From: somethingwitty@optusnet.com.au
knew there had to be a catch to it he is such a child so what's the email
address ...for the nobody's to send money for nothing
"Catherine" wrote in message
news:BC64AB7B.23B8%sadeyedlady@earthlink.net...
> It sounds like a personal invite sent to his rich Hollywood colleagues.
The
> problem is, I don't think he anticipated that they would be as immature as
> he is.
>
> > From: "mariella"
> > Newsgroups: alt.fan.george-clooney
> > Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 22:41:29 +1100
> > Subject: Re: wish some body would wash my car
> >
> > is he proposing having stangers at his house and washing their car, if
how
> > dumb is that the man lost his mind ?
> >
> >
> > "Catherine" wrote in message
> > news:BC649769.2148%sadeyedlady@earthlink.net...
> >> He's an idiot. And he writes like a high school kid. This is _the_
dumbest
> >> thing I've ever heard of. Why not just throw a party and entertain
guests
> > at
> >> $500 a head? Why do some _stupid_ stunt that sounds like the idea came
> > right
> >> out of a high school or a frat house?
> >>
> >>> From: "mariella"
> >>> Newsgroups: alt.fan.george-clooney
> >>> Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 17:24:32 +1100
> >>> Subject: wish some body would wash my car
> >>>
> >>> February 27, 2004 -- WANT your car washed by
> >>> George Clooney in a toga?
> >>> All you have to do is pony up $500 for his father Nick Clooney's
> >>> congressional campaign.
> >>>
> >>> The star, who is holding a fundraiser for his father's Kentucky
> >>> congressional run in his Studio City, Cal., home on March 6, made the
> >>> oddball offer in a handwritten appeal to potential campaign donors.
> >>>
> >>> George's letter came with a memo noting the minimum contribution is
$500
> >>> and maximum $4,000. It begins, "OK, this is a little tricky. I'll
start
> >>> with a warning: I'm asking for money so you might want to stop reading
> >>> and pretend you never got this letter.
> >>>
> >>> "My father, Nick, is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in
> >>> Kentucky's 4th District. He's the Democratic candidate. If he wins,
> >>> he'll be the only Democrat from Kentucky in Congress.
> >>>
> >>> "There's a limit to what anyone can donate to a campaign. If I was
> >>> allowed, I'd pay for the whole thing (and cover a few Father's Days),
> >>> but I can't. So, I'm writing you in hopes of scaring up some cash for
> >>> his Congressional bid.
> >>>
> >>> "If you can't or don't want to, I understand. However, if you can . .
.
> >>> I'm having a cocktail party at my house on Saturday March 6, at 7 p.m.
> >>> It's a benefit so there will be entertainment, hors d'oeuvres and
booze.
> >>>
> >>> "And I'll wash your car every week till it's paid off and Armor-all
the
> >>> tires . . . in a toga. Hope to see you there, George."
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> The bottom of the letter reads, "Paid for by Clooney for Congress,
Nina
> >>> Clooney, Treasurer." Nina is George's mother.
> >>>
> >>> Asked if Clooney would wash PAGE SIX's cars, the actor's spokesman
Stan
> >>> Rosenfield told us: "George is a man of his word."
> >>>
> >>> Nick Clooney might not need too much help capturing a congressional
seat
> >>> in his native Kentucky. The popular brother of the late crooner
Rosemary
> >>> Clooney is somewhat of a local legend, having been an anchor of the
> >>> local evening news.
> >>>
> >>> Interested parties should call (859) 426-1471 or e-mail
> >>> clooneyforcongress@hotmail.com - but be aware that, as Clooney notes,
> >>> "corporate contributions cannot be accepted."
> >>> http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >
> >
>
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