Pamela Anderson Thinks Eating Hot Dogs Is Fine; Acting With Dogs, Not So Much
Oh, those crazy celebrities. They just can’t remember what they said or did and they have such a hard time keeping their stories straight. But, by gosh, they are celebrities, so they should be totally exempt from having to stick to their stories, right?
Case in point: Pamela Anderson, who has long been a champion for the animal rights group PETA (I won’t do the tasty animals joke, been done to death, no pun intended). She recently refused to act in a scene in her new movie, Superhero Movie, because there was a dog in it (PETA doesn’t believe animals should be in movies, homo sapiens excluded of course):
The animal rights campaigner was upset when she discovered she would be starring alongside the canine in Superhero Movie, because the scene goes against Peta’s guidelines for using real animals in movies.
A movie insider said: “Pamela left the set and went for a walk. She needed a time out. She was that upset.”
In the scene, Pamela’s Invisible Girl character was required to call for her Invisible Dog, who only becomes visible as it is picked up by the busty blonde.
So what was she doing munching on a hot dog at her son’s ball game?
She is clearly eating a hot dog at her son’s ball game. Since Pam makes a big deal out of being a vegetarian, it reflects badly on her commitment. Recently Pam refused to ACT in a scene with a dog because PETA doesn’t believe live animals should be in movies. (Apparently they prefer humans to dress up as animals.) Needless to say, the director of her “Superhero Movie” was not thrilled. And Pam has been critical of other actors like Jason Alexander, who endorses KFC. So this hot dog IS a very big deal. PETA tried to defend Pam by claiming it was a tofu dog - but since when do they sell THOSE at kid’s ball games?
I don’t know. The last time I went to one of my kids’ sporting events, they had all sorts of healthy vegetarian food there. Tofu dogs in whole wheat buns, soyburgers on pita bread, organically produced nacho cheese made with soy milk, nachos made with organic corn, popcorn grown in a biosphere and picked by hand. We’re progressive here in the flyover states. I’m telling you, the possibilities were endless. And so tasty, too!
I think we need to give Pammie a little breathing room, here. After all, this is the woman who didn’t realize that Uggs were actually made of sheepskin. Maybe she didn’t realize that hot dogs are meat. But then, if you’ve ever seen the movie The Great Outdoors with the late, great John Candy, you know what hot dogs are made out of.
I’m just sayin’.
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In all fairness, she’s such an idiot, attention-seeking whore that she probably doesn’t even realize that hot dogs have meat in them.
Comment by Jack — April 22, 2008 @ 10:45 am
Hot dogs have meatin them? *thud*
Comment by Joanne H — April 22, 2008 @ 11:02 am
Someone should do an expose on the hidden agendas and hypocrisy of PETA. Everyone is against animal cruelty, and that’s how they suck in many, including celebs.
But they hide many of their extreme positions. Kinda like a certain cult.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PETA
Comment by marcab — April 22, 2008 @ 11:06 am
PETA? You mean the animal lovers who secretly kill animals? And only adopted out twelve animals to homes in 2006?
Surely they have no dirty secrets.
Like I said on BTR Radio yesterday, animal cruelty gets my Irish up. I get as mad at that as Dawn does at the CoS.
Comment by k — April 22, 2008 @ 11:10 am
When you’re a hung over, no-talent-hack, there’s just nothing like a good hot dog to chase reality away.
Comment by Pete — April 22, 2008 @ 12:17 pm
For a totally new change of pace, I’m willing to give Pammy a break on this one. The first thing I thought when I saw this was that it was probably a “veggie dog” of some kind, which frankly are becoming pretty ubiquitous out there.
I’m more concerned with PETA’s recent stance on supporting bio-engineered meat. Don’t these people watch Torchwood?
Here’s the deal: I eat meat. I want my meat to be grown the good old fashioned way: inside a meat producing animal, not inside some petri dish fer crissake.
Comment by Kati — April 22, 2008 @ 1:00 pm
Someone should call up Borat and ask for his opinion.
Comment by Ron Newman — April 22, 2008 @ 1:21 pm
Somehow, I imagine Pammy likes her “hot dogs” sans the buns and condiments.
If I ain’t being too subtle.
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Comment by chris — April 26, 2008 @ 12:48 am
Umm…hello…it’s a veggie dog she’s eating. They are sold at many ballparks nowadays.
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