Actress Mila Kunis scolded the audience during a recent appearance on "Jimmy
Kimmel Live" -- which was taping in Brooklyn instead of his usual Los Angeles
studio -- saying that they were mean when they booed her, apparently for not
saying nice enough things about New York.

Kunis has been doing a number of press events for her newest project --
Netflix's "Luckiest Girl Alive" -- and her visit with Kimmel got off to a
bumpy start as the audience booed her several times.

WATCH:
https://youtu.be/FnvyYhgqxy4

Kunis began with an embarrassing anecdote, explaining that she had somehow
made it backstage to change for the show before realizing that wardrobe had
sent her nothing in the way of undergarments -- not even socks.

"Why I wasn't wearing those garments either is a whole other story which we
can get into at a later time ..." Kunis said, prompting laughter from both
Kimmel and the audience. "But I looked around and I went, 'I think we have a
problem.'"

But because the dress she was supposed to wear was somewhat sheer, she had to
improvise -- and the end result, she explained: "So I'm currently wearing my
publicist's bra, my manager's socks, and your costume department found
children's leggings from The Children's Place that we have cut into underwear
-- so I am wearing children's underwear, Cami Curtis' socks, and Melissa's
bra."

"You seem like you could be a New Yorker, but you're not a New Yorker,
right?" Kimmel asked after the laughter died down.

"No, I'm not," Kunis said, and then she suddenly turned toward the audience.
"What? Who booed?"

"Someone booed you," Kimmel agreed.

"What's wrong with your audience?" Kunis asked, before joking, "Very New York
of you. Very New York. I'm sorry ... Well, you won't like the rest of this
interview."

Kunis went on to discuss her childhood and how she had passed through New
York when she first arrived in the United States from Ukraine -- only to get
booed again when she admitted that she hadn't tried her first slice of pizza
in New York. "Boy, this audience is something," she shook her head. "God,
it's fun."

Instead, she explained that her father had worked delivering pizzas in Los
Angeles -- and for that reason, she had eaten a lot of pizza there.

"No, I did not have pizza in New York, okay, well, this won't really make up
for it but my dad delivered pizzas growing up ... in L.A., so I ate a lot
...." Kunis paused as they booed again. "That's mean. L.A. has perfectly fine
pizzas, guys ... hold on, you know what? I am wearing children's underwear
for you!"

As everyone laughed, she added, "Just to get another boo, it was Domino's
pizza."

"This is like a symphony of boos and ahhs," she laughed when the audience
obliged.

But the biggest reaction of the night came when the actress admitted that she
didn't even like pizza.

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> Ubiquitous
>
> "No, I did not have pizza in New York,

https://i.postimg.cc/KjCGjm46/NY-style-pizza.jpg

On 2022-10-11 3:18 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
>> Ubiquitous
>>
>> "No, I did not have pizza in New York,
>
> https://i.postimg.cc/KjCGjm46/NY-style-pizza.jpg

I had pizza in Berlin once and the crust was the thinnest I've ever
seen. I think the dimes in my wallet were about the same thickness as
the pizza crust. I don't know whether that was something local to that
one pizzeria or if that's the way Germans like their pizza.

The best pizza I ever had was at a Pizzeria Uno outside Boston when I
was there on business. I would love to have another one but we don't
seem to have that chain on this side of the border. I don't remember
what was so special about it, just that it was fantastic.

