Sandra Bullock on Cheating Husbands: 'I'd Get the Baseball Bat'

Submitted by anthony on Fri, 2010-03-26 20:28

Story here. Excerpt:

'When "The Insider" asked Bullock about her thoughts on Tiger Woods' infidelities at the People's Choice Awards Jan. 6, she replied, "If I were [Tiger's wife] Elin [Nordegren], man, I would have hit a lot more than she did. I would have kept hitting."

Bullock was referring to reports that Nordegren wielded a golf club at Woods the night of his November car crash, which led to the uncovering of his multiple affairs. (Both Woods and his wife have vehemently denied the golf club rumors.)

"Yeah, she stopped, she was respectable," Bullock continued. "I'd get the baseball bat, I'd get everything out."'

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I've been watching reruns of Everybody Loves Raymond as I take care of 95-year-old mother at the nursing home. I'm amazed at how many episodes include incidents where the women beat or threaten the men. I then try to imagine the men doing the same to the women, and realize the extent to which we are conditioned to accept this behavior from women.

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Submitted by charlie on Sat, 2010-03-27 21:09

...with Sandra Cow's name on it. Amazing how even the apparently nice showbiz women are really just man-hating scum once you get the truth out of them. I hope Bullock really suffers with this divorce, and i hope it hurts her like hell not to be able to see Jesse's children. And incidentally, if this is the kind of attitude the cow has towards men, then maybe it wasn't so wrong for Jesse to step out on her after all - god knows how she treats him when the paparazzi aren't around.

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Submitted by MichaelClaymore on Sat, 2010-03-27 22:15

There is a kohler commercial where some Guy is teaching a cooking(?) class and some woman comes in, making him nervous, and starts banging around his equipment. At the end they say how sturdy the equipment is and add "honesty is the best policy". Typical of the media to justify a woman being aggressive after she has been "wronged" in the relationship. How often do you see a commercial justifying a man acting aggressive towards his ex and smashing her stuff because he was hurt.

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Submitted by fondueguy on Sat, 2010-03-27 23:20