 ptrowskiGot Helix?Premium
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1 edit | Seriously Ashton Kutcher? I just can't take the company seriosly knowing that idiot is at the helm.
Good luck whoever tries it!
Dear lord it's true...
Ashton Kutcher, Creative Director
Ashton Kutcher started his career in entertainment as a model, and then transitioned into acting on "That 70's Show", which had a very successful nine year run. During his time on the show, he founded a film and TV production company, Katalyst, with partner Jason Goldberg. Together they produced the hit television show "Punk'd" on MTV, as well as the features "The Butterfly Effect" and "Guess Who". Today, Ashton produces several television shows including "Beauty and the Geek" for the CW, "Miss/Guided" for ABC, "Adventures in Hollyhood" and "Room 401" for MTV. He has many features in development and also runs a viral video internet campaign. He was named one of Details magazine's "Mavericks" of 2006. |
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 JeffreyWilpon please sell the MetsPremium
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| said by ptrowski:I just can't take the company seriosly knowing that idiot is at the helm. Good luck whoever tries it! Dear lord it's true... Ashton Kutcher, Creative Director Ashton Kutcher started his career in entertainment as a model, and then transitioned into acting on "That 70's Show", which had a very successful nine year run. During his time on the show, he founded a film and TV production company, Katalyst, with partner Jason Goldberg. Together they produced the hit television show "Punk'd" on MTV, as well as the features "The Butterfly Effect" and "Guess Who". Today, Ashton produces several television shows including "Beauty and the Geek" for the CW, "Miss/Guided" for ABC, "Adventures in Hollyhood" and "Room 401" for MTV. He has many features in development and also runs a viral video internet campaign. He was named one of Details magazine's "Mavericks" of 2006. With that list of all of those accomplishments, I don't think I'd go as far as calling him an idiot. I agree he doesn't publically portray himself to be the sharpest tool in the shed, but that resume of achievements you listed makes him, in my book, at least a tad smarter than your average idiot.
That being said, I'm not sure I understand the concept of this phone yet. I have some more reading to do on it.
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Yeah, I can't shake the image of Kelso..."VOIwhat?!!!"
Maybe he thinks if enough chicks buy in he can get some of them to DO IT...  |
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| said by dentman42:Yeah, I can't shake the image of Kelso..."VOIwhat?!!!" Maybe he thinks if enough chicks buy in he can get some of them to DO IT... I can see it now....
They have to close down, and the only thing they say is "You've been punked".
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I don't know if I would call those things "accomplishments". Plenty of not so bright people can memorize and regurgitate lines with emotion. In many instances people are given a producer credit for having the cash to fund the company.
Now, I realize this is just MHO. When I think of accomplishment I think of things like obtaining an advanced degree, earning a pilot's license, or hiking the Appalachian trail.
But that's just me...
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| said by N3OGH:I don't know if I would call those things "accomplishments". Plenty of not so bright people can memorize and regurgitate lines with emotion. In many instances people are given a producer credit for having the cash to fund the company. Now, I realize this is just MHO. When I think of accomplishment I think of things like obtaining an advanced degree, earning a pilot's license, or hiking the Appalachian trail. But that's just me... He seems to have a good amount of talent, a good amount money, good health, and a very pretty wife and family. I'd call all of those accomplishments.
Your examples are too accomplishments, just other types. But, I'm not here today to get lost in semantics.
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