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6:22 pm - 03/02/2013

People's Top Ten Celeb Quotes of the Week!

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"I just hope it doesn't pop out with a weird accent."

– Channing Tatum, on his and wife Jenna's plan to give birth in London, on Jimmy Kimmel Live











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"You look like an old girlfriend of mine."

– Jack Nicholson, while crashing an interview to congratulate Jennifer Lawrence on her Oscar win

"Oh, really? Do I look like a new girlfriend?"

– Jennifer Lawrence, turning on the charm















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"I'm trying to get back to my original weight of 8 pounds and 15 ounces."

– Wynonna Judd, on the reason she's joining this season's cast of Dancing with the Stars
















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"Does anyone know how to turn these things off?"

– Josh Duhamel, channeling Katy Perry in a promo for his Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards hosting gig
















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"I'm trying to re-enter society. I've been in this building for 18 hours a day and I feel like I just got out of prison and I don't know how to act right."

– Tina Fey, on life after 30 Rock, on The Late Show with David Letterman
















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"We write songs about boys and sex together. That may not be normal to the average psychiatrist out there but I think it's pretty cool."

– Ke$ha, on collaborating with her mother















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"We look so much alike that I could be his twin! I asked him out to dinner so that I could teach him some new dancing moves."

– Richard Simmons, on meeting former Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy
















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"I'm worried about it because my boobs could fall into my dinner, so I'm being very careful."

– Heidi Klum, on the risks of her cleavage-baring Oscars dress

















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"I say give it a good six months before you commit. Feelings change, even if it seems so lustful."

– Kim Kardashian's marriage advice, to Cosmo

















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"I am smiling – you just can't tell because I have a beard!"

– George Clooney, while getting his Oscar engraved at the Governors Ball, to PEOPLE




Poll #1899797
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 438

Which celeb had THE BEST quote this week?

View Answers
Channing can count to Potatum
47 (10.9%)
J&J: New Couple Alert!
193 (44.8%)
Wynonna: 1st voted out
68 (15.8%)
Josh and his sweet tits
2 (0.5%)
Tina "surrounded by poop" Fey
35 (8.1%)
$o your mom is just a$ lame?
5 (1.2%)
Sweating to the dancing stars
7 (1.6%)
Tits McGee or Hootie McBoobies?
10 (2.3%)
LOL SIX MONTHS ARE YOU KIDDING ME
30 (7.0%)
Grumpy Clooney
34 (7.9%)



Source:

http://www.people.com/people/gallery/0,,20678199,00.html



HAPPY WEEKEND, ONTD!  xoxo to you all!  :-)

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spoiled_water 3rd-Mar-2013 02:27 am (UTC)
lol Oh, Channing Tatum.


You're dumb as a box of hair.
qween_tartii 3rd-Mar-2013 02:40 am (UTC)
lol mte
dizzy879 3rd-Mar-2013 03:08 am (UTC)
Lol.
isntdaveone 3rd-Mar-2013 02:27 am (UTC)
"Speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home."

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, in a memo ending telecommuting for company employees
im_chris_hansen 3rd-Mar-2013 02:31 am (UTC)
i hardly know anyone that puts in solid work when they "work from home"

but, as a parent, the quote rubbed me the wrong way. especially since she JUST had a kid herself.
publicfrenemy 3rd-Mar-2013 02:35 am (UTC)
my husband works from home and he gets more done here than in the office, but we also have a dedicated "office" and that helps.

He'd hate it if they stopped allowing telecommuting. Honestly, his coworkers are more distracting and needy than the baby and I could ever be.
lone_concertina 3rd-Mar-2013 02:47 am (UTC)
I work in a part of my office called "The Pit" and there is always loud music, shouting, pranks, etc. I can't tell you how hard it is to focus in that environment and would give anything to be able to work from home even just one day a week.
frenchverbs 3rd-Mar-2013 03:02 am (UTC)
My friend works from home 4 days of the week. He has said he gets way more work done from home, and actually works longer hours, too. Like he'll start at 8am and not officially log off of his computer until 8pm.
littlehayzay 3rd-Mar-2013 03:20 am (UTC)
try working in an office like mine - i'm the only computer/web/nerd/etc person there and so it's like non-stop 'omg i can't get my email to work, omg i can't figure out how to download a different browser, it says java isn't available on my machine but i'm drinking coffee - HOW DOES IT EVEN KNOW IF I'M NOT' even though none of that shit is related to my actual job

when i'm home? even if i work for four hours instead of eight, i get more done
alchimie_amour 3rd-Mar-2013 06:16 am (UTC)
the rumour is though that she's wanted to end work the work at home option for customer service reps. given how automated/built in/easily track CSR work is its kind of insane to end a work at home option for that role
pilotparties21 3rd-Mar-2013 02:46 am (UTC)
idt that's true, i think it depends on the person.

