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Gawker: The Erratic Driving Behaviors of Stephanie Pratt are a 'Universally Accessible' Thing [Gossip Roundup]
Gawker: The Erratic Driving Behaviors of Stephanie Pratt's is a Universally Accessible Thing [Gossip Roundup]
Cele|bitchy: Pamela Anderson’s 9-year-old train-carrier wasn’t “abused”
The Erratic Driving Behaviors of Stephanie Pratt are a 'Universally Accessible' Thing [Gossip Roundup]
Gawker —
... all like, ohhhh, what a biiiiitch, I can't believe she's promoting child labor, Godddddd. But that's a dumb joke and honestly it's really cute that Anderson would let a kid do this. See! We're not all bad! The funny thing is that Tommy Lee's now going to try to get someone to hold up his three foot dong for him whenever he pisses and hopefully it won't be a kid. Seriously, though, you can get some great intern candidates for that kind of thing coming out of the ACC schools. [Page Six] ...
The Erratic Driving Behaviors of Stephanie Pratt's is a Universally Accessible Thing [Gossip Roundup]
Gawker —
... being all like, ohhhh, what a biiiiitch, I can't believe she's promoting child labor, Godddddd. But that's a dumb joke and honestly it's really cute that Anderson would let a kid do this. See! We're not all bad! The funny thing is that Tommy Lee's now going to try to get someone to hold up his three foot dong for him whenever he pisses and hopefully it won't be a kid. Seriously, though, you can get some great intern candidates for that kind of thing coming out of the ACC schools. [ Page Six ] Send an email to Foster Kamer, the author of this post, at ...
The Erratic Driving Behaviors of Stephanie Pratt's is a Universally Accessible Thing [Gossip Roundup]
Gawker —
... all like, ohhhh, what a biiiiitch, I can't believe she's promoting child labor, Godddddd. But that's a dumb joke and honestly it's really cute that Anderson would let a kid do this. See! We're not all bad! The funny thing is that Tommy Lee's now going to try to get someone to hold up his three foot dong for him whenever he pisses and hopefully it won't be a kid. Seriously, though, you can get some great intern candidates for that kind of thing coming out of the ACC schools. [Page Six] ...
Pamela Anderson’s 9-year-old train-carrier wasn’t “abused”
Cele|bitchy —
... train. Everyone thought that would be fun, and Pam agreed. Adelaide held the train with elegance and aplomb.”
He said Adelaide “met lots of interesting people.” He added, “All the parties involved find the suggestion that this . . . constitutes some kind of ‘abuse’ or the use of a child as a ‘fashion accessory’ utterly astonishing and even amusing — but pretty disturbing in a way as well.”
[From Page Six]
Meh. I’d like to hear from the little girl to see if she really enjoyed ...
Pamela Anderson’s 9-year-old train-carrier wasn’t “abused”
Top Celebrity Headlines —
... “As Pamela was preparing for the red carpet, Adelaide asked if she could carry the train. Everyone thought that would be fun, and Pam agreed. Adelaide held the train with elegance and aplomb.” He said Adelaide “met lots of interesting people.” He added, “All the parties involved find the suggestion that this . . . constitutes some kind of ‘abuse’ or the use of a child as a ‘fashion accessory’ utterly astonishing and even amusing — but pretty disturbing in a way as well.” [From Page Six ] Meh. I’d like to hear from the little girl to see if she really enjoyed herself. While I ...
If Ya Can’t Trust Pam Anderson’s Manager, Who Can Ya Trust?
Deceiver.com —
... One guest told Page Six, “People were genuinely shocked. She didn’t even have her own seat and had to sit at Pamela’s feet, where people nearly stepped on her to get to the stage. The girl looked uncomfortable and kept tugging on her dress to get her attention, but Pamela waved her away.” Well, you can relax. Pam Anderson didn’t do anything wrong, according to… Pam Anderson’s manager! The 9-year-old girl who carried Pamela Anderson’s dress at the Hollywood Style Awards asked to do it and had “fun,” the actress insists. Anderson’s manager, Peter Asher, said little Adelaide ...





