Brad Pitt: The Next Naomi Campbell?

I’m lucky to live in Japan.We will be able to watch Brad and Angie ( Shiseido ad) on T.V. everyday in this fall.
Yesterday I had lunch with one of my freinds, she is really thiner han Angie. I’ve never noticed till then. She’s a healthy and powerfull woman.Then I watched around in the restrante, there’re some thiner women and the same as Angie.Come to Tokyto , You can see lots of thiner women.

192 Estelle | 06/25/2007 at 9:06 pm

Hi Estelle, thanks for the summary lol. I came home and come on JJ to the hotness that is Brad Pitt. I just saw the video on splash and omg can that man get any hotter, Angie is one lucky lucky woman.

Hey AG, I heard you got a mini you

141 Molly | 06/25/2007 at 7:35 pm

OMG, I can’t believe anyone is this stupid to think Brad got a facelift between Cannes and O13 opening in LA! LMAO!! Did you see how long it took Gene Simmons to recover when he had his done on his TV show? And what he looked like? All purple and swollen for weeks. How do people this dumb even get dressed everyday?

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Hmmm, I believe many of these people get dress daily by just pulling on a T-shirt and/or sweater and dragging on a pair of trackie bottoms (as they are known in Australia). That way, they don’t have to deal with zips, buttons or coordinating anything. The KISS principle works really well for them.

i would love to go to japan one day. i am in school right now. so, probably after i finish school a year or so. also, i work of a japanese pharmaceutical. i think a lot of asian women are much thinner than american women

207 angelah | 06/25/2007 at 9:30 pm
127 African Girl | 06/25/2007 at 7:21 pm
#96/ Passing Through
Hmmmmmm BP Clones. Say, I wonder how far gitane has come with her work on the BP clones? Bet she’s got them but she’s keeping them under wraps. Well, it’s not like I care….it’s not GC.
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Ms. G better start distributing ‘em, pronto!
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Hey Angelah, I agree. I think I need to send a shout out to Gitane to find out the status of the BP Clones lol

Ocean’s 13:

Domestic: $91,079,577 47.7%
+ Foreign: $100,000,000 52.3%

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= Worldwide: $191,079,577

203 goof | 06/25/2007 at 9:15 pm
Cell phones, smart water.

You know what I mean exactly.

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Actually goof, there is a difference:

Please read this from ecorazzi.

Jennifer Aniston Gets Behind Dumb Water
Filed under: not green — michael @ 7:02 pm
We’re a little late to the game on this story (we hate it when everyone else is having fun and doesn’t let us know!) but apparently Jennifer Aniston has decided to promote a bottled product called Smartwater. Oh, how deliciously wicked of her.

Anyone tuned into the environmental scene knows that bottled water is one of the dumbest inventions the human race has come up with. Yes, it has practical purposes in places where tap water is horribly wrong, but for the large majority of those living in the developed world, this is not an issue. It’s one of the reasons why UNICEF launched The Tap Project and why restaurants in San Francisco are starting to ban it in favor of tap water. We’ve been so brainwashed into believing that bottled water is better for us that we completely view any other alternative as a detriment to our health. Never mind the fact that tap water is more stringently monitored and more tightly regulated than bottled water. Never mind that of the 8 billion gallons consumed by Americans in 2006, only 15% of the bottles were recycled.

So, we’re definitely disappointed that Jennifer has become an investor and spokesperson for Smartwater — a label that claims to be a sports drink because of its infused electrolytes. Um, right. Sure, she’ll make lots of money — bottled water makes billions a year — but it’s just a strange move for someone who has been involved in charity work many times before and understands the desperation out there for access to clean water.

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Basically, it is dumb to buy smart water for daily drinking. Sure you can buy bottled water if you are out, forgotten to bring your own water and are thirsty. I usually keep the bottle after I’ve finished with it, re-fill with tap water and take it out with me the next time.

Just know this:

(1) you are spending money on marketing and branding because tap water is just as good as bottled water and in fact, some of that bottled water is tap water. Ofr course, its your money so go ahead and spend it.

(2) those plastic bottles add to pollution and our land fill problems.

