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post 1687986153 08-08-2023, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted By wasp9166
So fkn hot

Her or Aniston

I'd bet Sandra is more chill
Aniston's face is looking very weird these days with all the plastic surgery IMHO. I mean yeah of course I'd do it.
post 1687986323 08-08-2023, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted By BigTimePlayerFr
How tf does she still look so good? Shes been my crush for over 30 years
makeup and heavy filters. in her new movie (the unforgiveable [good movie]) her age deffinetly shows way more


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post 1687986393 08-08-2023, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted By wasp9166
So fkn hot

Her or Aniston

I'd bet Sandra is more chill
I am blown away to be hearing that Sandra Bullock was apparently considered a sex icon at one time. I've literally never heard anyone talk about her in terms of her being physically attractive except for on this board lol
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Never found her attractive at all ded srs
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Originally Posted By roosky11
Dude had ALS. Good on her for sticking with him. That's not an easy disease to go through. She's one of the best out there as far as Hollywood celebrities go.
Not so sure about that.

She married Jesse James.

No good person would marry that dirtbag.

Would still bang/10
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post 1687987123 08-08-2023, 09:20 AM
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She's still hot af

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post 1687987713 08-08-2023, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded
Aniston's face is looking very weird these days with all the plastic surgery IMHO. I mean yeah of course I'd do it.
Yeah,I saw that yesterday

They can't leave themselves alone
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Originally Posted By OzzyDio
I am blown away to be hearing that Sandra Bullock was apparently considered a sex icon at one time. I've literally never heard anyone talk about her in terms of her being physically attractive except for on this board lol
She's always been cute, as opposed to hot. I don't recall her being seen as a sex icon... More like girl next door type who comes off as likable.
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ALS, that is a tough way to go.
post 1687990803 08-08-2023, 10:12 AM
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Now i'm scared of getting ALS
post 1687991833 08-08-2023, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah
Now i'm scared of getting ALS
My cousin was a home care nurse in Philly and described it to me yesterday.

One day your feet can't feel and cant move, then it slowly moves all the way up over time.
You have an itch but cant scratch it, so you rely on others.
Then as it moves up, the internal parts stop moving unless machines move the internal parts of your body that you do not think about moving.
a slow stopping of all
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Am I really the only one who thinks it's pretty lulzy that she's getting all that attention and adoration for taking care of her own man while he was dying?

Imagine if someone told you about how a random nobody of a man decided to hanker down and take good care of his wife/LTR gf while she died of something like say, ALS (as this story talked about when her man died of it). Then imagine if you leaped praise on the guy and acted like he was some supremely noble person for taking care of his dying wife. People would respond to that with "No chit assshole, you're SUPPOSED TO take care of your spouse when they are dying."


Just lmao at people trying to act like she's some ultra great person just for doing exactly what she should have done in that situation, which was to stand by her man while he was dying. So she wasn't a complete and utter slootbag (at least not publically) in response to her own man dying, ooooo what a wonderful person she must be!!!
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Originally Posted By OzzyDio
Am I really the only one who thinks it's pretty lulzy that she's getting all that attention and adoration for taking care of her own man while he was dying?

Imagine if someone told you about how a random nobody of a man decided to hanker down and take good care of his wife/LTR gf while she died of something like say, ALS (as this story talked about when her man died of it). Then imagine if you leaped praise on the guy and acted like he was some supremely noble person for taking care of his dying wife. People would respond to that with "No chit assshole, you're SUPPOSED TO take care of your spouse when they are dying."


Just lmao at people trying to act like she's some ultra great person just for doing exactly what she should have done in that situation, which was to stand by her man while he was dying. So she wasn't a complete and utter slootbag (at least not publically) in response to her own man dying, ooooo what a wonderful person she must be!!!
most people leave and discard the sick person.
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She's almost 60 now.. bet she looks old as fuk outside of professional pics with make up/hair done by professioanls
Uncontrollable behavior with some psychopathic tendencies
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
most people leave and discard the sick person.
Discarding a sick loved one makes someone a piece of chit. I don't automatically decide someone is of supreme good morality just because they do the right thing in that situation.

Also, in case you didn't realize, I am human as well. That means that I have also had experiences with pain, suffering, loss, and death. So she is not unique to me in that sense.

