Speaking of Paris Hilton, there's something odd about her: smooth, featureless, un-angular; as if she were, I don't know, inflated and unstable. One feels it would only take a little prick to make her explode.Saturday, August 09, 2008
Paris Hilton: an observation
Speaking of Paris Hilton, there's something odd about her: smooth, featureless, un-angular; as if she were, I don't know, inflated and unstable. One feels it would only take a little prick to make her explode.5 comments:
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bleedn'ell Mr S, what's come over you ?
ReplyDeletean imposter at your keyboard ??
I think she's funny, intelligent and said sensible things about oil exploration vs. new vehicle technology. And it's Saturday. And there's a heck of a different between acting daft and being daft. And her skin IS preternaturally flawless and plump. And I like pretty girls.
ReplyDeleteGoodness, Sackerson! Now she's the kind of girl other girls like to hate.
ReplyDeleteLittle pricks have that effect on uncompromising women I understand.
ReplyDeleteWelshcakes: I'm sure you're too generous-hearted to really mean that. Besides, good-looking people tend to be attractive to both sexes, in different ways.
ReplyDeleteWolfie: make 'em laugh; and if that makes 'em laugh, it's a start!