George Clooney Hurt in Motorcycle Accident

[IdahoMom]

http://www.tmz.com/

Clooney Gives Waitress the 86

Posted May 29th 2008 7:01AM by TMZ Staff

And they said it wouldn't last: George Clooney and the cocktail girl he made a princess – Sarah Larson – are history.

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Thanks Fran! :blowkiss: (I thought they were a mismatch)

I hadn't made my full "news" rounds this morning. Should have checked TMZ!

 

[fran]

Thanks Fran! :blowkiss: (I thought they were a mismatch)

I hadn't made my full "news" rounds this morning. Should have checked TMZ!

:blowkiss:


fran

 

[Dryad]

And it looks like George just got some new teeth....

http://perezhilton.com/2008-05-28-george-gets-a-makeover


I'm still deciding if I like them or not. He doesn't look the same to me.

 

[Ntegrity]

He's a doll no matter what his teeth look like. I love George!!

 

[believe09]

I believe I was next in line after Larson, so keep your eyes peeled....

 

[philamena]

Nope, he dumped Larson for me believe, sorry. :crazy:

 

[chiperoni]

And it looks like George just got some new teeth....

http://perezhilton.com/2008-05-28-george-gets-a-makeover


I'm still deciding if I like them or not. He doesn't look the same to me.

They don't look natural. Too white like "glow in the dark". Most of the movie-stars have veneers because they look better on film, but they don't look good in person. He seems like a nice guy but he took it a shade too far.

 

[philamena]

The super white teeth do have that glow in the dark thing going on don't they? lol

 

[chiperoni]

The super white teeth do have that glow in the dark thing going on don't they? lol

Those teeth do shine but I agree philamena he is cute.

 

[bracken123]

There have been several motorcycle accidents in the last few weeks with several fatalities around where I live.
I'm not sure how the statistics compare to previous years, but I'm afraid that motorcycyle accidents are going to become much more frequent with the price of gasoline being so high.
Those of us driving cars and trucks need to be more cautious around them and they need to be extra alert.
In KY we do not have a helmet law - although we have a seat belt law, which makes no sense to me. I really hope these people that are going to be using their motorcycles for daily transportation will wear a helmet. It would probably change them from organ donor to accident victim, IMHO.

 

[dee10134]

There have been several motorcycle accidents in the last few weeks with several fatalities around where I live.
I'm not sure how the statistics compare to previous years, but I'm afraid that motorcycyle accidents are going to become much more frequent with the price of gasoline being so high.
Those of us driving cars and trucks need to be more cautious around them and they need to be extra alert.
In KY we do not have a helmet law - although we have a seat belt law, which makes no sense to me. I really hope these people that are going to be using their motorcycles for daily transportation will wear a helmet. It would probably change them from organ donor to accident victim, IMHO.

My husband and I are avid motorcycle riders and members of A.B.A.T.E. which is an organization dedicated to preserving the rights of all motorcyclists. I have my own bike, as does my hubby.

In Illinois, we also do not have any mandatory helmet laws. If people CHOOSE not to wear helmets, it is their choice and their choice alone. It shouldn't be government mandated by people who don't ride. We don't need babysitters. Personally, I CHOOSE to wear my helmet, ALWAYS. My husband CHOOSES not to, unless it's raining, then he puts his helmet on. My whole point is that it is a personal choice and shouldn't be something that's mandated by the government or by people that don't ride motorcycles.

A very large number of motorcycle-car accidents are caused by the CAR driver "not seeing" the motorcyclist or failing to yield to the motorcyclist! I can't tell you how many times I've witnessed people turning left or pulling out in front of a biker, completely disregarding their right of way! If people OPENED their eyes, got off their cell phones, stopped putting on their makeup, etc. in their cars and actually WATCHED the road, maybe we could cut down on some very serious crashes and/or fatalities. It's not helmet laws that are the issue, creating awareness with car and truck drivers through education is really is the issue.

LET THOSE WHO RIDE DECIDE!!!

 

[dee10134]

Oh and thank God George is okay and that the crash did no damage to his purdy face! LOL

 

[bracken123]

My husband and I are avid motorcycle riders and members of A.B.A.T.E. which is an organization dedicated to preserving the rights of all motorcyclists. I have my own bike, as does my hubby.

In Illinois, we also do not have any mandatory helmet laws. If people CHOOSE not to wear helmets, it is their choice and their choice alone. It shouldn't be government mandated by people who don't ride. We don't need babysitters. Personally, I CHOOSE to wear my helmet, ALWAYS. My husband CHOOSES not to, unless it's raining, then he puts his helmet on. My whole point is that it is a personal choice and shouldn't be something that's mandated by the government or by people that don't ride motorcycles.

A very large number of motorcycle-car accidents are caused by the CAR driver "not seeing" the motorcyclist or failing to yield to the motorcyclist! I can't tell you how many times I've witnessed people turning left or pulling out in front of a biker, completely disregarding their right of way! If people OPENED their eyes, got off their cell phones, stopped putting on their makeup, etc. in their cars and actually WATCHED the road, maybe we could cut down on some very serious crashes and/or fatalities. It's not helmet laws that are the issue, creating awareness with car and truck drivers through education is really is the issue.

LET THOSE WHO RIDE DECIDE!!!

I agree that drivers of cars and trucks do not respect motorcycles.
I don't understand why seat belts are mandatory, yet helmets aren't. An accident on a motorcycle has much more potential to injure a helmetless rider than an unrestrained passenger in a car. IMHO