Reply to: Sandra Bullock tribute thread

[Sysman]

If you're an A-list celeb people find out anyway. Better to announce the facts yourself.

Announcing it was probably her agent's doing.

Bullock seems like a really nice lady from interviews, and also totally loopy in a nice way. A bit old now though, no?

I find her loopy side appealing. Yes, really nice lady.

[wobbegong]

If you're an A-list celeb people find out anyway. Better to announce the facts yourself.

Bullock seems like a really nice lady from interviews, and also totally loopy in a nice way. A bit old now though, no?

Why would a personal financial transaction be made public?

Anyway, not to take anything away from the philanthropic nature of the donation. Nice one SB!

[PAH]

I think the word you're all looking for is 'MILF'.

Or GGILF up here in the north.

MILF = 16 (to stay legal, though they're on their second or third kid by then)
GILF= ~30
GGILF = ~45

[Mich the Tester]

nah mid 40's, pre-menopausal years are the best

I think the word you're all looking for is 'MILF'.

[filthy1980]

If you're an A-list celeb people find out anyway. Better to announce the facts yourself.

Bullock seems like a really nice lady from interviews, and also totally loopy in a nice way. A bit old now though, no?

nah mid 40's, pre-menopausal years are the best

[d000hg]

Why does the 3rd largest economy in the world need charitable donations?

I'm not so sure this isn't a PR stunt. Giving to any charity is highly commendable, but don't then issue a press release.

If you're an A-list celeb people find out anyway. Better to announce the facts yourself.

Bullock seems like a really nice lady from interviews, and also totally loopy in a nice way. A bit old now though, no?

[TheFaQQer]

Sandra Bullock has given the Japanese relief fund $1,000,000, and reportedly more millions to charitable causes before that. What a corker.



Any chance of her doing Comic Relief in a bikini? That would bring relief to millions.

I'll post that one in OAD

[Jog On]

Yeah, presumably charity and charity workers (I think Sandra donates a lot to the Red Cross) need food, rescue stuff, and flights to be paid for, even if Japan isn't short of a Yen or two.

WHS

Anyone remember the New Orleans flood thing where they were appealing for donations to help with that as well? While I agree that rich nations should be able to react to thier own disasters I think the charities that actually go in and do the stuff need funding. I'm sure Japan are contributing to this as well.

[TimberWolf]

All of which can be purchased for money and delivered using hired transport from outside of Japan where helicopters etc are in shortage.

Yeah, presumably charity and charity workers (I think Sandra donates a lot to the Red Cross) need food, rescue stuff, and flights to be paid for, even if Japan isn't short of a Yen or two.

[AtW]

They don't need money. They need blankets, shelter, fuel, water and food.

All of which can be purchased for money and delivered using hired transport from outside of Japan where helicopters etc are in shortage.

[Churchill]

Why does the 3rd largest economy in the world need charitable donations?

I'm not so sure this isn't a PR stunt. Giving to any charity is highly commendable, but don't then issue a press release.

They don't need money. They need blankets, shelter, fuel, water and food.

[wobbegong]

Why does the 3rd largest economy in the world need charitable donations?

I'm not so sure this isn't a PR stunt. Giving to any charity is highly commendable, but don't then issue a press release.

[Scrag Meister]

Watched her in "The Blind Side" recently, really enjoyed it.

Not my usual cup of tea, not enough guns, sex, fast cars, fighting or explosions but being based on a true story very good film.

Imdb link

Worth an 8.5/10 in my book.

[DimPrawn]

Nice lady.

[AtW]

Good girl.

I'll buy her movie "The Net" next time I shop at Amazon.

SKA Ltd made sizeable donation, though not on this scale.