File this under "What was she thinking?!?!!!"

[Nyaricus]

On another note, in about a year (or once her hair grows out, whichever comes first) I could see Britney in an interveiw and the guy asks her, "so, Britney, what drove you to shave off your hair?" and she will reply, "hey man, I don't need to answer that, I'm country."



cheers,
--N

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Not sure. After Olaf posted that last week, I went hunting on the news web sites, and couldn't find any reliable news sources that mentioned either incident.

Unless someone can point to one, I'd call it unfounded rumor, and thus, I'm not trusting you for lotto numbers, either.

I think I either heard about her trying to kill herself on the radio or I read about it online somewhere. Either way I wouldn't call either of the sources 100% reliable.

Olaf the Stout

EDIT: I found another story online at an Australian website which credits "The National Enquirer" for the information about Britney throwing herself in front of traffic and overdosing. I don't know much about American publications so I don't know whether that information would be likely to be correct or just gossip.

 

[Ranger REG]

she will reply, "hey man, I don't need to answer that, I'm country."

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First, she's Sinead O'Connor. Next, she's Marie Osmond?

 

[BOZ]

no, she's a little bit country.

 

[Ranger REG]

no, she's a little bit country.

Marie Osmond is.

Sooo... Britney has a lot of country between her legs? Yes?

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Looks like things are going to get worse before they get better if the latest media reports are correct. From the reports I have heard she has really gone of the deep end. Some of the things reported may cross the no religion rule so I think I'll refrain from commenting in any more detail.

On a slightly related note, K-Fed was on the CSI episode I saw last night.

Olaf the Stout

 

[Darth K'Trava]

On a slightly related note, K-Fed was on the CSI episode I saw last night.

As a corpse?

 

[kenobi65]

As a corpse?

No, that would have been "K-Fed's singing career."

 

[werk]

No, that would have been "K-Fed's singing career."

On that note, I have to pull out the amazon comments on his last album. link here

Hilarious comments like these:
"Playing With Fire is jam-packed with clearence bin G-funk beats, silly posturing, shameless ego-stroking and the most simplistic rhymes since Dr. Seuss. Wait, check that! The Cat in the Hat was a lyrical masterpiece compared to this album. I don't know which running theme is more comical: bragging about the money he didn't make, talking up all the drugs he doesn't do or regaling us with tales of the hard-knock life that he never lived. "

 

[kenobi65]

On that note, I have to pull out the amazon comments on his last album.

"Last" as in "most recent", or "last" as in "the final one he will ever be permitted to make, if there is a god"?