Hottest Videos -- Week of 11/05

31. #12 welllllllllll...I think you suck buttercups from your mother's ass. You a**hole.
Go play with yourself.

Posted at 4:20PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Sammy

32. Kirstie meant to say each one of her thighs weighs 145. As for the camera adding weight? It can't add THAT much!

Posted at 4:23PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Vicki C.

33. Not number 12, sorry sweetie...I gotta quit havin' my cocktails in the a.m. Problem is I don't drink after 5pm...so I start at 5am...and it's just causin' me to zone the f*** out. I don't know who I was really referring to..but you know who you are...it's the one who sucks buttercups out of her mother's ass.
Dang.

Posted at 4:28PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Sammy

34. Seriously all of these years people like Oprah, Roseanne, Rosie, O'Donnell Winona Judd, Kirstie Alley and Carnie Wilson have told America that it is SO HARD to lose weight. What a joke!

I actually believed them until I was pregnant with my child and gained 30lbs. I fully expected it to take a long time to lose the weight but it didn't. I worked out after giving birth and lost all of my extra weight (and a bit more) in 5 months. It is NOT hard to lose weight. This is a myth that fat people want to convince people of. Just because THEY have no discipline we are supposed to feel sorry for them? Ha!

Posted at 4:43PM on Nov 11th 2006 by On the scale

35. Kirstie Alley looks good compared to what she weighed before. I don't believe that she is only 145 lbs. I am about her height and I use to weigh 145 lbs. and my thighs and a$$ were much smaller than hers.

Posted at 4:48PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Susieq

36. ok.....so much to comment about here..
Let me start with On the scale's comment about it being easy to lose weight. I will not say what I am really thinking but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you are 30 lbs heavier before you had the baby then you are going to lose about 20 lbs of it having the baby itself. You lose the babies weight itself then the fluid sack which is about another average 10-15 lbs of water weight. So..really you only needed to lose about 10 lbs max after the pregnancy and if you breastfed, there is no work needed as it superspeeds up your metabolism. I am not saying that all people that are heavy cannot help it ,as most can, but it is a hard task especially if you have slow metabolism or food addiction issues. It is easy to lose 15-20 lbs but if you have 100+ lbs to lose, it is really hard because you are so far from your goal and it is easy to get discouraged and you go through many stages of starving and not losing anything for weeks at a time. I am at an ok weight now but I have struggled all my life with it. I do think that if someone is 100+ lbs overweight and does not have gastric bypass( many insurances pay for it in that situation even though its a hassle) then they are not helping themselves. No one likes surgery and there are risks but far less than being that overweight.
I would use my 401k, take a loan, or what I had to do to pay for it if it took the rest of my life. I do feel sorry if someone has no means at all to do this as it will save their life. If they can get the money in any way possible, its a shame to not do it.
As for Kirstie, I have always thought she come accross as a b***ch. I never judged her though as I do not know her and it might just be that her personality and mine would clash. As for her being 145, NO F***ing way!!! Since I have dealt with my own weight and others with weight issues of all heights and frame size, I can usually call a persons weight pretty accurately. When she was at her heaviest, she was at a minimum of 270-285 lbs. I would say with her bone structure (which is large) and her height (automatically gives you 5 lbs per inch to work with), she is around 180-190. She looks great now and I can appreciate her effort but don't lie about it. She could still lose another 40 lbs without a problem.
If she doesnt, she still looks good, and again with her bone structure and height, it should not cause her to have extra health problems. Medically speaking, someone who carries extra weight in their thighs and butt are healthier than in the waistline/abdomen area. I know some do not like Rosie but she does speak the truth on this matter and has the guts to say it. It is offensive for people like her and anyone who struggles with weight issues for someone to lie like that.
Faith Hill--I am up in the air about that one. I thought she was serious too and would see why she would think like that as some take American Idol people as a joke because they did not have to climb the ladder and pay their so called "pay their dues. " I feel that the really talented will rise above Idol and the ones who weren't end up with dead end careers like some of the runners up and beyond except for Clay of course. The winners are not handed automatic success. They are only given a foot in the door. I have heard that Faith has did this as a joke in the past with her hubby but I guess the timing for the joke was bad and she might not have thought anything of it. So, it could go either way. Being in Nashville a lot, I have seen her and been around her in stores, etc. and she really seems nice and genuine..not like the Hollywood types. She doesnt have a security guard following her and a barracade everytime she goes out of the house. Maybe its her hair color and style because she is a natural beauty when you see her out and about with no makeup. Its definately the hair color, style...etc.

