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Originally Posted by Mathguy
Just as an example:
I pass the newstand every so often in the grocery store and see Patrick Swayze dying bit by bit and it's hard to see. (My wife went the same way so I've seen the progression like this first hand).
For the people that buy these magazines, watch TMZ etc. don't you ever feel a little *wrong* in that your essentially paying people to spy on celebrities or sit around making catty comments about how fat Kirstie Ally is getting or interviewing the brother of the gal that slept with that octuplets dad about what noises his sister was making when she worked him over?
I picked up on the above topics just by glancing at tabloid covers or hearing stuff at lunch from co-workers and it just seems a little dirty at times.
How do you feel?
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For some reason, I got interested in the story of the UK reality star Jade Goody as she struggled with cervical cancer. It really was a morbid sort of fascination, checking the news each day to see if she'd died yet.
Not that I
wanted her to; I hoped the best for her, but for some reason I just couldn't stop reading the daily tabloid articles about her declining health. I really did feel pretty bad about it.