[THE_RAIDER]

Welcome to Obama-land.

[camle]

i’m sorry, but i don’t feel a lot of pity for him...had I a half million dollar trust, I certainly wouldn’t have made his decisions.

[richmwill]

Couldn’t he clean himself up and make an appearance at one of the California “Comic Cons” or an autograph signing show? 80’s sitcom stars are very much in demand, he could make decent appearance fees and all he would have to do is show up and sign his name for a few hours.

[MtBaldy]

I would blame his situation on extraordinary stupidity.

[rurgan]

Another causality of the Obama economy.

And these Hollywood liberals will vote for Obama again.

[nonsporting]

There must be a hidden element to this story. Drug addiction is my guess.

[apillar]

A former child actor, who enjoyed fleeting fame on the 1980s comedy “Small Wonder,”

I was going to say "very fleeting" because I seem to recall that show got pulled after only a handful of episodes, but according to wikipedia it actually ran for 4 seasons. I think I only watched it once or twice and it was truly idiotic, even by 80's sitcom standards.

[Daus]

then one of my advisers stole a half-million dollars from me

Advisor, AKA My Coke Dealer.

[from occupied ga]

A former child actor, who enjoyed fleeting fame on the 1980s comedy “Small Wonder,” is reportedly broke and homeless —and blames a stripper for his troubles.

Naturally it isn't HIS fault. Nothing to do with the bad decisions HE made. It's the stripper's fault. WELL JUST MAYBE if he hadn't blown his money stuffing hundred dollar bills in her whatever for what came later he wouldn't have these problems. And the fact the he drained his trust fund indicates that he didn't do it until he reached an age where he could access the trust fund. So screw him (the stripper surely did and he probably enjoyed it at the time) Let him find work or starve.

[from occupied ga]

A former child actor, who enjoyed fleeting fame on the 1980s comedy “Small Wonder,” is reportedly broke and homeless —and blames a stripper for his troubles.

Naturally it isn't HIS fault. Nothing to do with the bad decisions HE made. It's the stripper's fault. WELL JUST MAYBE if he hadn't blown his money stuffing hundred dollar bills in her whatever for what came later he wouldn't have these problems. And the fact the he drained his trust fund indicates that he didn't do it until he reached an age where he could access the trust fund. So screw him (the stripper surely did and he probably enjoyed it at the time) Let him find work or starve.

[camle]

most of us had to get by without six figure trust accounts. he threw his money away and now it’s someone else’s fault. I bet that had someone warned him, he would have blamed the person trying to warn him.

it’s always someone else’s fault, isn’t it?

[Incorrigible]

Some people claim that there’s a woman to blame
But I know... It’s my own damn fault

[submarinerswife]

The kid wasn’t cute and couldn’t act. And it was all his own fault. Why is this a story? Because we like to look at the aftermath of a train wreck sometimes.

I can’t drum up any sympathy for stories like these.

[Martin Tell]

So he spent most of his money on a stripper and wasted the rest.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Dated a stripper?...Please!...Darwin award material.

[patriot08]

Then

Now

[NormsRevenge]

Paging Dr. Drew Dr. Drew,, Line 2 for rehab clinic candidate

[ex91B10]

"“When I was 18, I dated a stripper and she took what was left of my trust fund..."

No, you gave it to her.