Brittany's ex "husband" is a moron.

Post by **PalmerWMD** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

"I cant help done what I done did"

exact quote.:rolleyesJust goes to show where most of our "celebretities" come from.

For her to be close enough to such a moron, to "marry" she is likely a bird of a feather and comes from the same shallow end of the genepool.

Sometimes PPL go :bowdown to so called celebrities and dont realize that these folks likely would be flipping burgers for a living, if it wasnt for modern communications technology that smarter folks built.

This applies not just to singers, but to most professional athletes especially.For example I, once had the dubious honor to meet a couple professional basketball players (I didnt know who they were at the time, since I dont buy into this modern "opiate of the people')

All I noticed were the complete absence of class and intelligence in them.

Later someone told me who they were, after I told the story to a buddy(" You wouldnt believe what morons I met today, like Beavis and butthead they were.. yadayada..")

I think if more americans, would get a chance to actually meet their so-called idols, maybe they would start to realize what incredibly LITTLE people these idols of theirs, really are.

Fred...:icesangel

Post by **AZhitman** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

So true.

But then again, those who :bowdown to such people deserve the vicious slap in the face called REALITY.

I see cuter chicks than her at the university (and they're a hell of a lot smarter and more interesting). And not likely straight outta the trailer park.

Famous people, for the most part, suck.

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

But as long as we dont meet them we can still think their cool, right???

I agree, however there are some that are CERTAINLY not this way.... I would say the music industry is more characteristic of this rather than sports, but your gonna have your idiots no matter where you go!!

BTW, its Britney!!!

Post by **Repo Man** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Preach it brothers! Preach it! I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. And Dean sucks ****.

Vanderjagt is a cool guy though. He drives an H2. ;-)

Post by **lessthanjakejohn** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

There are a lot of famous people who aren't celebrities...

i'd say Robert Oppenheimer, if you don't know him, then Einstein is/was rather famous. Other scientists such as Marconi and Tesla, How about World War II generals, Revelutionary heros... They are still plenty famous. Perhaps todays "famous" people are rather dumb and silly though.

I can still think of plenty of people who are smart and famous today because of it, yet they are not celebrities.

Post by **Rex** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Lets be honest here guys, she's Eye Candy and not much more. She "supposedly" married some kid she grew up with in LA as a joke.

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Eye candy it is.... And as long as you realize that and it stays that way, its all good!!

Post by **AZhitman** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Here's a list of famous people I've met (not just SEEN, but actually conversed with)...

Axl Rose (G & R)All members of AerosmithPrincess Stephanie of MonacoRichard PryorGeorge Harrison (Beatles)Barry McCaffrey (former White House drug czar)All members of QueensrycheKhalid Reeves (hoops)Tedy Bruschi (NE Patriots)The blonde actress from General Hospital (been on there forever)Ken GracieJon Bon Jovi & Tico TorresTony Womack (former Diamondback)John ElwayEric Guliford (ex-NFL)Cheryl Tiegs (former model/actress)Lake Speed (ex-NASCAR)Jean-Claude van DammeJeff Feagles (NFL kicker)Brett FavreJeff Speakman (martial arts/actor)Rod Woodson Luis Gonzales (Diamondbacks)Brian Anderson (Diamondbacks)Sean Rooks (hoops)Brian Williams (hoops)William Perry ("the fridge")Fife Symington/Rose Mofford (former AZ govs.)Charles Keating (S&L scandal)Anand Maru (NICO moderator

)

I'm sure there's a few more. Most were forgettable at best, few left any lasting impression.

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Great leaping salamanders of flame Hitman, thats like as many friends as I have....

Post by **AZhitman** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

No way, brotha - You have 12,000 friends!

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Haha... Most of which are "driving moms car".....

You've got a friend in NICO... Is that a possible new slogan???

Post by **lessthanjakejohn** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

8212 to be exact

Post by **Cold_Zero** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Britney made the NRA's blacklist. Its amazing how a girl from the backwoods of Louisiana can claim that she still keeps a little bit of her home town in her. Common, should she be drunk in a trailer being beaten by her husband who shot himself in the leg after sleeping with his handgun in the recliner?

I digress. Hollywood Celebrities are mindless idiots that will champion any cause that comes their way.

Post by **themadscientist** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

I'd love to chat about this but Paris Hilton is on T.V. milking a cow so I have to go watch:rolleyes

Post by **victim_of_a_down** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Very true. For the most part celebrities, teen pop idols in particular, are shallow individuals. Britney Spears, for instance, everything she does is a premeditated publicity stunt. She marries a man and them annuls it hours later? The girl's so shallow she'd probably think a quarterback is refund.

