Somethings just to make you laugh.

Modderrhu

New member
She\'s not unattractive, but what exactly is that bint\'s claim to fame? A rich daddy There are women hotter, brainier, and with less ego, than her.

She should try for a part in Absolutely Fabulous - no acting skill would be required.
 

vincenti

Member
As my beloved Scottish friends would say \" I think shes as rough as a badgers bum ! \" To compare herself with Marilyn is sacralige. not to fused about the other one ! :cool: GOD bless ...........VINCENTI
 

Ogrebane

Active member
She is NO Dianna and definitley no Marilyn.

I guess she has nothing better to do. And I would say NO. Ive seen where she\'s been :possessed:
 

No Such Agency

New member
\"Paris Hilton doesn\'t change facial expressions\" - funny:

http://parisfacial.ytmnd.com/ - surprisingly, safe for work (though it does have sound)

Yes, she *always* has that goofy attempt at the over-the-shoulder smolder, which only smolders if you\'re the kind of guy whose tackle responds based on what \"Access Hollywood\" says it should respond to. If she wasn\'t \"the rich girl who made a crappy home porno and then dedicated her life to becoming famous for no reason\"... she would not be famous for no reason. Zero talent, zero engaging personality, zero cool.

EDIT:
\"... There\'s nobody in the world like me,\" Paris trumpets to the London Times. \"I think every decade has an iconic blonde -- like Marilyn Monroe or Princess Diana -- and right now, I\'m that icon.\"
You know... she may be on to something. We do get the celebrities we deserve, and people DO pay attention to her. Maybe she IS iconic of how our culture has embraced zero-quality entertainment, and how celebrity has become wholly divorced from everything but money. After all she basically just bought her stardom. Marilyn was at least genuinely beautiful and funny, and Diana, while wedded into royalty, became a peoples\' favorite by her charity work and ability to engage the \"commoners\".
 

supervike

Super Moderator
I am sure her \'publicist\' showed her exactly what the right pose should be for photo ops, and by gosh she is going to use it!

I would think that the public at large is responsible for the current rash (pun intended) of psuedo-celebrities....

Do your part and DO NOT buy the magazines and DO NOT WATCH the television shows that spotlight these people. Tell everyone you know, complain to the television stations that insist on showing such crap. The western worlds fascination with every aspect of celebritism is disgusting.
 

Ebonbuddha

Active member
I don\'t think its that easy. There are several people who love stuff like this. My wife\'s friend and his boyfriend always quote her. Imagine a 29 and 26 year old man walking around saying, \"Thats hot\". They love her...and Madonna.;) lol

Originally posted by supervike
I am sure her \'publicist\' showed her exactly what the right pose should be for photo ops, and by gosh she is going to use it!

I would think that the public at large is responsible for the current rash (pun intended) of psuedo-celebrities....

Do your part and DO NOT buy the magazines and DO NOT WATCH the television shows that spotlight these people. Tell everyone you know, complain to the television stations that insist on showing such crap. The western worlds fascination with every aspect of celebritism is disgusting.
 

vincenti

Member
NOSTALGIA WARNING !!!!

:flame:As a kid models & movies were a way of escape for me, I found heroes in men like Gregory Peck, Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas.As for Sex symbols, well Marilyn Munro, Jane Russell & Sophia Loren were my heart throbs. These people were not just \"Pretty People \" they had charisma, screen presense and boy some of them were awesome actors.!!!
Nowadays as a 45 year old movie lover I find very FEW celebs with the same style, (poor Paris doesnt even make the \"C\" list ).Thats not to say there are not great actors out there but the \"giants\" seem to have gone???.
The women are all border line eating disorder cases , the men just dont seem to have what it takes to be icons.:no:
So the question I ask myself is am I suffering from\" Victor Meldrew syndrome \"or is the day of the TRUE STAR gone for good?:|~ GOD bless ........VINCENTI
 

Dragonsreach

Super Moderator
Staff member
I feel sorry for the poor girl. I think she\'s been brought up without any real value to herself and needs to make an impression on people. Unfortunaley she\'s so distanced from real people, her life may as well be a movie.

To Quote Julia Roberts in Notting Hill:
\"One day not too far from now, my looks will go, they\'ll discover I can\'t act, and I\'ll become some middle aged woman who looks like someone who was once famous\".

Her only consolation will be cold hard cash, if she hasn\'t spent it all.

Donna : Don\'t worry we\'ve got fire extinguishers handy, just in case.
;)
 
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