(3) Understand that eating a balance diet of healthy food will deliver the benefits of vitaminised water. Whilst our body may be able to absorb some vitamins delivered in a tablit form, there is a body of evidence that shows that eating the whole FOOD, say, a tomato, delivers all the benefits of the antioxidants that is contained in a tomato, whereas taking a tablet which says it contains the antioxidants of tomatoes doesn’t do anything for your body. To get the antioxidants benefits of tomatoes, you need to eat it with the tomato because the tomato contains other things which complement and aids absorption of the antioxidant. Medical science doesn’t fully understand this process yet.

Did anyone read the NYT on TMZ.com? The following is an excerpt and bold is my addition…reads familiar?

~c.

“Howard Bragman, a publicist who owns the firm Fifteen Minutes, which represents Ricki Lake, Leeza Gibbons and Isaiah Washington, has also found some benefits to dealing with TMZ.

“Compared to many of the other outlets, they’re 1,000 percent better. If you have a good relationship with them, they’ll change an occasional word or swap an occasional picture, but that’s just for friends of the family,” he said. “And since it goes around the world in seconds, you can leak something to them without fingerprints and it looks like somebody else did it. I’ve certainly done that.” ”

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/25/business/media/25tmz.html?em&ex=1182916800&en=cc1fe38f49d3ed35&ei=5087%0A

#213..thankz for the article aboved.

183 African Girl | 06/25/2007 at 8:51 pm
154 You/Me | 06/25/2007 at 8:02 pm
Hey you…how are ya? Welcome back. Why, it sure is nice to see you on here. Well, I hope you post more often….I know, I know there isn’t enough time in the day but surely you can make time for your cyber pals
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Thanks :-)
I try and stop by every day to at least read the threads if not the comments. Haven’t had much time lately to really sit down and comment back and forth.
Running after a toddler and getting ready for the next one is wearing me out,lol.
I did get to read the last few threads and the JPs look as busy as ever. I did have a few things to say about the whole Jen/Jane thing because I thought people were being so obtuse about it. Angie and Brad are as secure as ever and Jen is in a whole separate world.
I was pissed that some people were making Jane out to be disloyal when I really think she has Brad & Angie’s blessing. But oh well, I’ve learned engaging in net fights is pointless,lol.
It’s enough to just enjoy the JPs :-)
Still patiently waiting for A Mighty Heart to come somewhere near me!

213 other thread

very cute :)

Continuing on with my lecture to Goof because I’m sure he/she is interested:

Mobile phones and Smart water are not the same thing at all.

Mobile phones, are pretty much a necessity if you want to do business these days. In the 3rd world countries, mobile phones connect fishermen to their markets and the fishermen are actually getting more money for their $$ because they connect with each other and their customers and do their bidding on the phone, before they bring in their catch. If they can get a better price in Port A vs Port B, they travel to Port A, which might take an extra hour to get to. More money translates to better healthcare, better education for their children which translates to real life economic gains for these children. An opportunity to climb out of the poverty trap.

Mobile phones has increased the world’s efficiency and productivity gains, particularly in the third world. I remember trying to call Indonesia or India back in 1996 and I would have to get my secretary to sit on the phone and try and patch the call through. Sometimes, it could take an hour to reach my colleague or a client on in jakarta or Mumbai. Now, it’s just a regular call, no need for a secretary to sit and try and patch a call through.

Even in the developed world such as the US, Mobile phones have improved efficiency and productivity. Ask any working person, especially a working person with young children and you’ll know how they feel about having their phone with them when they are working or when their kids are not around. It is such a comfort to know that the teacher or day care can reach you in case of emergencies. Not to mentiion the amount of work you can get through calling on your handsfree mobile when you are stuck in traffic.

Summary:

Mobile phones are actually USEFUL in both developed and 3rd world countries. Mobile phones, raises productivity, raises income, raises opportunities.

Bottled water, including smart water isn’t a necessity when you live in a developed country with clean water supplies. Bottled water is more a marketing gimmick. In 3rd world countries, focus is needed to provide clean water in taps to the poor, not bottled water.

I rest my case.