Friday, June 6, 2008
Ed McMahon May Lose House
After falling behind in payments, former Tonight Show sidekick Ed McMahon is in danger of losing his $6.25 million home. What do you think?
Toni Visconti,
Systems Analyst
"That's what he gets for giving his financial planner just two-and-a-half stars back when he was a Junior Vocalist."
Phil Bittan,
Pastor
"I'm sure there's someone in L.A. with a guest house who could use a pandering sidekick."
Carlos Murray,
Gardener
"Ed McMahon is caught in the same mortgage crunch as hundreds of thousands of other hardworking Americans with six-bedroom Beverly Hills mansions."
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