I won’t venture as to what the last upchuck sentiment refers to, as I, of course, think Frenching a man is divine.
Trust me here, though. Stick with Desk Follicle, which ends with, “Jennifer’s smart. She’s using John by letting him think he’s using her.”
Hey, maybe you hets do know something about love and survival, after all!
More befuddling than Brit-Brit’s intentions for skipping town and movin’ south with Mad Max—or than Melbie’s reasons for wanting to fix the girl’s probs in the first place: What in the hell do these two terribles talk about? It’s only so long you can dish about your Malibu mansions or your rehab experiences before the conversation runs dry. Hmmm. Must go something like this:
Britney: What’s wrong with this no-fat latte? Tastes like Jayden James' baby milk all foamed up!
Mel: That’s a virgin piña colada. It doesn’t have alcohol in it. As I was saying, Jesus...
Britney: No booze? What’s the damn point in drinking it?
Mel: Have you seen my film The Passion of the Christ?
Britney: Hells yeah! I play it for my boys all the time. Freeeedoooom!
Mel: No, that was Braveheart. Passion of the Christ has subtitles...
Britney: Oh my god, did you watch Rock of Love last night?
Mel: I don’t know what that is.
Britney: It’s my favorite TV show! Besides How I Made Out With Your Mother. Doogie Howser’s on it. He’s so cute! I wish I could remember meeting him, daddy made me take my pills while shooting so everything’s a blur.
Mel: Do you want to go take a serenity walk on the beach? We can meditate...
Britney: It’s been three hours! I need a new weave! This one’s all itchy.
Please use your media power to get someone, anyone, to try to save Amy Winehouse's life. There is plenty of opportunity for bashing her, with all the kids on this site, but this girl isn't going to make it if someone doesn't intervene forcefully. I'm not necessarily a fan, but I am a fan of life.
Barb Wire
Woodland Hills, Calif.
Darling, Amy’s gonna be the last one to go down. She knows what she’s doing. For now, at least. ‘Course, Heath knew, too—up to a point. Anyway, it’s up to Amy, not me. And I’m not her mother. If I were, she’d never go blond again. Now that was effed up, forget snorting half the crack in Britain.