also, does anyone know what kind of jobs let ppl tele-commute? i'm in college and the thought of having to spend 8 hrs a day at a desk is my own personal nightmare. i know the work will still need to be done and i'm good with self-discipline but the whole aspect of having to deal with co-workers and all that social bs sucks
artvandellay 3rd-Mar-2013 03:02 am (UTC)
i work from home a few times a month, and I admit I usually end up doing next to nothing.
bellwetherr 3rd-Mar-2013 06:05 pm (UTC)
she fucking sucks jfc.
skky95 :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:28 am (UTC)
I went to the doctor to have an exam because I want birth control. I get super anxious at the doctor and they are always really rude and have this "what is wrong with you?" attitude.

So as she is doing the exam I was super tense and she was having trouble. And then she actually was like, ARE YOU EVEN SEXUALLY ACTIVE. I have never been so humiliated in my life.
overprotected Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:28 am (UTC)
what the fuck that was rude of her

skky95 Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:31 am (UTC)
I was literally having panic attacks as I was laying there and by the time I left I was near tears. I have a right to be offended even if I am overly sensitive, right?
addiction___ Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:31 am (UTC)
that's really out of line for her to have said. i hope she still prescribed them to you!
elksa Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:34 am (UTC)
aw I'm sorry, I hope you feel better!

I have the same anxiety about doctor's offices, and they're often rude to me as well, which always sucks since I can't help it
publicfrenemy Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:36 am (UTC)
sounds like you need a new doctor.
cherie_001 Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:38 am (UTC)
Never, ever see that doctor again, if possible. That's just really unprofessional. What a rude ass bitch!
evett Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:41 am (UTC)
change doctors STAT
hearthecity Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:43 am (UTC)
ugh that sucks. Finding a good gyno can be really difficult. I usually go to Yelp before going to a doctor.
the_pinkdress Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:45 am (UTC)
what the fuuuck. you don't deserve that at ALL. my gyno and doctor are both so sweet and understanding, i can't imagine having to deal with jerks especially when they're up in my ~business~... i also get nervous and anxious and a good doctor will be patient and kind. find a new one girl! you did NOTHING wrong.

(btw last time i was at the gynecologist she was telling me about grown women who have had children who are too scared to come in for the test and otherwise get super anxious during it. so don't feel embarrassed)
vonlisbon Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:53 am (UTC)
Um no that is horrifying. Even if it may seem pointless, you should write a letter of complaint to the doctor. They should know that they made a patient feel that way.

ETA the best gyno I've ever been to was this super like hippy-dippy clinic next to a yoga studio with a whole water birthing room n ish. Maybe find one of those near you? Their whole philosophy is the like "accept all sorts of people" yadda yadda thing so I feel they're way less likely to be judgey shits.

Edited at 2013-03-03 02:55 am (UTC)
ebertrules Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 02:57 am (UTC)
omg that's just awful. shit like this is why i'm too scared to go for a test.
reach_the_end Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:02 am (UTC)
At my last gyno visit, she did her thing (going in there) and said, "Haven't used this in a while, have ya?!"

I thought it was hilarious, but I can see how others would be offended by stuff like that.
numbedtoe Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:07 am (UTC)
change doctors. fwiw a nurse pract can write a birth control prescription, as well as a PA.

if it really really starts to bother you, call the office and talk to the office manager. it might not do much in the bigger picture beyond make you feel better for being heard.
numbedtoe Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:09 am (UTC)
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kitty is sticking his tongue out at them for you.
miss_pants Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:10 am (UTC)
I always have panic attacks during doctor exams - I hate assaults on my personage. My doctor actually prescribes me a couple Vicodin to take before my annual physical to make it easier on both of us, and it really helps. I think because I can't really feel what's happening nearly so much.

