Will Smith `doesn`t understand` controversy surrounding trailer size

Actor Will Smith said he 'doesn't understand' the controversy surrounding his trailer in New York.
The actor has been shooting his new movie Men In Black III in New York and his 53-foot double-decker trailerhas been upsetting the residents, who claim it has been eating up business revenue and creating a lot offumes.
In an interview with his former manager Russell Simmons on Global Grind, he said: 'I don't really understand the controversy. Men in Black 1 and 2 and Hitch used the same trailer.
'We bring thousands of jobs and millions of dollars to this city.'
The trailer has since been moved to a parking lot.


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Manny Pacquiao Steroids Controversy: The Story Is, There Is No Story - Bad Left Hook

The story is there is no story. I'm not going to dignify the "article" with a link. It's out there and you won't have to look too hard to find it. Michael Woods of The Sweet Science already took the whole thing to task and did a great job, but since this isn't going to just go away (more on that in a moment), it's worth someone else saying this, so at least maybe those of you who don't live in some bizarre "Maury"-like fantasy world can get some perspective here.



There is nothing to this. If you buy into this completely ridiculous, completely transparent mess of absolutely nothing, written by someone who won't offer a name, supposedly at the behest of another anonymous party, you are being unbelievably gullible. In fact, I could probably just stop now, since chances are you have no idea WHY you're being gullible, or why this all seems so incredibly fake and useless.

This isn't tabloid material. This is sub-tabloid material. Of course just a few minutes ago, Floyd Mayweather Jr. got wind of it and tweeted about how it's a must-read. Nothing with a misspelling of the word "using" is a must-read.

If you were to ask me my honest opinion of whether or not Manny Pacquiao uses or has used performance-enhancing drugs (and I'm sure this will anger someone, too), my answer is simple: I don't know. The testing system that boxing commissions use is laughable. Anyone who actually does get caught is a fool.

So to answer your question more accurately, I'm as sure that Pacquiao is clean as I am sure that Mayweather is clean, that Mosley is clean, that the Klitschkos or Haye or Ishe Smith or Chris Arreola or the ghost of Jack Johnson are clean.

But right now there's nothing real happening. This is pure propaganda, wherever it truly came from.





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