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Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
> Actress Mila Kunis scolded the audience during a recent appearance on "Jimmy
> Kimmel Live" -- which was taping in Brooklyn instead of his usual Los Angeles
> studio -- saying that they were mean when they booed her, apparently for not
> saying nice enough things about New York.
>
> Kunis has been doing a number of press events for her newest project --
> Netflix's "Luckiest Girl Alive" -- and her visit with Kimmel got off to a
> bumpy start as the audience booed her several times.
>
> WATCH:
> https://youtu.be/FnvyYhgqxy4
>
> Kunis began with an embarrassing anecdote, explaining that she had somehow
> made it backstage to change for the show before realizing that wardrobe had
> sent her nothing in the way of undergarments -- not even socks.
>
> "Why I wasn't wearing those garments either is a whole other story which we
> can get into at a later time ..." Kunis said, prompting laughter from both
> Kimmel and the audience. "But I looked around and I went, 'I think we have a
> problem.'"
>
> But because the dress she was supposed to wear was somewhat sheer, she had to
> improvise -- and the end result, she explained: "So I'm currently wearing my
> publicist's bra, my manager's socks, and your costume department found
> children's leggings from The Children's Place that we have cut into underwear
> -- so I am wearing children's underwear, Cami Curtis' socks, and Melissa's
> bra."
>
> "You seem like you could be a New Yorker, but you're not a New Yorker,
> right?" Kimmel asked after the laughter died down.
>
> "No, I'm not," Kunis said, and then she suddenly turned toward the audience.
> "What? Who booed?"
>
> "Someone booed you," Kimmel agreed.
>
> "What's wrong with your audience?" Kunis asked, before joking, "Very New York
> of you. Very New York. I'm sorry ... Well, you won't like the rest of this
> interview."
>
> Kunis went on to discuss her childhood and how she had passed through New
> York when she first arrived in the United States from Ukraine -- only to get
> booed again when she admitted that she hadn't tried her first slice of pizza
> in New York. "Boy, this audience is something," she shook her head. "God,
> it's fun."
>
> Instead, she explained that her father had worked delivering pizzas in Los
> Angeles -- and for that reason, she had eaten a lot of pizza there.
>
> "No, I did not have pizza in New York, okay, well, this won't really make up
> for it but my dad delivered pizzas growing up ... in L.A., so I ate a lot
> ..." Kunis paused as they booed again. "That's mean. L.A. has perfectly fine
> pizzas, guys ... hold on, you know what? I am wearing children's underwear
> for you!"
>
> As everyone laughed, she added, "Just to get another boo, it was Domino's
> pizza."
>
> "This is like a symphony of boos and ahhs," she laughed when the audience
> obliged.
>
> But the biggest reaction of the night came when the actress admitted that she
> didn't even like pizza.

She didn’t!?!?

Wait, what now?

Since she hasn’t bathed in years I hope she burns that underwear.

>
> --
> Let's go Brandon!
>
>

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edstasiak1067@gmail.com wrote:
> Ubiquitous

>> "No, I did not have pizza in New York,
>
> https://i.postimg.cc/KjCGjm46/NY-style-pizza.jpg

Damn, those are the thinnest thin-crust pizzas I have ever seen!

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On Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at 2:54:47 PM UTC-5, Rhino wrote:
> On 2022-10-11 3:18 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
> >> Ubiquitous
> >>
> >> "No, I did not have pizza in New York,
> >
> > https://i.postimg.cc/KjCGjm46/NY-style-pizza.jpg
> I had pizza in Berlin once and the crust was the thinnest I've ever
> seen. I think the dimes in my wallet were about the same thickness as
> the pizza crust. I don't know whether that was something local to that
> one pizzeria or if that's the way Germans like their pizza.
>
> The best pizza I ever had was at a Pizzeria Uno outside Boston when I
> was there on business. I would love to have another one but we don't
> seem to have that chain on this side of the border. I don't remember
> what was so special about it, just that it was fantastic.
>
> --
> Rhino

we shipwaah the frozen piezzz from Magnaltis, Unos should have shipping site.

