Willl Farrell has the worst landlord ever!

**onefootoutthedoor** · 05.18.07, 06:03 AM

And you thought your landlord was bad!

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2022975716

**Garibaldi** · 05.18.07, 06:14 AM

Originally Posted by onefootoutthedoor

And you thought your landlord was bad!

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2022975716

Pearl is the greatest landlord ever....and so mean!!

**muffdiver** · 05.18.07, 10:01 AM

That's great....

**Nostalgia Act** · 05.18.07, 05:39 PM

Pearl needs an intervention. By the shadow she was casting, it was probably mid day and she was already crisp. I see bad things in her future if she doesn't get help.

So sad.

**jimmy812** · 05.19.07, 08:43 AM

I gotta be honest: I expected something funnier from Will Ferrell.

**voivod** · 09.27.07, 08:50 AM

SAN MARCOS, California (AP) -- A 10-year-old boy will get a chance to play an extra in Will Ferrell's new movie after his father bought the role in a cancer-charity auction for more than $47,000.

Will Ferrell decided to auction off a role to help a charity run by an old fraternity brother of his.

The money will go to the Cancer for College foundation run by a fraternity brother of Ferrell's at the University of Southern California. The $47,100 high bidder, a man from Dallas, asked to remain anonymous. The opening bid was $5,000.

"Winning this auction means a lot to me on a very personal basis," the winner said in a statement released by the foundation. "I lost my mother to ovarian cancer a few years ago, so I feel fortunate that my 10-year-old and I are able to participate in an event involving Cancer for College and Will Ferrell."

Ferrell came up with the idea to auction off a non-speaking part as an extra in his new movie, "Step Brothers."

"We are overwhelmed with the response and generosity to the auction," Ferrell said. "This money will help so many young people with their dreams of attending college."

The winner is scheduled to meet Ferrell on Friday at the 14th annual Cancer for College golf tournament dinner in Temecula, then join the actor on the movie set next month.

Ferrell's friend Craig Pollard, a two-time survivor of Hodgkin's disease, started Cancer for College to provide scholarships to current and former cancer patients. The charity has awarded $200,000 to 50 cancer survivors since 1993.