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No matter how rich these celebs are


They have *beep* taste when it comes to décor, they all have a large amount of tacky furniture, you can tell by the contents inside their fridge and their dining room area that they don't live there for any length of time.

And why on earth do I give a *beep* about how rich they are, and a lavish lifestyle they lead? Are we back in the selfish 80s again?

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The thing that strikes me is how unbelievably uneducated and untalented many of the Uber Rich are in America. Most of these clowns cannot pronounce basic English words yet they are filthy rich. I think I'm going to start a career as a Rapper.

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I couldn't understand half of the episodes since some of them ramble on incoherently.

And how nice it is to see a freaking fishtank on the floor or a shark tank that God only knows where that poor shark would end up if it gets too big for the damned 5,000 gallon tank in the living room. Are there any places around these weird-shaped tanks in order to feed the poor fish? If there isn't, then I would be torn to pick who's the bigger idiot; The overpaid celebrity or the damned interior designer who would think of putting a damned fishtank in a way that looks like the tank has no place to feed the fish.

If I was as rich as they are, I would use more than just half of my brain cells to get a decent crib that I could actually use or actually spend my time in. If I want to see a shoe-shaped fishtank, a bookshelf that would also serve as a revolving door, or a jungle in a bedroom, I'd go to some posh hotel, a high-maintenance library, or a greenhouse/sleeping area. At least they get maintained well for the public viewing by people employed to maintain such areas. Like I can trust someone like Ashton Kutcher or freaking XZibit to serve me a cut of steak from an indoor gigantic bathroom grill. LMAO!!



Jess435 had deleted her account. Last post=early 2006/John Mark Karr's arrest=August 2006. Hm!

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