August 2, 2007, - 11:45 am
Another Reason Why We Don’t Need Political Advice From Celebs
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In the August 6, 2007 issue of Newsweek, Catherine Zeta-Jones, star of reminds us why nothing celebs say is relevant or in touch with reality:
Q & A: Catherine Zeta-Jones
Zeta-Jones plays a chef in the movie She spoke to Nicki Gostin.
Is it true you couldn’t boil water?
I can, but I must admit I never got boiling an egg right. If someone wanted a hard-boiled egg I’d boil it till the shell exploded, and if they wanted it soft, it would be raw. I actually think cooking an egg is quite a difficult feat to pull off.
Do you cook for your kids?
I do now. I have somebody who helps me cook at home.
Can’t boil an egg. Thinks cooking eggs is “quite a difficult feat.” Hmmm . . . and I thought it was just one of the basics, like Mac & Cheese.
But to insulated Hollywood . . . .
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Your brain really must be on drugs to take these people seriously. Their explicit display of ineptness rather amuses me.Their perennial stupidity and their aptitude for their incoherence ( much to their credit) can qualify them a position at Homeland Insecurity. Having said that so eloquently, perhaps there lies a contingency for Catherine Zeta-Jones to run a Culinary school or to be promoted as the head chef with her cooking disabilities. At least she has the capacity to make reservations.
Jew Chick on August 2, 2007 at 2:49 pm