Jennifer Aniston supports St. Jude
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I got something I'd like to donate to Jennifer 
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The point is that putting a celebrity'* face on a charity is done in an attempt to get more people to donate. It'* just like any advertisement you read or see on TV with a celebrity in it.
This thread brings up questions of why it works, and why seeing a celebrity representing a product has so much impact on certain people. Questions like, "Are people who are swayed by a celebrity shallow and consumed with Hollywood?"
I'm glad to see you've seperated from the 'herd'. LOL
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Has anyone seen more ads than the two I've put up? The first is from Photobucket, and the second is from thesaurus.com.
Also, I don't know if one can be considered "conformist" for donating money after seeing a celebrity'* face. It all ends up in the needy getting at least some help. If you've donated money to St. Jude, you're not a conformist. Now go out there and help people, but don't buy any National Enquirers or anything like that.
And now for the assault of smiley faces...
Also, I don't know if one can be considered "conformist" for donating money after seeing a celebrity'* face. It all ends up in the needy getting at least some help. If you've donated money to St. Jude, you're not a conformist. Now go out there and help people, but don't buy any National Enquirers or anything like that.
And now for the assault of smiley faces...
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