The Life of Reidy

Apparently Danny DeVito made a guest apprerance on the View the other day, promoting his new holiday movie "Deck the Halls" starring him and Matthew Broderick. But this was no normal guest appearance friends, because the acclaimed director of "Death To Smootchy" was pretty drunk when he walked onto the set of The View. And of course, YouTube saves the day for anyone who might have missed it. You can see for yourself just how he feels about "President Numb-Nuts":

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I find it kind of ridiculous that my school keeps up their demographic spectrum by giving kid's free rides so that they'll stay in school and be given a "second chance." I'm sure there have been a few success stories, but for the most part the only results I have seen have been that the kids don't want to be here in the first place, and so they don't go to class and just party and blast music all of the time. It doesnt promote the greatest enviroment, especailly when the people who are paying to go to school and have worked hard like everyone else have to deal with their issues.

I'm avoiding details intentionally, but I just need to vent once in a while.

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