Ashley Olsen dating Lance Armstrong

[Left Turn]

though I really don't care about the age difference as long as both parties are happy.

Yeah, it's not just the age difference that makes this pairing so strange. It's that Lance Armstrong is a 7 time 'Tour De France' winner (in other words a serious athlete), while the Olsen twins get portrayed as kind of flaky, and not terribly athletic.

Methinks Lance Armstrong is going to be, or perhaps has been, the butt of a bunch more jokes on David Letterman (I havn't watched Letterman in a while, so I don't know if he's made fun of this yet).

[BL]

I don't think that's quite as bad as that one guy who became his own stepson csoup... lol.

[Csoup715]

have you never heard of Woody Allen?  lol he's a comedic actor/director, his most famous movie is probably Annie Hall.....a few of his movies lent their titles to FH episodes: Crimes and Misdemeanors, Radio Days, and Play it Again, Sam

at any rate, Woody Allen had a 12 year relationship with Mia Farrow, adopted two kids with her and then they had a biological child together.  she charged him with molesting their kids after finding nude photographs he took of her adopted daughter from before they were together, Soon-Yi Previn, left him, and got full custody of their kids.  he then went public with his relationship with Soon-Yi (he was 57 and she was 22) and they got married and adopted two kids together it's a very confusing family dynamic LMAO I kind of pity all the poor kids who got wound up in it

there's actually nothing illegal about it, but he did get a lot of scrutiny from the public and the press....even if there really isn't anything wrong with it (which is debatable) one has to admit it's still a little weird

[fullhouseforever]

Well, I suppose legality and morality do not always go hand in hand, and that goes for either way.

But yeah, I've heard of Woody Allen, lol.  I had a quote of his in the one thread designated to quotes.

I'm not sure if the athletic reason ever really jumped out at me until Leftturn mentioned it.  I suppose the opposites attract rule kind of applies in this case then.