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Man donates life Savings so others can see

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The syndicated entertainment news show "Access Hollywood" put a surprised Mel Gibson on the phone with Arch Bonnema, the Plano, Texas, man who purchased 6,000 tickets at a price of $42,000 to Gibson's film, "The Passion of The Christ" so that fellow parishioners at his local Baptist church, theology students and other could see the film.

 

Gibson, who had not yet heard about Bonnema's $42,000 ticket purchase, said it was "amazing" that someone would do something so selfless.

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Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes

What a fucking moron. God lover or not, thats retarded. If I knew sooner, I'd find out where he bought the tickets and rob the motherfuckers.

 

<<<Needs money.

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Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes
Well, hopefully Mel will give this dude his money back. God knows he's going to make oodles off of the movie, what's $42,000?

A new car he'd probably crash in a week.

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Gibson shouldn't give jackshit back.

 

The guys probably really a millionaire who can afford to give away $42,000. The life savings story sounds better.

Since the guy's from Plano, that's probably the case.

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Gibson shouldn't give jackshit back.

 

The guys probably really a millionaire who can afford to give away $42,000. The life savings story sounds better.

It would just be a nice gesture if Gibson did give it back since he will make a gazillion dollars off of the movie. Of course, if the guy is a millionaire then he doesn't need it, but if it were his life savings Gibson would probably pay it back. Either way, I don't see why he "shouldn't".

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