Ashton & the Bush Twins Party On!

Entertainment Tonight ^ | May 6, 2003 | Entertainment Tonight

[Mister Magoo]

Ashton & the Bush Twins Party On!

May 06, 2003

Crazy, sexy, cool actor ASHTON KUTCHER sat down with Rolling Stone magazine to talk JENNIFER ANISTON, getting "punk'd" and partying with the BUSH twins -- JENNA and BARBARA! ET has the juicy rundown of Ashton's tales -- don't miss tonight's show for the story!

For the May 29th issue of the mag, on stands Friday, May 9th, Ashton shares tidbits from his sometimes loco life -- including an unforgettable party with the Bush gals. He tells Rolling Stone: "So we're hanging out ... The Bushes were underage drinking at my house. When I checked outside, one of the Secret Service guys asked me if they'd be spending the night. I said no. And then I go upstairs to see another friend and I can smell the green wafting out under his door. I open the door, and there he is smoking out the Bush twins on his hookah."

[Paradox]

Each generation's youth is stupid in its own, dense way.

Oh, I totally agree (like, totally!). It seems to me however that each generation tries its damned hardest to outdo the previous.

Hey, dont get me wrong, I am a libertarian at heart, but I hate to see women get so ... "had" by the Great Scam (female sexuality=male sexuality)...

[hoboken123]

If they were some poor nobodys in Fla wouldn't they be in jail and kicked out of their housing?

[Richard Kimball]

Sorry, but gotta disagree. Knew a guy that was a gynecologist with a practice close to the University of Texas from 58 to about 98. He told me that if the average UT coed of today had come to him for an examination in the early sixties, that he would have assumed she was a prostitute.

In the fifties, you'd better be married, cause she didn't want to get pregnant.

In the sixties, it was the pill, but that didn't always work, so you'd better be "in love"

In the seventies, eighties and nineties, you could always kill the baby if you didn't want it.

I teach college now, and no, it's not like it used to be.

[Cathryn Crawford]

Yes sirree bob!

[weegee]

Yes I believe that they are 21 now.

[Mo1]

1st .. is this the idiot that was on SNL this past weekend ?

2nd .. what was the point of bring up the Bush Twins?

[weegee]

The Twins both successfully turned 21 on November 25, 2002.

I wonder when his party was. He is the star of "Dude, Where's My Car" after all...

[Savage Beast]

Gee, I was drinking beer and booze at 14. (Never had a problem with either.)

[jeremiah]

Ding ding.......we have a winner. Lack of dignity, and self respect, are the twin elements missing from a majority of young ladies in 2003.

[Rainmist]

Ashton K. is such a spaz .... he needs to up his Ritalin. And you'd think those twins would have a little more respect for their parents and try, at least, to keep a low profile. They're not 16 anymore for god's sake .....

[tinlady]

Lack of dignity, and self respect, are the twin elements missing from a majority of young ladies in 2003.

Yes, and my parents (and yours, probably) would have said the same things about "our" generation! For crying out loud, they are young free and 21!! Give them a break. They have had a good upbringing, and a little partying at their age is good for them!! As for "lack of dignity" just remember some of the (few) remarks from Chelsea Clinton during her White House days! The media was sworn to secrecy regarding her. They were threatened with no access if they betrayed that commitment, so not much was written, but enough got by to show that she did her fair share of "partying"!!

All I'm saying is that I had a good, Christian family that instilled "good, Christian virtues" in me, but it took getting married and having a child of my own to really know what they were trying to do. I would be presumptious enough to suggest that this is true with most kids. There has to be a period of "sowing wild oats" to appreciate the values your parents tried so hard to instill in you during your teens and early twenties!! Remember, if it wasn't for the Bible telling us what "sin" is, how would we ever know we needed a savior?

[WaterDragon]

Terrific responses on this thread!!!!!

[Djarum]

BONG!

[xm177e2]

Who here wouldn't love to know what FUgly Chelsea did at Berkeley?

I don't want to know. I want people to have their privacy. What is so hard about that to understand?

[Caesar Soze]

After reading this thread, it seems I am the most socially conservative 21-year-old in existence. Have had three drinks my entire life, all of them legal, never even seen marijuana, not attracted to social stoner type, believe that filial piety does not end at the 21st birthday.

I'm gonna go advocate for women in Special Forces or the repeal of sodomy laws or something now. Something so I don't feel like the most boring white-bread conservative in the room.

[TLBSHOW]

Lower the drinking age to 18. If these kids can die for this country they sure as heck have a right to drink.

[ravinson]

I hope GW wises up about the insane war on drugs before his daughters become convicted victimless criminals.

[Wolfie]

Oh, I'm quite certain that will never happen (at least while Daddy's in office).

[Hatteras]

"The Bushes were underage drinking at my house."

This is very telling regarding motive for the story. A young talentless "dude" would not use this language without a good reason. He doesn't want to just tell a story, he wants to slam the President through his daughters.

Kelso is the worst character on "That Seventies Show" and he has to rely on the sex lines to get his laughs. Definitely another Hollywood lib in the making.

[Under the Radar]

Bravo, sir.