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Written by JayBird
Posted in Anne Douglas, Good Causes, Good Celebrity, Kirk Douglas, Photos
18 Responses to “Kirk Douglas & wife dedicate 400th school playground; play on the slides”
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Aww! That’s a nice story. Seems like all we hear about is the bad stuff that celebs do(which is A LOT), so it’s cool to hear some good stuff.
I hope I am spry enough to play on playground equipment when I’m 91(if I even live that long).
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Hooray!!!! Those are fun pictures and a great story. It’s nice to see Americans helping out Americans. It’s easy to be in denial of the way that most Americans live in favor of focusing on atrocities around the world. I’m all for international aid but, first people should clean up their own backyards.
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Years ago I had the weirdest dream. I dreamt that I was on a beach with Kirk Douglas and Joan Collins.Joan and I were fighting over him. I vividly remember he was in swimming trunks and I lovingly caressed his bare chest and his chest felt like flaky, dry paper. Why I would have a dream about Kirk Douglas , I will never know. Why Joan Collins and I would be fighting over him, is yet another mystery. I don’t remember the outcome of the dream, but I do know that my mother has thought of me as strange ever since. I know this has nothing to do with this post, but seeing Kirk remeinded me of the love that he and I once had for eachother. That Bitch Joan Collins ruined it all!
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I’ve always admired him, because I have a friend in France who knows a lady - knew, the lady has since passed on - who spent a night with him once and even thirty and forty years later would blush and stammer if his name was mentioned. Any man who can make a woman feel like that is my hero.
Seriously, this is a wonderful thing he’s done. Cool guy.
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I love this! Thanks for posting such a happy, feel-good story
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Yay thanks so much for a happy story to end my day!
and Devilgirl you crack me up! could be worse though, Rob Zombie actually interrupts numerous dreams of mine and sticks stickers on me, doesn’t speak, just sticks things on me and leaves….
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I’m not sure if the kids could understand him well when he spoke, but I sure hope they have lots of fun on that playground. Kirk seems to be having the time of his life.
Thanks for the good, happy celebrity story. More of them please, less Angelina WHORElie, Parasite and the lot.
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Any parent reading this story knows how important play areas are. Each one is like a mini cosmos in itself. I think Kirk just made my day, but he’s made the day of thousands of kids too. So sweet.
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Go watch Sparticus and enjoy Mr. Douglas’ performance.
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Kirk Douglas is a silver fox.
As a public school teacher, at a school with really shoddy playground equipment, this tickles my heart and makes me want to hug the stuffing out of the Douglases.
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Whelkin, I LOVE ROB ZOMBIE!!!!!!!!!! I wish he would stick stickers on me, but NEVER LEAVE! Your dreams are funny though!
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Yay! What an awesome charity!
They are so cute. I hope I’ll be cute when I’m old
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Kirk Douglas is the man who raped Natalie Wood when she was a teenager.
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I met him and his wife a few years ago at the inaugural Santa Barbara International Film Festival Kirk Douglas Award for Excellence in Film Award ceremony and he was so lovely. Despite having suffered a stroke, he was vibrant and clever and so nice. Good for him. It’s nice to see a celebrity promote good causes and know that they actually care about what they are representing.
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What a great charity concept! I’d love to see such a program go nationwide. And bravo to Kirk Douglas for showing that a stroke doesn’t have to mean the end of the world!
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Kirk Douglas is my hero both on and off the screen. I met him in 1980 down here in Australia and what a trully great man. I wish him and his family the very best.
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To lassa: she did decline to work on a movie with him, but no evidence has ever been brought forward that he raped her.
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I won’t arue with you, I don’t feel like it. 
It is so refreshing to see a charity where it tangibly benefits kids. (unlike some of these research organizations that sometimes can pull on the heart strings, get all of us to empty our wallets, and then we find out that very little fundage made it past the administrator stage) SO, IMO, what a great foundation. Los Angeles is really lacking in places for kids to recreate. I think it is truly an outstanding cause, and has tremendous immediate benefit.
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