But I wouldn't say all celebrities are shallow. I met Mike Farrell, the actor who played Captain Hunnicutt on MASH at a human rights convention and was blown away by how articulate his dialogue was and his enthusiasm for humanitary causes. I don't necessarily agree with his views but he's definitely not one of the run-of-the-mill dimwits populating Hollywood. I also think some actors and singers deserve more credit than their given. Take for example an actor of Tom Hanks caliber, someone doesn't build that solid and enduring a career if he was just some average dimwit. Even Madonna, for all the gimmicks and media ploys the woman uses there's a method to her madness. She knows controversy, good or bad, sells and she's managed to be a cornerstone in the music industry for over two decades because of it. Sure her music blows now but the woman has smart business sense.

There are some other brainiacs in Hollywood too. Jodie Foster was a child genius and attended Yale, as did Diane Lane, Natalie Portman's in Harvard, Matt Damon went there.

I pity those that idolized contrived teen acts and amoral athletes. So yeah anyway it wouldn't be a stretch to say most celebrities, especially athletes and teen stars, aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer. Afterall they're nothing more than glorified people.

-Madison

YouTube · Post by **EZcheese15** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

There are some famous hot chicks I'd love to get to know though.

http://www.nissaninfiniticlub....ber=2

Post by **APEXi240** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

You know someone is gonna bring that thread back now, right EZ.

There is a band from Long Island called Kill Your Idols. I think that says it all. I hate celebrities (not for who they are, just because of the status, and no not because I'm jealous in anyway). I despise how overly obsessed this country is with fame, and famous people.

A funny story. My friends and I were in Little Italy, NYC for an Italian festival and we saw Dennis Miller, his date, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones. Only one or two people were approaching them. Instead of my friend going over to say high, or wanting an autograph, he just yells "Dennis Miller, your show stinks and you are not funny". I guess its mean, but it sure was funny.

With that said, my friend was in Foot Locker by our house and Method Man walked in. He bought like two pairs of shoes and noticed that there was a mother and two kids in there and you could hear the mom like "no that is too much, we can't get those". So when he was at the register he gave 200 dollars to the cashier so the lady could buy her kids shoes and some clothes. That is class because he didn't even care that anyone was around and didn't care if anyone knew it was him giving the money to her.

Post by **Mr1der** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

I don't look up to Britney Spears, but I wouldn't mind looking down at her:D

yeah, a good percent of celebrities are indeed jackasses, but hey, they're people too, better off than us sadly, but people none the less.

YouTube · Post by **EZcheese15** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

APEXi240 wrote:You know someone is gonna bring that thread back now, right EZ.

That was kinda the point

I miss it.

Post by **Jesda** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

I dont care. I like boobs.

Post by **Mr1der** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Jesda wrote:I dont care. I like boobs.

truer words never spoken.

amen brother, amen.

Post by **nametakennow** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Britney has gotten to the point of looking too slutty and pissing me off too much to actually be attractive (to me). Opinions of a person affect the way they look to you, and it's very true in this case. On the other hand, Jessica Alba= classy AND hot.

Post by **Anand** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

AZhitman wrote:Here's a list of famous people I've met (not just SEEN, but actually conversed with)...Anand Maru (NICO moderator )

lol

I didn't know I was famous!

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Jesda wrote:I dont care. I like boobs.

AMEN :bowdown: :bowdown:

Post by **szh** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Jesda wrote:I dont care. I like boobs.

I am a leg man myself. If a woman has great legs and wears a miniskirt, I will drool myself silly!

Z

Post by **elwesso** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Why choose.... Most of the time they come in a package deal anyway....

Post by **Bubba1** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Hitman. What did you do that you came to meet so many celebrities? And would you mind sharing a few brief impressions about some of them?I've met a few celebs over the years, but not a list like yours.Here are some that I remember meeting:

Leslie Nielson (The Naked Gun guy) while we were both checking in at the same NYC hotel. Nice guyHenry Kissinger Neil Sedaka (while on a cruise). Arthur Godfrey (gotta be an old fart to remember him). on an elevator at CBS in NY. He was very drunk.Randy Pobst/ Michael Galati (team Audi drivers that won the touring car championship) very friendly and outgoing.Milton Berle (I accidently crashed a birthday party of his years ago) Henny Youngman Tina Louise (ginger from Gilligan's Island)Bull from night court (his character was not much of a stretch)

I thought it was interesting to meet some of them, but I didn't go out of my way to meet any of them.

Post by **Get240DiZzY** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Bubba1 wrote:Bull from night court (his character was not much of a stretch)

Which one was he? Was he the prosecutor?

...Man, I haven't seen that show in ages.

Post by **Bubba1** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

He was the tall, dorky bailiff. His name escapes me.

Post by **victim_of_a_down** » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:06 pm

Richard Moll. Kinda rhymes with droll.

Bubba1 wrote:
Leslie Nielson (The Naked Gun guy) while we were both checking in at the same NYC hotel. Nice guyRandy Pobst/ Michael Galati (team Audi drivers that won the touring car championship) very friendly and outgoing.

I envy you. Randy Pobst/Michael Galati are good ambassadors for the sport of racing. I wonder if he's taken a zip in the Audi LeMans car as he was promised?

Brittany's ex "husband" is a moron.

Brittany's ex "husband" is a moron.

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