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Stoney Mason said:Sorry about that. Most people get stopped by those mature warning on those youtube links.
If you've clicked on one before, the warning never shows up again.
Stoney Mason said:Sorry about that. Most people get stopped by those mature warning on those youtube links.
Stoney Mason said:Why do you care what other people think of her talent if you are not a fan or indifferent as you put it?
joedan said:I don't care what other people think of her 'talent'. I didn't even ask that. I asked how how is it that he knew that she had no talent? I was just trying to make the point that there is a bunch of irrational hatred to the woman.
Luken said:Is there no bail for this kind of crime?
Was this crime that severe?
Wasn't she only driving for work?
Was she drunk while driving?
Is because she is a celebrity that she going to jail. Put yourselves in her shoes for a second, do you seriously think what is going on to her is fair?
Why put her on a jail? She should be doing some community services to contribute to society.
X26 said:the knight in shining armor act won't get you laid
Stoney Mason said:Yes you do apparently because you keep saying our hatred is irrational without knowing us and knowing exactly what we know. It has been explained dozens of times in this thread why people dislike her. You can go back and read through them without me quoting them to you. But knowing that information doesn't actually seem to be your goal. It instead seems to be to say our opinion is wrong and your opinion is right. That's great. Your point is well noted in that instance. Now how else can I help you?
joedan said:Either way I don't want to come across as some Paris Hilton defender so I'll bow out. I'll say this however, If Paris Hilton was being thrown in jail for jay walking and the very same scenario with judge, sheriff, and her crying was going on, this thread would have been the very same size, with the same amount of hatred. Some people just want Paris Hilton to go to jail
SCReuter said:Jimmy Kimmel just started here on the East Coast and they're going to have footage from the Paris hearing.
Back before Sauer on Friday, Hilton's entire body trembled as the final pitch was made for her further incarceration. She clutched a ball of tissue and tears ran down her face.
Seconds later, the judge announced his decision: "The defendant is remanded to county jail to serve the remainder of her 45-day sentence. This order is forthwith."
Hilton screamed.
joedan said:The Sheriff was on headline News a while ago and was making perfect sense and being rational. It may be cool to hate on Paris Hilton right now and she seems to have run over GAF's collective dog, but if it were anyone else they would have served the same or less time than Paris Hilton.
Yes DUI is a serous issue but i can guarantee you that 95% of GAF's desire to see her serve her time has very little to do with that, but with her being famous for no deserving reason. GAF calls her 'whore' with no evidence at all of the millionaire heiress having sex for money. GAF calls her 'slut' while bragging about the women that they have slept with.
GAF hates the fact she is famous for no apparent reason but then the question needs to be asked..."what is a reason to be famous". Why does someone who throws a ball through a hoop and hits a ball with a piece of wood deserve to be famous and make 30 million dollars a year? Why does someone who sings deserving of celebrity?
Everyone will respond "well they have talent" to which I'll respond "well it takes a talent to be famous while not having any talent". If you say that she's not any kind of mastermind behind engineering her fame, ...then YOU ARE! You are the ones who watch The Simple Life. You are the ones who buy and download her sex tapes. You are the ones posting in the Paris Hilton thread. You are the ones watching the stories on Paris Hilton on CNN, Fox. You are the ones laughing at the Paris Hilton Jokes on Jay Leno. You are the ones visiting TMZ, watching Extra, Showbiz tonight and reading the tabloid stories. Face it, you created Paris Hilton.
xsarien said:But the fact of the matter is that it's very likely the only kind of punishment she's ever received in her short life was being forced to drive her second favorite car while her parents held the keys to her most prized one for, say, three days. She's a miserable, self-centered woman who flaunts her money and status and honestly expects the world to bow to her on that alone. This is a very, very dearly needed visit from Det. Pay Back from the Karma Police. I would've honestly thought more of her if she took the already-heavily reduced punishment like an adult, but alas, she tried to squirm out of it with specious claims of being too infirm for the prison medical facilities.
Her worldview is so tiny that she doesn't even realize how good she has it. When she gets out of jail, she'll have at least one TV movie sold off that will paint the judge and DA as terrible, mean-spirited, goose-stepping authoritarian douchebags. She'll have a book deal and probably make the talk show circuit with insincere lip service about how prison conditions "must be improved for all!" Then the DA and judge will sell their stories to a network and The Sad Tale of Poor, Poor Paris will have legs until at least 2008.
Most people who do time spend a good chunk of their lives trying to find an employer willing to hire an ex-con (regardless of the crime.)
All those pictures of her crying? They're tears of "I won't have access to my heated pool and personal servants for a month and my TV deal is so screwed!", not remorse for driving under the influence of alcohol and realizing she was putting her life and others' at risk.
Kazenone said:
Alkemist said::lol :lol :lol :lol I love that gif, it's perfect in just about every situation on this board.
I agree with this post, she is spoiled and doesn't know it. I read somewhere where whe was making fun of an actress that was only "worth" 5-10 million. this is a good wake-up call for her, and she will be different in a good way because of it. I had a wake up call years ago and now fully understand the "law"xsarien said:The news made my day. I don't hate Paris because she's an heiress; I don't hate Paris because she's famous. Hell, I don't even hate her because she seems, at times, a bit dim.
I don't hate her at all, quite frankly.
But the fact of the matter is that it's very likely the only kind of punishment she's ever received in her short life was being forced to drive her second favorite car while her parents held the keys to her most prized one for, say, three days. She's a miserable, self-centered woman who flaunts her money and status and honestly expects the world to bow to her on that alone. This is a very, very dearly needed visit from Det. Pay Back from the Karma Police. I would've honestly thought more of her if she took the already-heavily reduced punishment like an adult, but alas, she tried to squirm out of it with specious claims of being too infirm for the prison medical facilities.
Her worldview is so tiny that she doesn't even realize how good she has it. When she gets out of jail, she'll have at least one TV movie sold off that will paint the judge and DA as terrible, mean-spirited, goose-stepping authoritarian douchebags. She'll have a book deal and probably make the talk show circuit with insincere lip service about how prison conditions "must be improved for all!" Then the DA and judge will sell their stories to a network and The Sad Tale of Poor, Poor Paris will have legs until at least 2008.
Most people who do time spend a good chunk of their lives trying to find an employer willing to hire an ex-con (regardless of the crime.)
All those pictures of her crying? They're tears of "I won't have access to my heated pool and personal servants for a month and my TV deal is so screwed!", not remorse for driving under the influence of alcohol and realizing she was putting her life and others' at risk.
X26 said:Guys I doubt Paris reads GAF, and even if she did, the knight in shining armor act won't get you laid
galdevo said:What I don't like about this whole situation is that for all the reasons posted by sxarien, paris could make huge comeback by becoming a positive role model/influence.
Poody said:this can only be good for her career. Now she has street cred for her next album. More than what I can say for most rappers on radio these days.
Jake. said:you don't know much about rappers, do you? you don't get much 'street cred' for going to jail for DUI.
Withdrawl? I thought the bars were made of cock?White Man said:Did anyone state what the medical problem was? I'm willing to bet she was going through some sort of withdrawl or another.
Jake. said:this thread was 9 pages when i went to sleep, i haven't seen anything about it on australian news yet.
White Man said:Did anyone state what the medical problem was? I'm willing to bet she was going through some sort of withdrawl or another.
White Man said:Did anyone state what the medical problem was? I'm willing to bet she was going through some sort of withdrawl or another.
Substance said:Sky News...
xsarien said:My money's on some kind of STD.
Shadow of the Sun said:Or withdrawals.
Shadow of the Sun said:Or withdrawals.
White Man said:Did anyone state what the medical problem was? I'm willing to bet she was going through some sort of withdrawl or another.
that's hot.mre said:I think there were two 'rumors' floating around. The most common is that she was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. The other is that she had a "severe, 'stress-induced' herpes outbreak ... blisters had apparently spread to her anus and had taken on abcess-like features that required more serious medical attention."
And there you have it.
DoctorWho said:A 23 page Paris Hilton thread?
GAF, don't you have anything better to talk about?
demon said:that's hot.
SRG01 said:So, instead of a ham and cheese pita we have...
Actually, I don't think there's an apt analogy for this one.
did you see what i did
White Man said:This is probably fairly accurate:
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Truelize said:The Elephant man.