There are things I hate this time of year. Here's one of them. All these celebs pretending they dish food to poor people. Every fucking Christmas you get see these photos. There's other things that bother me about Christmas, like, hmm, no, that's pretty much it. They call it "raising awareness," I call it advertising. We're not aware by now that poor people need food? Just give 'em something and shut your faces. Anybody want to bet we'll see Heidi and Spencewad doing this soon? And kissing in Santa hats over the soup bowls.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Things I hate about Christmas
There are things I hate this time of year. Here's one of them. All these celebs pretending they dish food to poor people. Every fucking Christmas you get see these photos. There's other things that bother me about Christmas, like, hmm, no, that's pretty much it. They call it "raising awareness," I call it advertising. We're not aware by now that poor people need food? Just give 'em something and shut your faces. Anybody want to bet we'll see Heidi and Spencewad doing this soon? And kissing in Santa hats over the soup bowls.
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Yeah, and all homeless families need a Netflix account too! WTH???
Anne looks VERY skinny here.
What is sad is that they go in these soup kitchens long enough for the photographer to snap a pic of them and then they are gone. Pompous asses...
this looks like a cooking class. Not a homeless shelter. If she had her sleeves rolled up in the grit of an inner city homeless shelter I might believe this just a little. Of course, regardless it's all PR and fake. She doesn't care if those ppl eat today or tomorrow. & apparently she doesn't eat anymore either. Dayum!
The camera, in the middle, says it all.
There are celebs who do care and work for the cause and who never, or rarely, get photographed doing it.
Those are the ones that are "rumored".
Those are the ones who will prevail over the phonies.
Have faith in that.
yeah, i don't like those photo-op 'do-gooders'....and let's not forget that those 'charity events' with the red carpet for the stars to walk on they usually: 1) pay the stars to appear 2) give out goodie bags to the stars 3) raise no money for charity...
a few years ago vanity fair ran an article about how those charity events were basically a scam....
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