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Hard to sell a book on parenting when your herpes ridden skank older daughter is getting hitched to a guy in Vegas she's barely met, after a joke first wedding and a disastrous second whose highlight was track suits with "Pimp Daddy" written on them.
And add to this, her tornado bait trailer park little sister is knocked up at 16.
Oh but that's okay, you see. She's really a good girl. And the father is someone she met at Church.
Jesus Herbert Walker Christ.
im not the daddy and im here on maury to prove it, that lil ho jamie lyn has been sleepin around but she says im the daddy??, come on i can name at least 10 other guys that could also be it. she just in it for the child suport but i aint hearin that noise maury. thats why im here to take a paternity test to prove the kid aint mine ya herd.
I must say, lil Spears getting knocked up is one HELL of an awesome career move, and it takes the heat off her batshit crazy sister.
oh, they still got a ways to go before they hit bottom:popcorn:
That is the best response ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Karl
I just wish people would care about those babies they made. Someone, please they certainly didn't ask for all of this. Sadly save for bail for them instead of college. Yikes!
To me, the only thing worse than caring a lot about the ups and downs of the characters on Days of Our Lives, is getting wound up about the characters in Us Weekly and thinking it's all real and somehow important. False idols propped up to be knocked down, just to fulfill a certain self focused need for superiority. I don't know who Britney Spears' sister is and there is no reason I should. She doesn't have a massively popular pop music contribution to culture, as far as I know, so what purpose does it serve to be smug about her personal life?
she has a popular kids show on the the disney channel called Zoey101, dont ask how i know that
you probably heard it on the news, like I didQuote:
Originally Posted by KilLAtomiK
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!
I bout died when I saw this title.
Doesnt it carry such MORE of a meaning than it did when it was originally posted.
I'm not judging anyone, but you get my point
Very GOOD point.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForrestBlack
Well put. If you ever glance at those US/People/etc magazines in the aisles at the grocery store, all lined up, you'll notice that about half of them are berating female celebrities for being too fat while the other half are berating other female celebrities for having anorexia. Unless, of course, they're focused on the breakup/baby/scandal of the week.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForrestBlack
I used to go to church TO HAVE SEX!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bikerpunk
No kidding
All I am saying is, you wanna lecture others on how to raise kids? Prepare to have the way yours turned out judged.
Thats only natural, I told my dad the same thing
Yeah, if I were the publisher on that one, I might want to hold off on publication :1orglaugh
In passing and at risk of sounding like a kissass, I have to say I respect you and Forrest for everything you've done professionally. This sort of thing can't be easy, but you've been at it since at least the early 90s and you know your shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amelia G
Blazing a new trail ++
With many onlooking the blazed trail.
you know what really grinds my gears though? all we heard is shit talking about britney's sister, but everyone loved that movie JUNO. what the fuck is the difference? we're cool with knocked up 16 year olds, we'll even give out awards for it, as long as it's presented with snappy dialogue. but if not, then we are all the sudden all about Family Values.
Thats a REALLY GOOD FUCKIN POINT!!!!!!
The baby's dad is sticking with Jamie Lynn too....right?!!!
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Originally Posted by Morning Glory
Can we decide, as a culture, to also not be into anti-choice propaganda with a fictional female author like Juno?
wait. are you saying that the movie is or isn't propaganda?
Not to be repetitive ...but thats also a good fucking point....Amelia.
With MG, I see the irony in loving a movie... and putting down an person, and with Amelia, looking objectively that if ppl could accept a character in almost the same situation....maybe they could not put down a person in that kind of situation
I tend not to judge...
I could have just as easily been her, at 17... I got pregnant and had a miscarriage.
it sucked, we were using birth control too, as did me and my husband when my daughter was conceived. I was on the pill when I got pregnant with my daughter.
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Originally Posted by Morning Glory
If I may climb up on my feminist soapbox for a moment, Juno is some serious patriarchy BS. Anyone I know who has had an abortion, who saw that movie, felt terrible. I think that means it is pro-"life" and anti-choice propaganda. In addition, most everyone I know in Hollywood believes that that Diablo Cody chick didn't write the thing. A man actually wrote it, but people thought the message and PR would be more convincing if it came from a tattooed slutty hipster chick and not an older established man.
hey, it's your site. you can pull out the soap box whenever you want to.
that's interesting info there, and no real shock. I haven't seen the movie.
wasn't really trying to make an opinion one way or the other, just pointing out the lameness of the phenomenon.
I guess I could go on about the subject in detail as well, but I'll just say, it's certainly not the best idea to be sixteen and pregnant, but it's not necessarily the worst one either.
I havent seen it either, I've only saw numerous commercials and commentaries.
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Originally Posted by OrganizedKhaos
Totally incorrect. Apparently the real father of Jamie Lynn's child is an executive at the company that makes her show. The bit with the boyfriend is a blind to keep some old fart with tons of money out of jail.
The same guy, however, FIRED HER ASS. Seems that she isn't family values anymore. But then again her sister played the whole "keeping my V-card for marriage" trip too.