I also think it is relevant to point out the fact that Bullock is obviously richer than hell. Which means she has close to limitless resources for such things. You're out of your mind if you think that her experience with taking care of her man who got ALS was the same as what normal people go through. She most likely had hired help around the clock, not to mention plenty of access to all of the best resources to make everything as easy as possible for them given the circumstances. All I'm saying is, be realistic.
Originally Posted By rollerball
Are you being for real here?

My late uncle had ALS as did the father of a friend from mine in college. It's horrific, it turns people into the living dead where they eventually can't move anything but their fukking eyeballs and require constant fukking care that is extremely emotionally tasking as well as arduous.

A person who takes care of someone with ALS for years is objectively a better person than pretty much anyone on the misc.
I'm well aware of everything you just discussed.

I don't automatically think someone is an amazing person just for not abandoning their dying spouse. Especially a filthy rich celebrity like Sandra Bullock who we know damn well was able to easily afford 24/7/365 hired care for him on top of whatever she did herself personally.

She did the right thing to stay by him (publically she did, but assuming she remained 100% loyal even behind closed doors would be naive), and I'll give her credit for doing the right thing there. None the less, everything else I mentioned is still valid. Point being, no, I don't automatically assume she is a super amazing person over it.
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Originally Posted By rollerball
Fair enough in terms of your opinion but to me the level of sacrifice and mental fortitude involved in caring for someone with ALS for years does certify them as an amazing person just because there are SO FEW humans who would actually step up to do similarly.
She also didn't turn it into a publicity stunt with sympathy begging selfies and fake fund drives.
Don't really know how she dealt with or what she did behind the scenes. She kept it private and it was no one's business.
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Originally Posted By OzzyDio
Am I really the only one who thinks it's pretty lulzy that she's getting all that attention and adoration for taking care of her own man while he was dying?
It is very newsworthy that a female with options did this. Your example was talking about a normal guy doing it for his wife, that is common. But the wife doing it for the husband, is not.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Anyone else find she looks like michael jackson these days?

would have devoured her schit cavern in the 90s.
Originally Posted By HayZues
Literally came in to post she looks like MJ.

Probably same surgeon.
This

Unaware of what she looked like pre-surgery, but she's always remined me of Michael Jackson.
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Some days it is hard to tell the humans in the misc from the non humans, lol.
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Originally Posted By OzzyDio
Discarding a sick loved one makes someone a piece of chit. I don't automatically decide someone is of supreme good morality just because they do the right thing in that situation.

Also, in case you didn't realize, I am human as well. That means that I have also had experiences with pain, suffering, loss, and death. So she is not unique to me in that sense.

I also think it is relevant to point out the fact that Bullock is obviously richer than hell. Which means she has close to limitless resources for such things. You're out of your mind if you think that her experience with taking care of her man who got ALS was the same as what normal people go through. She most likely had hired help around the clock, not to mention plenty of access to all of the best resources to make everything as easy as possible for them given the circumstances. All I'm saying is, be realistic.





I'm well aware of everything you just discussed.

I don't automatically think someone is an amazing person just for not abandoning their dying spouse. Especially a filthy rich celebrity like Sandra Bullock who we know damn well was able to easily afford 24/7/365 hired care for him on top of whatever she did herself personally.

She did the right thing to stay by him (publically she did, but assuming she remained 100% loyal even behind closed doors would be naive), and I'll give her credit for doing the right thing there. None the less, everything else I mentioned is still valid. Point being, no, I don't automatically assume she is a super amazing person over it.
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She's classy as fukk. Smart. Speaks German fluently.
Who cares what language a girl speaks. She could speak Chinese for all I care. I care more about what languages the girl doesn't speak. Which preferably is all of them.
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Originally Posted By TomPaine
It is very newsworthy that a female with options did this. Your example was talking about a normal guy doing it for his wife, that is common. But the wife doing it for the husband, is not.
Nah I don't agree.

Sandra Bullock had no choice in this case. Divorcing a dying man is terrible PR and any celebrity that does it will look bad for doing it.

Rather, she has millions in resources to take care of her husband and she gets a PR boost from it for being loyal. As long as she kept it on the down low that she was banging other dudes, she could've dumped that dude the moment he couldn't wipe his own ass
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