I just love the things that they catch celebrities doing.

Paris Hilton is living proof of this.

I've spent enough time in the outdoors to pee outside countless times so I'm not judging her on her weak bladder alone!

he just auctioned off the towel he mopped it up with on ebay, some old rich Japanese guy with a "sniffer fetish" would probably pay in the six figures for it!

Carrie, you are so right.

There's class and then there is classless.

She is the epitome of the notion that wealth does not indicate class.

Just my opinion...
B

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That would even include the cost of the towel!

But I won't pee in a cup for my probation officer for any amount of money!

and a life. If Paris would only learn from her mistakes, I am sure that she will be burnt out by 30.

Why I call myself Bizzaro... What the masses seem to want are stories about celebs (who, by the way, have made no significant contributions to science, art or humanity, maybe religion - that is the worship of the pretty but brain dead) and where they pee.  Wow.

When was the last time you heard a story about a guy who, day in and day out, takes care of business - provides a good life for his family - kids and helps in the community.  or the humanitarian who builds a library - place of worship, school or home for the homeless.... or the kid who works because he lost his dad - and the kid decides to help his mom with his brothers and sisters... I know, I have not heard one of these in a long time -

What do I hear ?  how we screw up - with no examples of heros - and when we do get a heroic act from someone - anyone - all the media tries to do is deminish the act - by finding dirt or weakness with the person who saved a life or other heroic deed.

We preach failure - and increasingly - it is harder to find true success - and we wonder why.  

normal or Bizzare  - you be the judge.

but Paris can pee on my $6.00 bacon cheese burger anytime.

Dress her up, can't take her anywhere.
trailer trash, with a trust fund.