She tried prescribing a Valium a couple of times but the painkiller route works better for me.

Honestly Pap smears, etc have never gotten easier for me over the years - and I've had a baby! You'd think if anything would desensitize you it would be that. But no.

Also your doctor sounds like a sadistic asshole - you should really find a different one. Maybe try someone in a women's health practice specifically?
axii Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:29 am (UTC)
My first gyno announced to the whole room of nurses (can be heard by ppl in the waiting room) that this girl (points at me) needs a chlamydia and gonorrhea test. And she also told me to wipe my butt from front to back really loudly. I was mortified. (I know how to wipe my ass!!) I had gone to her with an UTI and she humiliated me. I never went back and would never recommend her to anyone else. I found a new gyno who's really nice and understanding and I love her. Find a new doctor. No doctor should make you feel awful about yourself.
crazed_delusion Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 03:33 am (UTC)
Good lord.Change doctors and report her ass.

No doctor should ever make you feel like that.
tragickingdomxo Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 04:01 am (UTC)
See a different doctor, it shouldn't matter if you're sexually active or not. I didn't even have to have an exam, they were thrilled I was asking for it.
hola_meg_a_cola Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 06:18 am (UTC)
Write a complaint and drop that doctor. When I went back to America during Christmas/New Year's, it was the first time I ever went to the gyno and she was so sweet and understanding. Your doctor should never make you feel that way.
ilovedogs Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 08:42 am (UTC)
*hugs*

I had that happen to me and I had been married awhile, so go figure.

I had an AWESOME Nurse Practitioner who would help me and taught me to breathe and stuff.

Then another time I had a terrible ob-gyn and she was giving me the exam and put that speculum thing in and she hurt me and I tensed and it shot out at her. Heh. BEYOTCHIE.

I hope you never have to be humiliated like that again.
i_heart_cameron Re: :( Cheer me up3rd-Mar-2013 07:35 pm (UTC)
My first OBGYN was like that. It was my first time, and when she was examining me, I was saying it hurt (I was a virgin). She kept going and said "you're fine" until I almost kicked her in the face.

I switched doctors immediately and found a wonderful woman who always took the time to make me feel comfortable, always stopped if it was too much for me, and made jokes to lighten the mood and distract me from how uncomfortable it was.

The right doctor is out there! You just have to keep looking! Good luck bb!
hkitty4891 Re: :( Cheer me up4th-Mar-2013 05:11 am (UTC)
That is horrible and extremely unprofessional. I work at a doctor's office and no doctor or staff should ever make you feel stupid for being nervous or asking questions. Get a new Dr, girl. No one deserves that bull shit.
exlenne 3rd-Mar-2013 02:28 am (UTC)
obligatory "Chan is an amazing, intelligent human being - beautiful inside and out, always has been and always will be" stan comment to dilute the inevitable potato comments.

Edited at 2013-03-03 02:29 am (UTC)
whiskybars 3rd-Mar-2013 02:42 am (UTC)
ia
noon 3rd-Mar-2013 02:28 am (UTC)
ia w/ channing
isntdaveone 3rd-Mar-2013 02:29 am (UTC)
“I think you will regret staking out that claim.” — Email from White House economic adviser Gene Sperling to The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward, challenging his depiction of President Barack Obama’s role in budget sequestration
kamikashi 3rd-Mar-2013 02:37 am (UTC)
i dont get why woodward would call it threatening when he would then release the original email and everyone would see it wasnt threatening lol.
yooperchild 3rd-Mar-2013 02:39 am (UTC)
That was hysterical...especially since the e-mail was so much nicer than he had made it sound.
overprotected 3rd-Mar-2013 02:29 am (UTC)
gomezxhenrie 3rd-Mar-2013 02:37 am (UTC)
What is this? Lmfao
overprotected 3rd-Mar-2013 02:42 am (UTC)
redsprings 3rd-Mar-2013 02:41 am (UTC)
I wouldn't even be surprised if that actually happened.
coldasicecream 3rd-Mar-2013 02:43 am (UTC)
Someone should have edited out the reflection.
exlenne 3rd-Mar-2013 02:30 am (UTC)
former Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovski

