
Interestingly, this, the Simpsons, the Lone Gunmen, and others were made or came out months before 9/11.
Also, artists have been known to channel images. Also supposedly many of those who die or avoid dying in accidents or murders have visions or dreams about it before… Visions from the universal mind.
Vince Gilligan wrote for the X Files, didnt know that. I enjoy Breaking Bad, Walter truly is in the same bad ass club as Vic Mackey. Anyone seen the first episode of Treme? The Wire was one of the best shows ever on HBO and hopefully Treme is as good it will get some of the recognition that the Wire deserved. The Wire had poor timing as it was on the same time as The Sopranos. Many great actors/actresses and writers got screwed cause of that, the worst being Dominic West, Idris Elba and Lance Reddick. The only problem I saw in a preview of Treme was the appearance of that limey cocksucker Elvis Costello, one day I would like to walk up on stage, grab his guitar and break it and tell him to never perform where I can see him again.