Kate Hudson has some really bad taste in men. As much as I think A-Rod is gross and steroidy (and probably herpified), he at least showers. Chris Robinson was gross and looked homeless all the time.
@Dally: I had an acquaintance some years ago who knocked up two women in a row and I dubbed him The Sperminator. And yeah, he was a jerk but I have to say that I was proud of my stupid pun.
Reading all the above makes me want to never leave my house or turn on my television. Can all these people just go the fuck away.
Susan Boyle, aren't you glad you joined the circus? Actually the circus joined you. There are a bazillion stories about fame corrupting and/or making crazy and you were a train wreck waiting to happen.
It's a shame that a talented person can't be recognized for that talent without becoming a psych patient. Media and fans, are you happy now?
And then there's people like Dr. Phil who catapaulted to fame for no good reason and stay in the spotlight stinking up the joint like so much rotting meat.
The interviewer behaved admirably--perhaps he had the foresight to realize remaining calm and polite would make BBT's behaviour even more laughable. It was like a radio episode of the office.
I'm all for a little mischief and some creative punking now and again, but after viewing that tape of BBT being fully rude to the radio interviewer I say what goes around comes around, and of course the concert crowd was going to heckle.
BBT's behavior was just a huge dis. I wouldn't have been as patient as the DJ was, however. I think he played into BBT's ego too much. Were I the DJ, after several cryptic, snotty comments, I would have directed my questions instead to the two dudes in matching hipster hair dye and engineer glasses.
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It's not that she has a chance with me, of course (she's a little waifish for me), I just am curious.
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Free your mind, resipsa, and you know the rest.
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Susan Boyle, aren't you glad you joined the circus? Actually the circus joined you. There are a bazillion stories about fame corrupting and/or making crazy and you were a train wreck waiting to happen.
It's a shame that a talented person can't be recognized for that talent without becoming a psych patient. Media and fans, are you happy now?
And then there's people like Dr. Phil who catapaulted to fame for no good reason and stay in the spotlight stinking up the joint like so much rotting meat.
Fame. It's a crazy thing.
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Please. The real reason was that Madonna didn't have the time to indulge in such pettiness---she had to rush to pick up Jesus Luz from Day Care by 6.
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(How the interviewer restrained himself from answering with the obvious -- "You are NOT Tom Petty" -- is beyond me.)
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The interviewer behaved admirably--perhaps he had the foresight to realize remaining calm and polite would make BBT's behaviour even more laughable. It was like a radio episode of the office.
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BBT's behavior was just a huge dis. I wouldn't have been as patient as the DJ was, however. I think he played into BBT's ego too much. Were I the DJ, after several cryptic, snotty comments, I would have directed my questions instead to the two dudes in matching hipster hair dye and engineer glasses.
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