Though La Lohan just might wish she hadn’t, when all is said and done.
Check out the new depths of celebrity idiocy that came spewing forth from Kim Kardashian whilst at a fancy dinner just last night at New York’s Nobu 57:
“It’s so sad that there’s such an invasion of privacy, with camera people, cops and paparazzi outside their home. I mean, when have you not thrown something when you’re mad? Everyone has to admit that at one time in their life, they’ve gotten so mad that they’ve thrown something, but maybe not necessarily breaking a window.”
Well…where to begin? Kimmie, sweetie, you DO realize that even if one person HASN’T thrown something in anger, that makes your blanket statement a complete lie and makes you look like a TOTAL moron, right? No, you probably don’t, and that may be the worst part about the whole thing. Not everyone is so immature as to express their anger and frustration by breaking windows and throwing things. Those people are called ADULTS. You know, what you would be if you weren’t stuck in the arrested development cycle that is celebrity?
Don’t even get me started on the right that photographers AND police have to be OUTSIDE a person’s home on that mysterious thing called “public property”. I know you celebs wish you could just own EVERYTHING but that’s just not happening yet.
Ah well, it’s the thought that counts, Kimmie, and I’m sure Lindsay Lohan appreciates it even if it makes you both look bad in the process.
March 19th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
So Jaquice, you’re backing Kim’s statement that people don’t have a right to be out on public property when there’s a celebrity within photographing distance? Well, I don’t know where you got the idea that being on TV or having a record deal qualifies you for a permanent restraining order against all of humanity, but thankfully, the rest of us live in AMERICA, where you can walk around in public freely and photograph celebrities at will.
March 17th, 2009 at 10:59 pm
You know I think kim is right in a way.I think you people just try to make excusses to get in other peoples lives because you don’t have one