NetShrine
10-03-2001, 10:31 PM
Conger, Harding, Flowers, Bridges, and Kaelin. My god! Has this what our civilization come down to? I'd be more interested in the scientific research studies on whether or not fecal corn would sprout if left untouched and was given sun and water.
That all said, I have to ask - who the hell is KYLE WHITTENBERG? :confuse2:
The Women of Scandal!
October 03, 2001
DARVA CONGER. TONYA HARDING. JENNIFER FLOWERS. Their famous names conjure up images of scandal and controversy. Now, these women who once dominated the headlines are playing side by side for charity this November on NBC's hit game show, "The Weakest Link"!
For the season premiere they had the cast of "The Brady Bunch." Next month, you'll have to see it to believe it! The sirens of scandal, Darva, Tanya and Jennifer, are also joined by erstwhile competitors TODD BRIDGES, KATO KAELIN, LEIF GARRETT, DAVE PUCK and KYLE WHITTENBERG. And of course, this special "scandal" show is hosted by "Link" leader ANNE ROBINSON.
As usual, whenever celebrities play their favorite game shows, each contestant is playing for his or her favorite charity. Flowers, known for her alleged rendezvous with BILL CLINTON in the days before his presidential election, is playing for the New Orleans Police Foundation Tragedy Fund. Puck, known for his San Francisco antics on MTV's "The Real World," is in it for Pediatric AIDS of Pennsylvania. Kaelin, a struggling actor better known as the infamous houseguest of O.J. SIMPSON, is playing for Holly Grove and the Tony Saragusa Foundation. Bridges, the former "Diff'rent Strokes" child star who spent time in jail, is raising money for Youth for Christ. Conger, the instantly married and divorced winner of "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire," is playing for the Challenged Athletes Foundation. Harding, the skater accused of trying to sabotage NANCY KERRIGAN's dreams of Olympic gold, is playing for Nova. Garrett, the former teen idol who battled drugs and alcohol, is playing for the Musicians Assistance Program and the New York City Fire Dept. Widow's and Children's Fund. And Whittenberg is playing for the Ronald McDonald House of Southern California and the American Red Cross.
That all said, I have to ask - who the hell is KYLE WHITTENBERG? :confuse2:
The Women of Scandal!
October 03, 2001
DARVA CONGER. TONYA HARDING. JENNIFER FLOWERS. Their famous names conjure up images of scandal and controversy. Now, these women who once dominated the headlines are playing side by side for charity this November on NBC's hit game show, "The Weakest Link"!
For the season premiere they had the cast of "The Brady Bunch." Next month, you'll have to see it to believe it! The sirens of scandal, Darva, Tanya and Jennifer, are also joined by erstwhile competitors TODD BRIDGES, KATO KAELIN, LEIF GARRETT, DAVE PUCK and KYLE WHITTENBERG. And of course, this special "scandal" show is hosted by "Link" leader ANNE ROBINSON.
As usual, whenever celebrities play their favorite game shows, each contestant is playing for his or her favorite charity. Flowers, known for her alleged rendezvous with BILL CLINTON in the days before his presidential election, is playing for the New Orleans Police Foundation Tragedy Fund. Puck, known for his San Francisco antics on MTV's "The Real World," is in it for Pediatric AIDS of Pennsylvania. Kaelin, a struggling actor better known as the infamous houseguest of O.J. SIMPSON, is playing for Holly Grove and the Tony Saragusa Foundation. Bridges, the former "Diff'rent Strokes" child star who spent time in jail, is raising money for Youth for Christ. Conger, the instantly married and divorced winner of "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire," is playing for the Challenged Athletes Foundation. Harding, the skater accused of trying to sabotage NANCY KERRIGAN's dreams of Olympic gold, is playing for Nova. Garrett, the former teen idol who battled drugs and alcohol, is playing for the Musicians Assistance Program and the New York City Fire Dept. Widow's and Children's Fund. And Whittenberg is playing for the Ronald McDonald House of Southern California and the American Red Cross.