Wait, is he officially off the show 5ever now? Am I really that blessed?
julietislimited 3rd-Mar-2013 02:32 am (UTC)
that picture of kim and kanye reminds me of two people at prom.
mellawe 3rd-Mar-2013 02:32 am (UTC)
I'm pretty sure it won't just pop out
skky95 3rd-Mar-2013 02:33 am (UTC)
that is a really disturbing ad for kids choice!
goddlesssinner 3rd-Mar-2013 02:39 am (UTC)
yeah hahaha poor kids
ebertrules 3rd-Mar-2013 02:59 am (UTC)
mte
r4wrdinosaur 3rd-Mar-2013 03:56 am (UTC)
It seems unnecessarily sexual :/
pirate_toast 3rd-Mar-2013 07:08 am (UTC)
exactly what i was thinking..
juggarnut 3rd-Mar-2013 02:33 am (UTC)
6 months? lol ok
publicfrenemy 3rd-Mar-2013 02:38 am (UTC)
My husband and I moved in together after 3 months, got engaged at 6, and got married after 9. We've been married for close to six years now.

In retrospect, I can't believe we were that crazy, but I would't take it back for the world.
sully 3rd-Mar-2013 03:47 am (UTC)
i like you
hkitty4891 4th-Mar-2013 05:20 am (UTC)
lol my husband and I moved in together after 1 month, I got knocked up after 5 months of dating, and got married at 11 months. I also can't believe we were so crazy, but like you said, I wouldn't change a thing.
ilovedogs 3rd-Mar-2013 08:46 am (UTC)
As if anyone should seriously listen to Kim for relationship advice. Jebus.
saintssin 3rd-Mar-2013 02:34 am (UTC)
wait 6 months? wutt
publicfrenemy 3rd-Mar-2013 02:42 am (UTC)
so, a friend of mine gave birth to her daughter IN THE FREAKING CAR on the way to the hospital. I didn't know all the details at first, but I guess she had a doula who talked her into laboring longer at home, but then the labor progressed super quickly. She delivered the baby in the car while her husband was driving, 3 blocks from the hospital and had to have a blood transfusion when she got there. She had a tear so severe it took 2 hours to stitch up.

I just can't get over that story. Also, they just bought a new car. There goes the upholstery. whoops.

Also, I feel like she should get some sort of super awesome care package. I'm considering making her some sort of medal and getting her a gift certificate to a spa.
the_pinkdress 3rd-Mar-2013 02:50 am (UTC)
shit that is so scary.

i know someone who was getting into the car to go to the hospital, decided she wouldn't make it in time, called the paramedics... when they got there they threw her on her bed just in time for the baby to like, fly out of her. when she tells it now she's just like "lol that was crazy."
artvandellay 3rd-Mar-2013 03:14 am (UTC)
this gross ex-paramedic I work with said when there wasn't enough time to reach the hospital he would make the women have their baby in the house because "it's easier for them to clean up their house than it is for me to clean up the ambulance."

ugh he is gross tho I would yank the baby out if he tried to stick his face near my vag.
ebertrules 3rd-Mar-2013 03:03 am (UTC)
omg 2hrs to get stitched up... damn nature is a scary scary thing.

the care package sounds like a great idea. i'm sure she'd really appreciate a little time to relax after dealing with a newborn for a few weeks.




Edited at 2013-03-03 03:03 am (UTC)
numbedtoe 3rd-Mar-2013 03:14 am (UTC)
omg that's just horrifying. poor girl. i just...wow

yeah a care package would be great. lots of ways you could do it too. from little things that are her favs and relaxing to a lunch to well lots of things.
kbar535 3rd-Mar-2013 05:29 am (UTC)
I have family friends who this happened to. I could not even imagine.
saintvlas22 3rd-Mar-2013 03:42 pm (UTC)
This is why I am so freaked out by home birthing. So much can go wrong and not being in a hospital with only a midwife around is NOT comforting.
evett 3rd-Mar-2013 02:42 am (UTC)
overprotected 3rd-Mar-2013 03:30 am (UTC)
omfg lmao
kdvn 3rd-Mar-2013 06:14 am (UTC)
lmao
saintvlas22 3rd-Mar-2013 03:44 pm (UTC)
Emmanuelle Riva has such exquisite eyebrows.
itspokerface 3rd-Mar-2013 11:56 pm (UTC)
ahahah
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