On 2022-10-11 5:49 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>> Actress Mila Kunis scolded the audience during a recent appearance on "Jimmy
>> Kimmel Live" -- which was taping in Brooklyn instead of his usual Los Angeles
>> studio -- saying that they were mean when they booed her, apparently for not
>> saying nice enough things about New York.
>>
>> Kunis has been doing a number of press events for her newest project --
>> Netflix's "Luckiest Girl Alive" -- and her visit with Kimmel got off to a
>> bumpy start as the audience booed her several times.
>>
>> WATCH:
>> https://youtu.be/FnvyYhgqxy4
>>
>> Kunis began with an embarrassing anecdote, explaining that she had somehow
>> made it backstage to change for the show before realizing that wardrobe had
>> sent her nothing in the way of undergarments -- not even socks.
>>
>> "Why I wasn't wearing those garments either is a whole other story which we
>> can get into at a later time ..." Kunis said, prompting laughter from both
>> Kimmel and the audience. "But I looked around and I went, 'I think we have a
>> problem.'"
>>
>> But because the dress she was supposed to wear was somewhat sheer, she had to
>> improvise -- and the end result, she explained: "So I'm currently wearing my
>> publicist's bra, my manager's socks, and your costume department found
>> children's leggings from The Children's Place that we have cut into underwear
>> -- so I am wearing children's underwear, Cami Curtis' socks, and Melissa's
>> bra."
>>
>> "You seem like you could be a New Yorker, but you're not a New Yorker,
>> right?" Kimmel asked after the laughter died down.
>>
>> "No, I'm not," Kunis said, and then she suddenly turned toward the audience.
>> "What? Who booed?"
>>
>> "Someone booed you," Kimmel agreed.
>>
>> "What's wrong with your audience?" Kunis asked, before joking, "Very New York
>> of you. Very New York. I'm sorry ... Well, you won't like the rest of this
>> interview."
>>
>> Kunis went on to discuss her childhood and how she had passed through New
>> York when she first arrived in the United States from Ukraine -- only to get
>> booed again when she admitted that she hadn't tried her first slice of pizza
>> in New York. "Boy, this audience is something," she shook her head. "God,
>> it's fun."
>>
>> Instead, she explained that her father had worked delivering pizzas in Los
>> Angeles -- and for that reason, she had eaten a lot of pizza there.
>>
>> "No, I did not have pizza in New York, okay, well, this won't really make up
>> for it but my dad delivered pizzas growing up ... in L.A., so I ate a lot
>> ..." Kunis paused as they booed again. "That's mean. L.A. has perfectly fine
>> pizzas, guys ... hold on, you know what? I am wearing children's underwear
>> for you!"
>>
>> As everyone laughed, she added, "Just to get another boo, it was Domino's
>> pizza."
>>
>> "This is like a symphony of boos and ahhs," she laughed when the audience
>> obliged.
>>
>> But the biggest reaction of the night came when the actress admitted that she
>> didn't even like pizza.
>
> She didn’t!?!?
>
> Wait, what now?
>
> Since she hasn’t bathed in years I hope she burns that underwear.
>
I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
matter - if she doesn't bathe?

--
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Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
> On 2022-10-11 5:49 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
>> Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>>> Actress Mila Kunis scolded the audience during a recent appearance on "Jimmy
>>> Kimmel Live" -- which was taping in Brooklyn instead of his usual Los Angeles
>>> studio -- saying that they were mean when they booed her, apparently for not
>>> saying nice enough things about New York.
>>>
>>> Kunis has been doing a number of press events for her newest project --
>>> Netflix's "Luckiest Girl Alive" -- and her visit with Kimmel got off to a
>>> bumpy start as the audience booed her several times.
>>>
>>> WATCH:
>>> https://youtu.be/FnvyYhgqxy4
>>>
>>> Kunis began with an embarrassing anecdote, explaining that she had somehow
>>> made it backstage to change for the show before realizing that wardrobe had
>>> sent her nothing in the way of undergarments -- not even socks.
>>>
>>> "Why I wasn't wearing those garments either is a whole other story which we
>>> can get into at a later time ..." Kunis said, prompting laughter from both
>>> Kimmel and the audience. "But I looked around and I went, 'I think we have a
>>> problem.'"
>>>
>>> But because the dress she was supposed to wear was somewhat sheer, she had to
>>> improvise -- and the end result, she explained: "So I'm currently wearing my
>>> publicist's bra, my manager's socks, and your costume department found
>>> children's leggings from The Children's Place that we have cut into underwear
>>> -- so I am wearing children's underwear, Cami Curtis' socks, and Melissa's
>>> bra."
>>>
>>> "You seem like you could be a New Yorker, but you're not a New Yorker,
>>> right?" Kimmel asked after the laughter died down.
>>>
>>> "No, I'm not," Kunis said, and then she suddenly turned toward the audience.
>>> "What? Who booed?"
>>>
>>> "Someone booed you," Kimmel agreed.
>>>
>>> "What's wrong with your audience?" Kunis asked, before joking, "Very New York
>>> of you. Very New York. I'm sorry ... Well, you won't like the rest of this
>>> interview."
>>>
>>> Kunis went on to discuss her childhood and how she had passed through New
>>> York when she first arrived in the United States from Ukraine -- only to get
>>> booed again when she admitted that she hadn't tried her first slice of pizza
>>> in New York. "Boy, this audience is something," she shook her head. "God,
>>> it's fun."
>>>
>>> Instead, she explained that her father had worked delivering pizzas in Los
>>> Angeles -- and for that reason, she had eaten a lot of pizza there.
>>>
>>> "No, I did not have pizza in New York, okay, well, this won't really make up
>>> for it but my dad delivered pizzas growing up ... in L.A., so I ate a lot
>>> ..." Kunis paused as they booed again. "That's mean. L.A. has perfectly fine
>>> pizzas, guys ... hold on, you know what? I am wearing children's underwear
>>> for you!"
>>>
>>> As everyone laughed, she added, "Just to get another boo, it was Domino's
>>> pizza."
>>>
>>> "This is like a symphony of boos and ahhs," she laughed when the audience
>>> obliged.
>>>
>>> But the biggest reaction of the night came when the actress admitted that she
>>> didn't even like pizza.
>>
>> She didn’t!?!?
>>
>> Wait, what now?
>>
>> Since she hasn’t bathed in years I hope she burns that underwear.
>>
> I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
> Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
> matter - if she doesn't bathe?
>
>
>

None of those three people bath.

