The train wreck known as Anna Nicole Smith on Larry King live
02-09-04, 08:43 PM
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The train wreck known as Anna Nicole Smith on Larry King live
This might be the most drugged out she has ever been in her entire life. Watch her try to piece together what is going through her head to get out her mouth. This is hilarious, sad, and pathetic all at one time.
02-10-04, 03:59 AM
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I honestly never cared for her show, but I have always thought she was an attractive full-figured model. I didn't care for Larry's comment when he said you can never be too skinny (or something like that).
I have to say, however, that that was one of the worst Larry King episodes I have ever seen. It was just awful to have to listen to her try and describe hir birthday party.
Things went a little better when her lawyer came on, but the overall
show was one of the worst I have seen.
I have to say, however, that that was one of the worst Larry King episodes I have ever seen. It was just awful to have to listen to her try and describe hir birthday party.
Things went a little better when her lawyer came on, but the overall
show was one of the worst I have seen.
02-10-04, 03:56 PM
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02-10-04, 04:10 PM
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Trim Spa now contains meth?
02-10-04, 04:42 PM
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I thought I was the only person that saw this.
I laughed when Larry King asked if Trim Spa contains ephedra and she answered "I use the non-ephedra-free version."
And then she was trying to be careful about being a good paid spokesperson for Trim Spa. She said "You don't want to eat at all, which is bad." But then quickly corrected herself. "It's not BAD, it's just that after you lose the weight you need to start eating again..."
And then when Larry King was asking what she typically eats in a day. For breakfast? "Fruit..." And lunch? "....Fruit..." "...I just never want to eat, Larry."
I also thought it was funny when Larry asked if Trim Spa had any bad side effects, She said "It gives you a lot of energy..." Larry asked "Isn't that a good thing?" Anna responds "Not for me, I like sleeping in late every day and now I can't because I have too much energy."
I have never seen Larry King want to end an interview so badly before.
I laughed when Larry King asked if Trim Spa contains ephedra and she answered "I use the non-ephedra-free version."
And then she was trying to be careful about being a good paid spokesperson for Trim Spa. She said "You don't want to eat at all, which is bad." But then quickly corrected herself. "It's not BAD, it's just that after you lose the weight you need to start eating again..."
And then when Larry King was asking what she typically eats in a day. For breakfast? "Fruit..." And lunch? "....Fruit..." "...I just never want to eat, Larry."
I also thought it was funny when Larry asked if Trim Spa had any bad side effects, She said "It gives you a lot of energy..." Larry asked "Isn't that a good thing?" Anna responds "Not for me, I like sleeping in late every day and now I can't because I have too much energy."
I have never seen Larry King want to end an interview so badly before.
02-10-04, 05:56 PM
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I'd like to see her and Jessica Simpson battle in a charity edition of Weakest Link.
If that ever happened...that would be the best and biggest TV event ever...if not, entertaining!
If that ever happened...that would be the best and biggest TV event ever...if not, entertaining!
02-10-04, 06:23 PM
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Originally posted by Da Thrilla
I'd like to see her and Jessica Simpson battle in a charity edition of Weakest Link.
If that ever happened...that would be the best and biggest TV event ever...if not, entertaining!
I'd like to see her and Jessica Simpson battle in a charity edition of Weakest Link.
If that ever happened...that would be the best and biggest TV event ever...if not, entertaining!
02-11-04, 06:53 AM
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I wonder what was Larry king thinking when he put her on his show really sad as for her weight loss congrats but I wonder if it will last? it probably will won't in about a years time she will be a blimp again.
02-11-04, 08:57 AM
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Anna Nicole will probably be an Oprah in terms of weight loss; she'll gain some of it back, but not all of it.
While I knew she obviously looked better than on her show, I still refused to watch her. I don't what it is that f$%^ed her mind up so much, but it must be terrible.
While I knew she obviously looked better than on her show, I still refused to watch her. I don't what it is that f$%^ed her mind up so much, but it must be terrible.
02-11-04, 09:28 PM
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Originally posted by Jadzia
I laughed when Larry King asked if Trim Spa contains ephedra and she answered "I use the non-ephedra-free version."
I laughed when Larry King asked if Trim Spa contains ephedra and she answered "I use the non-ephedra-free version."
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02-11-04, 10:01 PM
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Originally posted by Jack Straw
Isn't that a double negative? Also, was anyone else somewhat side-tracked by the fact that her attorney's name was "Howard Stern"? I was watching at the gym with no sound or closed-captioning. Did this ever come up in the conversation, as Anna has appeared on Stern's show numerous times, and Larry's show is constantly barraged by Stern callers.
Isn't that a double negative? Also, was anyone else somewhat side-tracked by the fact that her attorney's name was "Howard Stern"? I was watching at the gym with no sound or closed-captioning. Did this ever come up in the conversation, as Anna has appeared on Stern's show numerous times, and Larry's show is constantly barraged by Stern callers.
Her attorney Howard K. Stern is a regular "character" on her TV show. They are constantly together and I think she is his only client. You never see him doing lawyer-y things, just taking care of Anna almost like a parent.
Larry King pointed out a few times that it was a different Howard Stern, because they had already talked about her appearances on the Howard Stern show was a reason for her to lose weight (he made fun of her).
02-11-04, 10:03 PM
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I remember one Larry King when someone was phoning in to congratulate some politician (might have been Jesse Helms) on keeping the "**********s" down.
A great one though from about a year back was Latoya Jackson. She kept getting calls in from the oddest remote places in South America and such and they kept asking if she'd go on tour there. EVERYTIME she'd say "Yes! we'll be going there!"
A great one though from about a year back was Latoya Jackson. She kept getting calls in from the oddest remote places in South America and such and they kept asking if she'd go on tour there. EVERYTIME she'd say "Yes! we'll be going there!"
02-11-04, 10:34 PM
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Djyeah...one client with a $40 million payday if things 'develop'. It would be funny to see someone do to her what she did to that 90 y/o koot. You got those 'lawyer ethics' in play no doubt.
02-11-04, 10:39 PM
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Originally posted by BizRodian
I remember one Larry King when someone was phoning in to congratulate some politician (might have been Jesse Helms) on keeping the "**********s" down.
I remember one Larry King when someone was phoning in to congratulate some politician (might have been Jesse Helms) on keeping the "**********s" down.
02-12-04, 12:00 AM
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<- Love Anna Fat or skinny 
02-12-04, 10:10 PM
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I checked it up, it was Helms.
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I don't remember him saying thank you. I remember him being oddly ammused (pleased maybe) by what the guy said, but I don't know if he said thank you.
On CNN's Larry King Live (9/15/95), when a caller praised guest Senator Jesse Helms for "everything you've done to help keep down the ******s," Helms replied, "Thank you, I think."
I don't remember him saying thank you. I remember him being oddly ammused (pleased maybe) by what the guy said, but I don't know if he said thank you.
