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jmatucd
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19 Jul 2005, 6:21 am

celebs suck


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19 Jul 2005, 11:30 am

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Eww...your computer's a Dell?


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strange_wraith wrote:
I agree with Serissa. Celebrity crushes are pointless and the cult of celebrity is a distraction from things that are actually important to us.


Well, actually, it's not a matter of morality for me, or if it is, it isn't a consious level. You are right, though, celebrity crushes are pretty pointless except for conersational value.

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You're not the only one. I don't find any famous females "super hot" but there are a few in real life I do. My problem is that I see pretty much every celebrity female as plastic and helpless outside acting or singing or whatever it is they do. Or maybe it's the excessive makeup. I'm weird, but I hate that gunk on people's faces, no exceptions.


I hate WEARING the stuff. It's one of my tactile hangups.



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19 Jul 2005, 1:50 pm

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Johnny Depp :) .

(And I liked him before all the preteens discovered him in "Pirates of the Caribbean" btw).


yea i remember him all the way back to his days in '21 jump street'

i liked him in edward scissorhands too



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19 Jul 2005, 4:13 pm

Johnny Depp was better in the Stephen King movie he did shortly after Pirates of the Bal Blah Blah, IMO.


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19 Jul 2005, 7:43 pm

Kelly Clarkson, such a down to earth personality.



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20 Jul 2005, 7:04 am

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You're not the only one. I don't find any famous females "super hot" but there are a few in real life I do.


I don't disagree with these people who say that having crushes is lame, but I'm just interested in who out of the celebrities you find most attractive. There'd be no point in asking out of people you know because I have no idea who they are.



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20 Jul 2005, 9:30 am

Sanityisoverrated wrote:
I hate the cult of the celebrity.


Hail the film with contrived cliche,
where villains plot to ruin the day.
Hail actor, hunk of meat. A superhero one can't defeat.
A towering colossus before which we retreat.
The hero journeys through fuzzy logic pass,
and defeats the bad guy to screw the actress with class.
Hail the actress, impossible be her mold.
Her breasts, her buttocks, males adored.
But when she tires of the makeup and the wonder-bra.
Pray she doesn't succumb to anorexia.

In the name of the TV, the audience, and the holy Screen Actors Guild, Amen.



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20 Jul 2005, 6:33 pm

I am fond of cillian murphy (he was the bad guy in batman begins.. the psychiatrist), ed norton, nicholas cage, alan rickman, justin chatwin, jude law... ummmm yeah. i was looking forpictures but i was scared off when i was linked to www.famousmalefeet.com. interesting site for all you feet lovers out there.... :lol:



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20 Jul 2005, 6:37 pm

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yea i remember him all the way back to his days in '21 jump street'

i liked him in edward scissorhands too


I've heard of 21 Jump Street, but I've never had the opportunity to see it.

Edward Scissorhands is what got me interested in him.

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Johnny Depp was better in the Stephen King movie he did shortly after Pirates of the Bal Blah Blah, IMO.


I agree, mainly because he was playing himself, pretty much. As my friend put it, he was "Johnny Depp bumming around being Johnny Depp."

I didn't really like the movie itself, too much, though.



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20 Jul 2005, 6:42 pm

was that movie called The Window or something like that?



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20 Jul 2005, 7:15 pm

"Secret Window"

I haven't read the book, but apparently the ending was different in the movie, and the book was supposedly better (according to one of my former roommates, who is a Steven Kingaholic).



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20 Jul 2005, 8:11 pm

pff, is the book ever WORSE? :wink:



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20 Jul 2005, 8:15 pm

Point taken.



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21 Jul 2005, 5:16 am

hell_grey wrote:
pff, is the book ever WORSE? :wink:

Fight Club.



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21 Jul 2005, 5:26 am

I think there have been lots of films which improved on the book they were based on!



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21 Jul 2005, 9:52 am

Civet wrote:
"Secret Window"

I haven't read the book, but apparently the ending was different in the movie, and the book was supposedly better (according to one of my former roommates, who is a Steven Kingaholic).


I need to see that movie now. I knew it was based on the short story but knowing that it deviated, I want to see HOW. ((Don't spoil it for me though!!))

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I think there have been lots of films which improved on the book they were based on!


My mom thinks "Girl of the Limberlost," even the PBS made for TV movie, from what she tells me, was better.