Posted: 12/30/2002, 5:37 pm
no problemo
i see ....it all makes sence now!Page 4 of 22
Posted: 12/30/2002, 6:10 pm
i see ....it all makes sence now!Posted: 12/30/2002, 6:11 pm
lol
Posted: 12/31/2002, 6:23 pm
Odd.. 
Posted: 12/31/2002, 6:29 pm
who are you
Posted: 12/31/2002, 6:38 pm
Who am I? 
Posted: 12/31/2002, 6:39 pm
Leaving now
Posted: 1/1/2003, 12:02 am
yes who are you?? post more often or something....
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:17 pm
come on, guys. who do you think it is. same person who left twice and said she wasnt coming back, and then! guess what!
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:18 pm
and called me a grill.
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:19 pm
and had friends that called ahree a bitch.
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:31 pm
hmmm..... thats a tuffy
good thinking Emily.
good thinking Emily.
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:31 pm
primetimefool wrote:she may suck, but i don't see why so many people are offended by her fucking image. who gives a fuck how she dresses or what her songs are about? personally i think it's great. she's paving the way for girls to become sexually liberated and stop letting a bunch of reactionary, patriarchal ass fucks hold them down with bullshit like "slut".
I don't know why other people are offended but for me it's cuz I know singers like Christina and Britney have a very young fan base and they're not exactly being good role models. When you're in the music/entertainment business you're put in the public eye and you become a role model whether you want to be or not .. running around half naked is gonna cause a stir .. and when little girls as young as 6 are wanting to wear short tops to school so they can dress like Britney is very disturbing. Sure that's also the parents fault but come on .. put some damn clothes on .. people go to concerts to hear you sing, not watch you prance you around half naked .. I mean Britney has water poured on her so he looks all 'hot and sweaty' .. that's just gross. I used to have respect for Britney .. then I heard her speak in interviews and realized her brain is the size of a pea.
All it really teachs young girls is that if they shake their ass, wear skimpy clothing and prance around in their underwear they'll get attention .. but not the right kind of attention
At least with female singers like Michelle Branch, Vanessa Carlton and others like that you see them for their actual talent, not their boob size.Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:33 pm
i pour water on myself to look hot and sweaty
Ok so i don't but i liked that sentence it made me laugh
Ok so i don't but i liked that sentence it made me laugh
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:33 pm
Britney Doesn't Know Yoko
You may wonder what the real Britney Spears is like. Or you may not. But in case you do, I now have something of a report.
You could guess that a girl without much of a formal education is no rocket scientist. She's not going to know much about the history of civilization, world economics, or how to split an atom. What you might expect is that she'd know something in the category of pop music, enough to play Rock and Roll Jeopardy on VH-1.
But here's some upsetting news. Brit was stymied on Tuesday night when presented with a pretty easy question. Here's what it was: "Who is Yoko Ono?"
The question came up because this reporter was having a congenial talk with the members of 'N Sync and some of their parents at the J Records pre-Grammy dinner. The gang was sitting at a round table front and center in the Beverly Hills Hotel ballroom. Britney was sitting with the group, between Justin Timberlake and his mom. I asked Justin, as I had asked him about a year ago, whether 'N Sync identified more with the Beatles or Rolling Stones, and where that might leave their rivals, the Backstreet Boys.
Timberlake replied, "Beatles! Beatles! Beatles!" Did that mean the Boys were the equivalent of the Stones, I wondered? "No, the Osmonds!" he laughed.
But immediately following this happy exchange, I queried the couple: "Does this mean Britney is Yoko Ono?"
Spears responded: "Who?' Her potential mother-in-law, Mrs. Timberlake, jumped right in and explained that Ono had been John Lennon's widow and broken up the Beatles. (This was strictly her opinion, this last modifier.)
But Brit didn't know what anyone was talking about. To save her, I said: "You're probably more Linda McCartney. You know her name, don't you?"
Spears again gave a question mark expression. "I'm sorry," she said in her rich Southern accent. "I'm very young."
she also didn't know who tony blair was.
You may wonder what the real Britney Spears is like. Or you may not. But in case you do, I now have something of a report.
You could guess that a girl without much of a formal education is no rocket scientist. She's not going to know much about the history of civilization, world economics, or how to split an atom. What you might expect is that she'd know something in the category of pop music, enough to play Rock and Roll Jeopardy on VH-1.
But here's some upsetting news. Brit was stymied on Tuesday night when presented with a pretty easy question. Here's what it was: "Who is Yoko Ono?"
The question came up because this reporter was having a congenial talk with the members of 'N Sync and some of their parents at the J Records pre-Grammy dinner. The gang was sitting at a round table front and center in the Beverly Hills Hotel ballroom. Britney was sitting with the group, between Justin Timberlake and his mom. I asked Justin, as I had asked him about a year ago, whether 'N Sync identified more with the Beatles or Rolling Stones, and where that might leave their rivals, the Backstreet Boys.
Timberlake replied, "Beatles! Beatles! Beatles!" Did that mean the Boys were the equivalent of the Stones, I wondered? "No, the Osmonds!" he laughed.
But immediately following this happy exchange, I queried the couple: "Does this mean Britney is Yoko Ono?"
Spears responded: "Who?' Her potential mother-in-law, Mrs. Timberlake, jumped right in and explained that Ono had been John Lennon's widow and broken up the Beatles. (This was strictly her opinion, this last modifier.)
But Brit didn't know what anyone was talking about. To save her, I said: "You're probably more Linda McCartney. You know her name, don't you?"
Spears again gave a question mark expression. "I'm sorry," she said in her rich Southern accent. "I'm very young."
she also didn't know who tony blair was.
Posted: 1/1/2003, 7:40 pm
clumsyfish wrote:I don't know why other people are offended but for me it's cuz I know singers like Christina and Britney have a very young fan base and they're not exactly being good role models. When you're in the music/entertainment business you're put in the public eye and you become a role model whether you want to be or not .. running around half naked is gonna cause a stir .. and when little girls as young as 6 are wanting to wear short tops to school so they can dress like Britney is very disturbing. Sure that's also the parents fault but come on .. put some damn clothes on .. people go to concerts to hear you sing, not watch you prance you around half naked .. I mean Britney has water poured on her so he looks all 'hot and sweaty' .. that's just gross. I used to have respect for Britney .. then I heard her speak in interviews and realized her brain is the size of a pea.
All it really teachs young girls is that if they shake their ass, wear skimpy clothing and prance around in their underwear they'll get attention .. but not the right kind of attention
^^ agreed......agreed a lot
Posted: 1/1/2003, 11:50 pm
but maybe i want to see their boob size
Posted: 1/1/2003, 11:52 pm
That's what porn is for 
Posted: 1/2/2003, 10:27 am
i just watched a documentary on nude art. it was really interesting and on TVO. you shouldnt be ashamed to be yourself. go nude!
Posted: 1/2/2003, 3:52 pm
Shorteegrrl588 wrote:Spears again gave a question mark expression. "I'm sorry," she said in her rich Southern accent. "I'm very young."
I'm sorry, but I'm even younger, and even I knew/know who Yoko Ono is, and have known for quite awhile.
Not knowing the Beatles + Yoko Ono story is just being...very, very stupid.