Get A Real Job!

posted February 6, 2008 - 11:46pm

Get A Real Job!

I am so sick of the papparazzi accusing Britney Spears of being a reckless driver. Today's TMZ included footage of the mentally distressed actress driving, complete with multiple helicopters hovering above and at least a 20 car train of scumpaps following her. They actually had the nerve to say SHE was causing traffic problems when 20 cars followed her as she turned, causing on-coming traffic to have to stop as they all tried to squeeze into one lane at the same time.

These wanna-be reporters are so hungry for a story that they will go out and cause an incident just to create a story. It would seem that all this footage showing traffic violations of various celebs could be used to incriminate those same paps in violating the law. Unfortunately I don't see them backing off any time soon, at least not until another incident like Princess Dianna's death occurs.

Just a random thought.

Author: lisadee

Comments

I am with you on this. I

Chris Crow - Thu, 2008-7-2 2:40 am

I am with you on this. I think it's pathetic that we are interested in the stuff going on with this girl. It's pretty sad--she's got serious problems that she needs to address. How can anything in your life be normal when there's 30 douchebags (and I don't use the term lightly) following you wherever you go. There should be a law against paparrazzi. www.allmusicnewsdaily.blogspot.com Join Xomba Here

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jdubhub - Thu, 2008-7-2 12:45 am

Just like when K-Fed Fed-Ex her piece of sh--erm--filth ex took her to court claiming that she was unfit to drive her own children. He didn't use footage from a traffic light camera--he used film footage from the paparazzi goons chasing her down the street. These are the same goons who caused traffic problems with their unsafe driving and basically baited her into running the yellow light for her and her children's safety. It is that mindset of the legion of rectal apertures who make me long for the days of random gunfire on the Los Angeles freeways. Then, again, they are feeding the need of a certain segment of the general public to want to know everything about certain celebrities--the same public who whines about our overall loss of privacy when they get a telemarketing call during dinner from a company who bought their personal information from their creditors. ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING