LMAO. She's serving instant coffee on Korean Air. Best coffee in the sky. Yes, drop the hot sauce and you can look up her skirt.
Gyaos Baltar.
Nicolas Cage brought about his own financial ruin with a spending spree: 15+ homes...
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Gyaos Baltar.
"A fool and his money will soon be parted."
Financially educated? lol. If you can do basic arithmetic, you can never go broke if you're making millions. Spend less than you bring in, and boom, you always have money!
It's like "educating" fat people about why they're obese. STOP EATING fucking retards.
That's actually not true GG...
Stop eating foods that are bad for you and SO MUCH of it, and get some daily exercise is the correct answer.
If you're not eating truckloads of shit every day, you will not be fat even without exercise.
Don't make the simple point any more complicated than it need be.
If you're depressed but don't eat truckloads of shit, you won't be fat.
If you love and crave food but don't eat truckloads of shit, you won't be fat.
Whatever other excuse is given, if you don't eat truckloads of shit, you won't be fat.
Fact is, fat people make a choice. They choose the taste of lots of unhealthy foods over social acceptance. That is their choice to make and they live with the consequences.
You can if you get 0% interest on your cash. But 0% on your loans, you can be super rich. In Cage's place, he is just a dork and a shitty actor.
We all must wonder, when one sucks as an actor, why is he given work when the best are waiters.
Same goes with cash. Why get paid a lot, then file bankruptcy.
You know he's never going to get that cash again, after this.
Gyaos Baltar.
A couple of films, maybe a book deal and he'll be back on easy street. He is still pretty much a household name (whether he's a good actor or not), and his movies usually make alot of money (though they may not always be critically acclaimed). When you've had as many hits as he's had, it's like a license to print money.
He's had a couple of good roles I can think of namely in Moonstruck, ha ha ha, which was more of a chick flick plus he won an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas which was one of the bleakest, most depressing mainstream movies ever made. But both those roles were like 15 or 20 years ago.
The money thing seems almost pathological like a compulsive gambler, or an alcoholic. Reminds me of Michael Jackson in that regard guy made hundreds of millions and didn't have the cash to pay his day to day bills.
Kinda sad but tough to feel much sympathy for the guy.
The money thing seems almost pathological like a compulsive gambler, or an alcoholic. Reminds me of Michael Jackson in that regard guy made hundreds of millions and didn't have the cash to pay his day to day bills.
Kinda sad but tough to feel much sympathy for the guy.
