Oprah

[Razor Ramon]

For a free car, not only would I watch her show but I'd eat some chocolate kitty.

[Opaque]

I think the more important thing here is that you, apparently, watch Oprah.

If only I had seen her show live today.

[Brisco Bold]

For a free car, not only would I watch her show but I'd eat some chocolate kitty.

You're saying you wouldn't eat chocolate kitty unless they were giving you a car? Or a certain peron's kitty?

[Razor Ramon]

You're saying you wouldn't eat chocolate kitty unless they were giving you a car? Or a certain peron's kitty?

Only way I'd eat a choco taco is by giving me an expensive gift.

[Jeremy]

That's awesome, GM donated them, which is nice to see. Great PR for all involved, and folks got vehicles on top of that.

[JefmcC]

That's awesome, GM donated them, which is nice to see. Great PR for all involved, and folks got vehicles on top of that.

Yeah, that's the key here: GM DONATED. It's not like Opra went and bought everyone a car.

It's still a nice gesture though.

[Brisco Bold]

Only way I'd eat a choco taco is by giving me an expensive gift.

Wow.

[Rocca]

Yeah, that's the key here: GM DONATED. It's not like Opra went and bought everyone a car.

It's still a nice gesture though.

There's no doubt in my mind that she could afford it. She's Martha Stewart v.2.0 only not under lockdown.

[Dolemite]

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...e_040913215238

Oprah gives away 276 cars on TV show

CHICAGO (AFP) - US talk show queen Oprah Winfrey kicked off the 19th season of her show by giving away 276 cars worth seven million dollars.

Winfrey provided all 276 women in her hand-picked audience with the Pontiac G6 sports sedans.

Relatives of all the audience had written in to the show say the women were a deserving case.

Eleven of the cars were given out during the show while the rest of the audience got gift boxes. When the women opened the boxes they also had the keys to new cars, which makers General Motors Corp. estimate to be worth about 28,000 dollars each.

GM said the cost of the cars was the same as about 50 prime time television adverts.

The show reaches an estimated weekly audience of 30 million viewers in the United States and is also syndicated to more than 100 other countries.

"Anyone can run commercials, but you rarely get a chance to partner with someone of Oprah's stature," said Mark-Hans Richer, Pontiac's director of marketing.

So GM's the hero here, not Oprah. She just gets all the credit.

[lithium]

There's no doubt in my mind that she could afford it. She's Martha Stewart v.2.0 only not under lockdown.

She's the wealthiest black woman in America (possibly the world), and as for wealthiest woman in America in general, she's got to be top 5 or so (Martha was at least #1, not sure anymore though).