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Lucky Lady123 · 03-16-2009, 05:50 AM

Rodman should of been fired as well last night and next week may be his time to go for sure.

jsqueezer · 03-16-2009, 07:44 AM

I'm also hoping that Rodman is gone soon. I think he's being kept on "for the drama". He's a goon. A big, lazy, skeevy, egotistical (based on WHAT?) goon. Yecchh.

DontH8Me · 03-16-2009, 09:20 AM

Actually, it's pretty apparent that Trump likes the guy (Dennis Rodman). I believe Trump will be very reluctant to see him go. If anyone other than Rodman had pulled the "my poor, widdle eyes" diva stunt they would have been booted in a NY minute.

akm4 · 03-16-2009, 09:44 AM

I don't know, he was always googly over Scott Hamilton, but that didn't save him!

jsqueezer · 03-16-2009, 10:11 AM

Call me a skeptic, but I can envision a scenario wherein these "celebrities' " lawyers meet with the producers of this show and with Trumpy's lawyers, and they all sign agreements/ contracts which stipulate the conditions of the celebrity firings. No matter how any of them actually perform, their order of evacuation (huh) is pre-ordained.

So Rodman's lawyers got a great deal and Scott Hamilton's didn't. Dice Clay's lawyer slept through the meeting.

MooksterL1 · 03-16-2009, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jsqueezer

Call me a skeptic, but I can envision a scenario wherein these "celebrities' " lawyers meet with the producers of this show and with Trumpy's lawyers, and they all sign agreements/ contracts which stipulate the conditions of the celebrity firings. No matter how any of them actually perform, their order of evacuation (huh) is pre-ordained.

So Rodman's lawyers got a great deal and Scott Hamilton's didn't. Dice Clay's lawyer slept through the meeting.

LOL You could be on to something here.

veuvegirl · 03-16-2009, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by jsqueezer

Call me a skeptic, but I can envision a scenario wherein these "celebrities' " lawyers meet with the producers of this show and with Trumpy's lawyers, and they all sign agreements/ contracts which stipulate the conditions of the celebrity firings. No matter how any of them actually perform, their order of evacuation (huh) is pre-ordained.

So Rodman's lawyers got a great deal and Scott Hamilton's didn't. Dice Clay's lawyer slept through the meeting.

That is an interesting thought......

But agreed, Rodman and Greene should have gone last night. I couldn't believe Trump didn't get rid of Rodman. Anyone else on a non-celebrity show would have been history for such a lame excuse.

Élan vital · 03-16-2009, 11:15 AM

OMG!!!!!!!!!! hilarious. You are brilliant!!

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Originally Posted by jsqueezer

Call me a skeptic, but I can envision a scenario wherein these "celebrities' " lawyers meet with the producers of this show and with Trumpy's lawyers, and they all sign agreements/ contracts which stipulate the conditions of the celebrity firings. No matter how any of them actually perform, their order of evacuation (huh) is pre-ordained.

So Rodman's lawyers got a great deal and Scott Hamilton's didn't. Dice Clay's lawyer slept through the meeting.

brokencrayola · 03-16-2009, 01:48 PM

Rodman is worthless. You can tell he could care less about these challenges. He is so cocky he thinks just his presence anywhere is bringing attention to the cause and he has to do nothing more than sit there with his sunglasses on. He needs to go like yesterday.

DontH8Me · 03-16-2009, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by brokencrayola

Rodman is worthless. You can tell he could care less about these challenges. He is so cocky he thinks just his presence anywhere is bringing attention to the cause and he has to do nothing more than sit there with his sunglasses on. He needs to go like yesterday.

It seems to have worked perfectly for him so far, hasn't it?