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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Bill Murray thinks online dating is "amusing."

    The 'St. Vincent' star, who has six sons from two previous marriages, claims he doesn't need any assistance meeting women and "can't imagine" joining Tinder.


    Discussing the mobile app, the 64-year-old actor said: "I know about Tinder. I know it became very popular at the Olympics."

    He added: "I think it could be amusing. But I can't imagine doing it particularly. I feel like I've lived that life, and I can live that life at any moment and say, 'hey, you with the camera, damn it I'm coming your way.' "

    Bill says he is very impulsive and thinks he gets away with things because he always shows up for work on time.

    Asked if he likes to live spontaneously, he told 'Jimmy Kimmel Live': "Everyone thinks they're doing that okay, they don't want to be bullied, they don't want to be pushed around. There is a certain comfort level that you get to. People don't push you around at your job if you're good at your job and you show up on time. You don't have to be good at your job, but if you show up every day that's most of it."

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