Comments on: Christina Applegate’s new gap-toothed boyfriend

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By: Lavonne Ludgate

Lavonne Ludgate — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 03:17:06 +0000

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By: luca

luca — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:25:41 +0000

Wow, how cold is she! The bedsheets were barely cold before she got herself a new man. Ouch!

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By: Molly

Molly — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:48:06 +0000

Frederico, for your information he is NOT a drug addict! Sounds like you know him personally…none of you shallow people that comment on his teeth do. Yes, he was an addict about a dozen years ago but this wonderful man that everyone seems to put down because of his teeth, helps many, many people keep on the right track after rehab. We should all have the compassion that this man has. But NOOOOOO….we just care about his appearance. Good for you Christina! I think as long as you love him for him it’s none of anyone’s business!

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By: name

name — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 08:05:28 +0000

she has known him for years and they have recently rekindled their romance. he is an awesome musician and yes a former drug addict… so explains the loss of the the tooth. agreed he should fix it but i’m sure something she can see past since that wasnt the way she met him and i’m sure its probably refreshing to be with someone who just doesnt give a damn about such superficial things in her situation in her industry.

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By: keith caputo

keith caputo — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:23:24 +0000

i think all of you people need to get a life and leave them both alone. focus on your own dead lives.. f*cking soulless punks..

martyn is an amazing talent and a great friend of mine. he is also a awe-inspiring producer. get a life people!!! i personally think his smile is charming!
keith caputo

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By: Jaundice Machine

Jaundice Machine — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 17:40:02 +0000

I’m not too upset either, CB. It’s just something I’ve lived with my entire life, and will likely live with for a long, long time.

That’s not to say I’m not superficial in my own way. When my boyfriend and I were trekking around India, we decided to see about some teeth whitening for the “both of us”. (It was such a sweet gesture that he volunteered to come along- his teeth are uncanny!) Unfortunately, the dentist there told me the same thing that the dentists state-side have told me my entire life – bleaching won’t do shit since my teeth have serious floride staining. I need veneers, and even the process of getting veneers in India translated to more time and money than we could afford. (And that’s sad, people.)

I’d love to be able to smile with confidence in a room full of strangers, or even for a freaking picture (everytime I give a “big smile” I regret it as soon as it is snapped, and mostly opt for the toothless smile). If I had the money, I’d be first in line for veneers. But guess what? I have other financial priorities that make it impossible for me to justify blowing my wad on such a vain expenditure, when my teeth – though yellow and crooked – have served me well thus far.

I guess I better just hang with my friends and family who love and accept me for who I am until I’m wealthy and pretty enough to be seen in the rest of society. Dented Smile fo’ Life!

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By: Diva

Diva — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 10:37:40 +0000

I’m not mad or anything, cb… it just gets under my skin when people behind a computer who no doubt are no Cindy Crawfords or Johnny Depps make it sound like people who aren’t beautiful and perfect are not worth loving, especially by pretty people. MOST people I know are a little deeper than that and are aware that there are less than perfect things about themselves so don’t pop a cork that there might be something less than perfect about the people they choose to date or marry!

There is SO MUCH more to people than looks. And it’s a pretty sad reflection on society, I think, that someone would pass up an amazing person simply because they’re not vain enough to replace a missing tooth. Maybe, just maybe, he’s got better things to do with his time than worry about what shallow, looks-obsessed people think about his mouth.

And it’s not just this tooth. It’s the comments all the time on here about anyone who’s not “pretty” enough not deserving someone who is. It’s just sad that people seem to think looks are people’s only redeeming quality.

And no, I’m not ugly and being defensive, lol.

*steps down off my soapbox for the night*

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By: geronimo

geronimo — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 09:52:05 +0000

Maybe he doesn’t give two craps. And maybe Applegate doesn’t give two craps either. Beauty, beholder, etc.

@jinx – Re being judged by nice teeth and a nice smile – sure, but nice NATURAL LOOKING TEETH. Not the monstrosities that pass for teeth as seen in the mouths of so many celebs and other people who bleach, cap and veneer them to death and end up looking absolutely ridiculous.

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