Kunis and Kutchar have been talking about it within the last year. They
heard somewhere that bathing gets rid of the natural body oils and you
shouldn’t do that and so they’re going around telling people not to na the.

I have no idea what Messing‘s excuse is.

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On Tue, 11 Oct 2022 16:13:22 -0700, anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net>
wrote:

>> I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
>> Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
>> matter - if she doesn't bathe?
>>
>>
>>
>
>None of those three people bath.
>
>Kunis and Kutchar have been talking about it within the last year. They
>heard somewhere that bathing gets rid of the natural body oils and you
>shouldn’t do that and so they’re going around telling people not to na the.
>
>I have no idea what Messing‘s excuse is.
>
My brother doesn't bathe during the summer months but then he has a
pool. When he showers during summer it's normally to get the chlorine
odor off....might that be her excuse?

The Horny Goat <lcraver@home.ca> wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Oct 2022 16:13:22 -0700, anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net>
> wrote:
>
>>> I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
>>> Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
>>> matter - if she doesn't bathe?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> None of those three people bath.
>>
>> Kunis and Kutchar have been talking about it within the last year. They
>> heard somewhere that bathing gets rid of the natural body oils and you
>> shouldn’t do that and so they’re going around telling people not to na the.
>>
>> I have no idea what Messing‘s excuse is.
>>
> My brother doesn't bathe during the summer months but then he has a
> pool. When he showers during summer it's normally to get the chlorine
> odor off....might that be her excuse?
>

Well they won’t get wet because they don’t want to get the natural oils
washed off their skin so I assume swimming is right out.

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no_offline_contact@example.com wrote:
> On 2022-10-11 3:18 PM, Ed Stasiak wrote:
>>> Ubiquitous

>>> "No, I did not have pizza in New York,
>>
>> https://i.postimg.cc/KjCGjm46/NY-style-pizza.jpg
>
>I had pizza in Berlin once and the crust was the thinnest I've ever
>seen. I think the dimes in my wallet were about the same thickness as
>the pizza crust. I don't know whether that was something local to that
>one pizzeria or if that's the way Germans like their pizza.

I remember having some sort of seafood pizza in the part of France that used
to be germany and recall it had a thing crust as well.

>The best pizza I ever had was at a Pizzeria Uno outside Boston when I
>was there on business. I would love to have another one but we don't
>seem to have that chain on this side of the border. I don't remember
>what was so special about it, just that it was fantastic.

I used to goto Uno in Orlando for their pizza whenever I was in town. It
appears they went out of business right before the Wuhan Flu pandemic.

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anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
> Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
>> On 2022-10-11 5:49 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:

>>> Since she hasn't bathed in years I hope she burns that underwear.
>>
>> I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
>> Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
>> matter - if she doesn't bathe?
>
>None of those three people bath.
>
>Kunis and Kutchar have been talking about it within the last year. They
>heard somewhere that bathing gets rid of the natural body oils and you
>shouldn't do that and so they're going around telling people not to bathe.

I think the theory is that the soap strips the natural oils, not just the act
of getting wet. There's a similar train of thought with shampoo.

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Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>
> anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
>> Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
>>> On 2022-10-11 5:49 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
>
>>>> Since she hasn't bathed in years I hope she burns that underwear.
>>>
>>> I thought that was Debra Messing that didn't bathe? How on earth does
>>> Ashton Kutcher tolerate Mila in the same bed - or same room for that
>>> matter - if she doesn't bathe?
>>
>> None of those three people bath.
>>
>> Kunis and Kutchar have been talking about it within the last year. They
>> heard somewhere that bathing gets rid of the natural body oils and you
>> shouldn't do that and so they're going around telling people not to bathe.
>
> I think the theory is that the soap strips the natural oils, not just the act
> of getting wet. There's a similar train of thought with shampoo.
>

You’re not suggesting they’ve actually thought this through?

> --
> Let's go Brandon!
>
>

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