Posted at 5:25PM on Nov 11th 2006 by tigerlily

37. #34.It IS hard to lose weight. you are obviously very young AND been pregnant once. When you are closing in on 60 I hope you sing the same song.
Menopause, life, loss of loved ones, arthritis in hands and feet, hysterectomy, alot of different medications all cause weigh gain that is extremely hard to lose.
Weight had never been an issue to meeither til I turned 50. Even after 3 pregnacies, widowhood, losing 2 out of 3 grown children, stroke and depression, and health problems it is STILL really hard for me to loose weight. It is a BIG problem. At 5'4 and 170 I am next to OBESE.
I wish I could afford a trainer and cook like Oprah, surgery like Carnie and Star Jones, Roseann, and free Jenny Craig food like Kirstie. I might live to see my first social security check!

Posted at 5:35PM on Nov 11th 2006 by fluffy and fifty nine

38. #36

You're right about losing weight after a baby is born. However, I did not breast feed this was not by choice though. My son was allergic to breast milk for some reason even though I ate right. I don't drink coffee, soda or alcohol and haven't for years so I was surprised but nevertheless he was allergic. So it was formula for him from day one. That also meant that weight loss was supposedly harder for me as well. I am in my 30's so my metabolism is not what it was in my 20's but still I worked out and lost my pregnancy weight and then some. I look better now than I did before I had my son! It wasn't hard I just had to look at my goals and what I wanted for myself. I didn't like being heavier so I did something about it. All these years I've been watching shows like, Oprah and believing that it was SO hard to lose weight when it fact, in wasn't! It shows me that overweight people either have no discipline or don't want it bad enough. I understand issues and such (I myself grew up with alcoholic parents) but enough is enough. It's not THEIR life, it's YOUR life. Take control and be better for it. :-)

Posted at 5:39PM on Nov 11th 2006 by On the scale

39. carrie is awesome, awesome voice, gorgeous face, gracious personality. for "carrie smells", you'd trade an appendage to be in her shoes now wouldn't you?

Posted at 5:45PM on Nov 11th 2006 by carrie rocks

40. #37

Very young? I am 35 years old which is not exactly young by childbirth standards. It took work for me to lose the pregnancy weight but I did it. I didn't sit around and use "slow metabolism" as an excuse. I lost the weight (without breastfeeding) and now weigh less than I did before my pregnancy. It takes work and determination but if you want it badly enough, you will do it.

Posted at 5:50PM on Nov 11th 2006 by On the scale

41. # 37

I am so sorry about your children. Jesus! I don't know what to say. All I can offer is sympathy. I didn't see your posting until after mine was posted.

I'm very sorry for your loss. Truly.

Posted at 5:56PM on Nov 11th 2006 by On the scale

42. You guys do realize the camera add 10-15 pounds on you? If you saw Kirstie in person you might be singing a different tune.

I think she looks fabulous and I hope to look as good when I'm that age.

Posted at 6:08PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Tina

43. maybe kirstie's slimmer figure is due to losing some of those pesky bodty thetans
Scientologists are always grumbling about. Now if she could do something about her personality...

Posted at 6:27PM on Nov 11th 2006 by christie

44. Did anyone notice how Kirstie wouldn't take that thing off of her the whole time she was on Oprah? I agree with the people that say that she was bigger before, and I think she is bigger than she says now.

Posted at 6:47PM on Nov 11th 2006 by cassandra

45. Lindsey needs to quit smoking. She sounds like she smokes 10 packs a day already. EWWWW

Posted at 7:04PM on Nov 11th 2006 by Char