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My first thought was no, then I thought....
Hang on, could I cause mischief to an overly-rated stuck-up, obnoxious couple who then might not be in the news any more and we wouldn't have to hear/read/see them every darn day?? hehehe Can you see where this is going?
Brad Pitt, so the "Brangelicas" of this world can stick to what they are good at, acting, instead of being self important and strangely famous. A break in the continuum for them!
or OK, I'd at a pinch date David Beckham just to see little Posh go nuts :) oh I'm wicked!
( Posh and Becks, rhyming slang for s*x hahaha )
no really, even then it would be difficult, but to cause world mischief to a couple of fake celebrities.... maybe
Hang on, could I cause mischief to an overly-rated stuck-up, obnoxious couple who then might not be in the news any more and we wouldn't have to hear/read/see them every darn day?? hehehe Can you see where this is going?
Brad Pitt, so the "Brangelicas" of this world can stick to what they are good at, acting, instead of being self important and strangely famous. A break in the continuum for them!
or OK, I'd at a pinch date David Beckham just to see little Posh go nuts :) oh I'm wicked!
( Posh and Becks, rhyming slang for s*x hahaha )
no really, even then it would be difficult, but to cause world mischief to a couple of fake celebrities.... maybe
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December 17, 2009 10:38 PM
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No, I would not. I have never had any interest in dating someone ( no matter how smart/bright/famous he might be) who was not available for a relationship. Plus a man who is married and dating anyway, has a scewed sense of morals, again not someone I'd want to date. Also, I'm married, LOL.
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No. I would not choose to date any married person, whether it be someone famous and wealthy or someone working the drive-through at McDonald's restaurant. It is my belief that dating is for single individuals, not for married people.
Celebrity status doesn't impress me. Besides that, I don't really know any celebrities in any sort of personal way, and I don't believe that reading about someone in a magazine or watching him on television provides enough information to interest me romantically. Who truly needs the pain and the complications involved in dating a man who has already exchanged vows and made a legal commitment to another woman?
To me, that's not a "chance" or opportunity to date someone special. It would be a choice to hurt a family and waste time on someone who is not truly available when that time and energy would be better spent seeking real, solid, sincere relationships that can actually add depth, meaning and happiness to your life.
I'll bet that nine times out of ten, the nice unmarried fellow who actually gets your order right at McDonald's would turn out to be a better person in terms of treating you right than many of the Hollywood types who want to have their cake and eat it too.
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Celebrity status doesn't impress me. Besides that, I don't really know any celebrities in any sort of personal way, and I don't believe that reading about someone in a magazine or watching him on television provides enough information to interest me romantically. Who truly needs the pain and the complications involved in dating a man who has already exchanged vows and made a legal commitment to another woman?
To me, that's not a "chance" or opportunity to date someone special. It would be a choice to hurt a family and waste time on someone who is not truly available when that time and energy would be better spent seeking real, solid, sincere relationships that can actually add depth, meaning and happiness to your life.
I'll bet that nine times out of ten, the nice unmarried fellow who actually gets your order right at McDonald's would turn out to be a better person in terms of treating you right than many of the Hollywood types who want to have their cake and eat it too.
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