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Getting arrested doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Seeing photos of Rihanna's face doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having been charged and convicted of a crime doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to complete community service doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to undergo anger management classes doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to "apologize" in the media for his wrongs doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
But a WalMart in Connecticut not carrying his cd, that DOES get his attention! Glad to know something works. Maybe now he will realize there are consequences for his actions.
"If she doesn't want to be photographed she should change her profession and become a butcher."
Bullshit. Did it ever occur to this fuck that maybe Nicole Kidman LIKES acting and LIKES being in movies in the same sense that he LIKES stalking and invading the privacy of celebrities?
Yes, I understand that if a celebrity is going out in a public place it's likely that they are going to be photographed. But what gave this dog the right to bug her house? I'm fairly certain that's illegal and borderline stalking.
Just because you're lucky enough to make it in Hollywood doesn't mean that you should expect that you're going to have your home violated or your child stalked.
@ImproperDancing: Ah yes, the old "she was asking for it" defense.
I really want to start a paparrazzi stalking group. We'd bug them, take unflattering photos, make them fear for their and their family's safety. Make their lives hell. And when they complain, we'd say, "oh, but you were wearing a short skirt!"
@MargaretMoony: The closest I've heard of was Elijah Wood and Dominic Monaghan playing up their fake relationship because they were amused by stories where they were together.
@MargaretMoony: I remember Willow mentioned fanfiction in an episode of Buffy back in the day when I owned them all on VHS (because I didn't believe DVDs would catch on, true fact), and at the time I felt a teeny moment of kinship. Shame it was the character, not the actress.
I have mixed feelings on Jude/Sienna, and not just because I have an irrational crush on the Talented Mr. Law. See, my dad is a serial cheater. Cheated on my mom with my now-stepmom, then cheated on the stepmom. But my stepmother did lay down the law and I know that he has reformed, if only because he felt comfortable sharing his failings with me. And a huge part of me is grateful that he is still with her, because she's helping him navigate his illness.
But he hurt people, including his children, by what he did to our mom and stepmom. So I believe there can be forgiveness, if not forgetting. Here's hoping the crazy kids can have a semi-happy ending on par with what happened to my family. It CAN happen.
Well, *I* feel fully satisfied that Chris Brown has changed and regrets his actions. It is SO CLEAR from everything he has said and done since he committed the merciless beating.
I expect the next story will be that Chris Brown has burned down a Wal*Mart all the while crying and demanding to know why Wal*Mart was making him do this!
@JennaW: While wearing that stupid bowtie. Because a bowtie really transforms your apology from "I'm sorry I did that" to "I'm sorry people are mad at me"
Kenan, I'll bet that a lot of those angry letters are from people really fucking sick of seeing a black man constantly in drag when SNL could, you know, maybe just HIRE A BLACK COMMEDIENNE?!!
@Eleanor Ramilly: True that! The gag gets old quick. Of course, that being said, I'm currently doing a show myself now all about.... wait for it.... TWO men dressing up like women. Maybe I'm just really sick of that particular theme these days. :)
I'm waiting for Chris Brown to borrow a page from Carrie Prejean's "How to be a Victim" and start calling everything a violation of his 1st Amendment rights.
@MargaretMoony: I HAVE pyjama pants with this print on black!
I was thinking something like Sylvia Ji's lovely Calavera pin ups' makeup, but damn, that tattoo is heinous. Looks like those medical etchings of heads with the skin removed to show musculature.
@MargaretMoony: They were from Target, a little over a year ago, but I just did a quick search and couldn't find anything left. Nick & Nora, and maybe they'll bring them back some day. If you sew, Alexander Henry makes similar fabric.
@HarpMadness: The super long, autobiographical litanies with shitty spelling and punctuation written in white on a black background in super tiny font? Those got me through my stint as managing editor at my uni paper.
From the Us Magazine article: Rycroft, a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, and Strickland sealed their tear-filled vows with a kiss as an instrumental version of the Monday Night Football theme song played.
I could not love this sentence, or this image, more (unless, maybe, the Muppets reenacted it).
@kentuckienne: Ha, that reminds me that my grandparents used to live down the street from Meatloaf and my grandmother used to go to his yard sales (I don't think she ever got anything). Stars are just like us?
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Getting arrested doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Seeing photos of Rihanna's face doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having been charged and convicted of a crime doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to complete community service doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to undergo anger management classes doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
Having to "apologize" in the media for his wrongs doesn't get Chris Brown's attention.
But a WalMart in Connecticut not carrying his cd, that DOES get his attention! Glad to know something works. Maybe now he will realize there are consequences for his actions.
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Bullshit. Did it ever occur to this fuck that maybe Nicole Kidman LIKES acting and LIKES being in movies in the same sense that he LIKES stalking and invading the privacy of celebrities?
Yes, I understand that if a celebrity is going out in a public place it's likely that they are going to be photographed. But what gave this dog the right to bug her house? I'm fairly certain that's illegal and borderline stalking.
Just because you're lucky enough to make it in Hollywood doesn't mean that you should expect that you're going to have your home violated or your child stalked.
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I really want to start a paparrazzi stalking group. We'd bug them, take unflattering photos, make them fear for their and their family's safety. Make their lives hell. And when they complain, we'd say, "oh, but you were wearing a short skirt!"
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But he hurt people, including his children, by what he did to our mom and stepmom. So I believe there can be forgiveness, if not forgetting. Here's hoping the crazy kids can have a semi-happy ending on par with what happened to my family. It CAN happen.
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Every time you copy and paste this quote, an angel gets its wings.
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I expect the next story will be that Chris Brown has burned down a Wal*Mart all the while crying and demanding to know why Wal*Mart was making him do this!
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In my head when I read about it, I pictured something based on these adorable little pink skulls, but with Pink's hairstyle.
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I was thinking something like Sylvia Ji's lovely Calavera pin ups' makeup, but damn, that tattoo is heinous. Looks like those medical etchings of heads with the skin removed to show musculature.
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I could not love this sentence, or this image, more (unless, maybe, the Muppets reenacted it).
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