Not me, of course. I would never let anyone inject poison into my body, unless I was terminally ill and the poison would help. This title is a quote from Todd Babiak over at Edmonton Journal. After reading his article, and learning that Clint Eastwood probably have had Botox injections, I still don’t know why he would do such a stupid thing. Wrinkles are not a flaw. Period.
Clark has received two Botox injections, but doesn’t suffer from peer-related anxieties. This may be because he is very tall and built like Conan the Barbarian; it is difficult to imagine a sane redneck questioning his masculinity.
“I spend a lot of time in the gym, eating well, taking supplements” he said. “The most I ever did was slap some sunscreen on. But I see a real difference already. If I can prevent wrinkles later, with Botox now, it makes perfect sense. It’s that stigma handed down from generations of our fathers, that you don’t cry, you don’t get pedicures. Things have changed.” Clark raised his eyebrows. There were no wrinkles.
I had always thought of myself as one of those men who would go through life without having Botox injected into his forehead. On Thursday I became one of those men who has Botox injected into his forehead.
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Recently, David Hasselhoff admitted, joyously, to receiving Botox injections.
He accused Clint Eastwood of doing the same. Simon Cowell, the American Idol judge, seemed shocked two years ago when a reporter asked him if he’d enjoyed some non-surgical enhancements.
“I’ve had Botox, but not in an obsessive way,” Cowell said. “Then again, every guy I know who works in the city has had it now.” Even Clint.
