Comments on: Marcia Brady’s memoir: I read it so you don’t have to!

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By: Jimmy B.

Jimmy B. — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:35:48 +0000

Scott Baio’s newest memoir is a must-have – “Scotty B. is 45, Still Unmarried, and Still a Lame Laughingstock of a Human Being.”

By: crazy joanie

crazy joanie — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:49:38 +0000

Anson Williams, who played Potsie on Happy Days, also had a doozy, “Potsie Really Did Sit On It – And Loved It!” Then there was his smash follow-up: “Still Willing to Sit On It: The Depressing Life of a Nobody 70′s Actor Waiting Desperately For a Happy Days Reunion Gig.”

By: mr. and mrs. C

mr. and mrs. C — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:00:51 +0000

Donny Most, who played that wacky goofball Ralph Malph on TV’s Happy Days, penned a beauty: “Unhappy Days Below the Belt: The Fonz was Hung Like a Parakeet.” Also known as “Donny’s Guide to Waking Up Every Morning and Not Killing Yourself.”

By: Molly Ringwald

Molly Ringwald — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:34:26 +0000

Judd, Ally, Emilio – can’t we all just get along!!?? Yes, we’re all has-been losers, our faces in the gutter, our talent long gone, or maybe never existing in the first place. We’re laughable and worthless dregs of Hollywood’s smelliest nether regions. So just go out and buy my book: “The Carpet Matches the Curtains: These Bee-Stung Lips Give the Greatest Head.” It’s fanatastic life-affirming advice from America’s one-time sweetheart!

By: emilio estevez

emilio estevez — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:10:12 +0000

Judd, I also heard there’s a St Elmo’s 2 being considered. I’m down with that!! How much can I get for it? Right now, I’m getting the big bucks – $1500 a movie. I mean, my lame movie on Bobby Kennedy sucked big time. Does anyone remember it? It was just so serious and self-important and forgettable. Hey, what’s up with Demi and that Ashton a-hole? Be serious, that is so retarded! Charlie, my brother, can you spare a small loan? How about a small role in that sitcom of yours? I mean, right now I make even a douchebag like Jon Cryer look good!

By: Judd Nelson

Judd Nelson — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 07:16:37 +0000

Geez, Ally, that really hurts! I know my career has been stuck in the mud for 15 years (or more), and my face looks like the aftermath of a tractor accident, and I’m old and wasted (like you), but let’s not personal here! By the way, I heard there’s talk of St Elmo’s Fire 2 – Is that true, is it, I mean, PLEASE let it be true, oh god please….

By: ally sheedy

ally sheedy — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 07:57:41 +0000

Judd Nelson’s first and second memoirs had me laughing, crying, and high-fivin’ til I pooped my bloomers: “You Mean I Was Actually Famous Once – No Friggin’ Way!” and “I Just Saw Myself in the Mirror – How Does One Properly Slit One’s Wrists?” And please buy my book, “From the Breakfast Club to Breakfast at the Pancake House: Philosophical Blabberings of a Washed-Up Actress.”

By: Dr Robbie, Psychotherapist

Dr Robbie, Psychotherapist — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 01:48:54 +0000

Dear Leslie, I urge you to get professional help. Any gay man who believes he’s a female and blathers on about making fruit salad with a hip gay male is obviously in denial and in need of mental assistance. And you obviously don’t know the meaning of “salad tossing,” although I’m sure you engage in it all the time. Unsurprisingly, you claim to have had a drug problem – sounds like you still have it, yes? And watching more Brady episodes will only confirm your gay loser status. Please, get help. Any gay man with such delusions and silly talk needs professional attention right away.

By: leslie

leslie — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:16:24 +0000

Hey, ‘Les’ is a girl, my name is Leslie and I’m not a gay male.
So, to all you haters, get a grip. However, I would love to make ‘fruit salad’ with any hip gay male.
As for one that had substance abuse problems, I found Maureen’s book very real, honest, and brave. Obviously, you have NO compassion or empathy for people with these issues, with these problems, or for being real.
You need to watch more ‘Brady’ episodes, like quick!
To anyone, I highly recommend her book. It’s amusing and real. And I’m a girl, NOT a gay man!