[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Freya wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anyway, I can't really be bothered to enter an argument about this.[/QUOTE]
Yes you can.
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Maybe she and Nicole can do the next " The Simple Life" from the county jail...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Janet wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Maybe she and Nicole can do the next " The Simple Life" from the county jail...[/QUOTE]
Imagine a prison cell in California with no fans and no AC.
NOW THAT'S HOT!!
Imagine a prison cell in California with no fans and no AC.
NOW THAT'S HOT!!
I always loved those movies...
My favorite part is when the warden always hoses them down at one point in the movie. God love that warden.
My favorite part is when the warden always hoses them down at one point in the movie. God love that warden.
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We were always told "If you don't wanna do the time, Don't do the crime"
Paris Hilton should take heed...
You never know - a bit of time might do her the world of good - she will learn from her mistakes. If she is that worried about getting duffed up - they will do like they did to the Chapmans when they were thrown in the slammers - put them in solitary confinement for their own safety.
Except the Chapmans didn't deserve it...
Anyways...
We were always told "If you don't wanna do the time, Don't do the crime"
Paris Hilton should take heed...
You never know - a bit of time might do her the world of good - she will learn from her mistakes. If she is that worried about getting duffed up - they will do like they did to the Chapmans when they were thrown in the slammers - put them in solitary confinement for their own safety.
Except the Chapmans didn't deserve it...
Anyways...
Well, the wealthy are the only group that it's perfectly socially acceptable to criticize and demean (I'm not saying that's justified, it's just true).
Even in our overly politically correct society - you won't get an iota of heat from criticizing a rich person. In our society, demeaning Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Indians, Jews, homosexuals - and even white people - is social suicide. I suppose Southerners pull a close second to rich people, but it's still much less tolerable.
Hell, we all like demeaning people, even if we don't admit it - might as well demean somebody and have it be socially acceptable at the same time.
Even in our overly politically correct society - you won't get an iota of heat from criticizing a rich person. In our society, demeaning Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Indians, Jews, homosexuals - and even white people - is social suicide. I suppose Southerners pull a close second to rich people, but it's still much less tolerable.
Hell, we all like demeaning people, even if we don't admit it - might as well demean somebody and have it be socially acceptable at the same time.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Well, the wealthy are the only group that it's perfectly socially acceptable to criticize and demean (I'm not saying that's justified, it's just true).[/QUOTE]
If so, then Bill Gates would be the perfect target for demeaning. Sure, he gets tons of crap for the constant Windows flaws, but it definitely has nothing to be with his wealth.
Paris Hilton happens to be an easy target because she never worked to earn the huge amount of wealth she has. The only thing Paris Hilton did an effort to earn was fame, which is exactly what she got after blowing Rick Solomon, then he leaked it (the tape I mean) and Paris Hilton achieved A List status.
If so, then Bill Gates would be the perfect target for demeaning. Sure, he gets tons of crap for the constant Windows flaws, but it definitely has nothing to be with his wealth.
Paris Hilton happens to be an easy target because she never worked to earn the huge amount of wealth she has. The only thing Paris Hilton did an effort to earn was fame, which is exactly what she got after blowing Rick Solomon, then he leaked it (the tape I mean) and Paris Hilton achieved A List status.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=0099FF>Killer Queenie wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Paris Hilton should take heed...
You never know - a bit of time might do her the world of good - she will learn from her mistakes. [/QUOTE]
ha ha...nope. She won't learn from her mistakes. Something like this will not change her lifestyle. Not one bit.
Even Paris's attitude towards this whole thing shows it. She was quoted as saying, "I feel that I was treated unfairly and that the sentence is both cruel and unwarranted and I don't deserve this."
Oh no!! Poor Paris Hilton is going to jail for 45 days because she BROKE THE LAW. How was she treated unfairly? Has the judicial system, in conjunction with state and municipal laws and regulations, somehow tarnished the great name of Paris Hilton?
Listen to me. Anybody, celebrity or not, has to pay the piper when they do an act that is deemed illegal. Whether it's a minor traffic offense or a felony charge...we may not like it, but we have to deal with it. Do celebrities really think they immune to the law these days? That's sad.
Paris got exactly what she deserved, but I will be prepared for the media crap-fest that will surely absorb our society for the next two months...
Paris Hilton should take heed...
You never know - a bit of time might do her the world of good - she will learn from her mistakes. [/QUOTE]
ha ha...nope. She won't learn from her mistakes. Something like this will not change her lifestyle. Not one bit.
Even Paris's attitude towards this whole thing shows it. She was quoted as saying, "I feel that I was treated unfairly and that the sentence is both cruel and unwarranted and I don't deserve this."
Oh no!! Poor Paris Hilton is going to jail for 45 days because she BROKE THE LAW. How was she treated unfairly? Has the judicial system, in conjunction with state and municipal laws and regulations, somehow tarnished the great name of Paris Hilton?
Listen to me. Anybody, celebrity or not, has to pay the piper when they do an act that is deemed illegal. Whether it's a minor traffic offense or a felony charge...we may not like it, but we have to deal with it. Do celebrities really think they immune to the law these days? That's sad.
Paris got exactly what she deserved, but I will be prepared for the media crap-fest that will surely absorb our society for the next two months...
^ Agreed.
Just beacause people are famous doesn't mean they can get away with breaking the Law. She knew it was a punishable offence - and ta-da!
She broke the law simple as.
End of story.
I rest my case! (forgive the pun!!)
Just beacause people are famous doesn't mean they can get away with breaking the Law. She knew it was a punishable offence - and ta-da!
She broke the law simple as.
End of story.
I rest my case! (forgive the pun!!)
You might as well begin to put some action in your life.
[QUOTE]The petition said that Hilton "provides hope for young people all over the U.S. and the world" and "provides beauty and excitement" to people's mundane lives.[/QUOTE]
What the fuck ?
What the fuck ?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=black>Dennis Daja<h6>QZs Dio wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]45 days...ah well, it's a start. Maybe we can throw in an extra 5 to 10 years for crimes against music...[/QUOTE]
If only we'd rule this planet...[/QUOTE]
An not only with music, with fashion, animals and penises xD
If only we'd rule this planet...[/QUOTE]
An not only with music, with fashion, animals and penises xD
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=red>The Audacity of Charles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE]The petition said that Hilton "provides hope for young people all over the U.S. and the world" and "provides beauty and excitement" to people's mundane lives.[/QUOTE]
What the fuck ?[/QUOTE]
have people officially gone insane?!
What the fuck ?[/QUOTE]
have people officially gone insane?!
she got caught driving again yesterday.she couldnt get her sat nav to work and ended up in a cul-de-sac surounded by the press