Posted by hardasnails at cc622088-a.mdlvly1.tn.home.com on August 16, 2001 at 23:23:03:
but I just read an article on Ben Affleck in People . While it is great to hear that he admitted he had a problem, does that mean it is okay to tell everyone how much his house is and how many cars he has? NONONONO!!! It is no one's damn business about his life in general. But if they want to report that he is doing well, FINE! But leave the other stuff out. How many cars he has does not make him any more of an addict.
Anyone that could afford it would have just as many cars and a nice big house. DUH! I think they should let the man rest and get better, and leave his love and home life out of it.
By the way, does this make any sense? They said he was in 1995's Mallrats, 1997 Sundance hit Chasing Amy, and the upcoming Jay and Silent Bob Strike back. I find that odd. Mallrats NEVER gets mentioned. And why leave out Dogma? Did they not consider that worthy of being printed? Guess not, but his cars and casino winnings are! What a crock! That's all I can say about that before I hunt the author of the story down and gag them!
Fed up with People!!!
Anyone know what I am getting at?
So long from long post land...ramble...ramble...
jme