paris going to jail.................lol - Page 8

***Mr D*** · 29-06-2007, 16:26

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Originally Posted by blazey

Getting into a car drunk doesn't have an intention to hurt somebody (normally, unless your planning on running someone over), walking over to someone and assaulting someone with your mobile phone does have that intention and involves violence. Hence why I prefer paris' crime to naomi campbells

Hitting someone with a fist is a lot different the hitting the with a Tonne of Metal. (I also understand you Intention elliment).

A lot of young females may like, try to be like Paris, what kind of example was she setting to them.

Naomi, well she no better either.

blazey · 29-06-2007, 16:39

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Originally Posted by ***Mr D***

Hitting someone with a fist is a lot different the hitting the with a Tonne of Metal. (I also understand you Intention elliment).

A lot of young females may like, try to be like Paris, what kind of example was she setting to them.

Naomi, well she no better either.

Paris getting into a car drunk isn't a good example but I bet a lot of kids see their parents speeding on the motorways and in built up areas everyday. I don't really think paris hilton is many young girls idol anyway. I thought it was more girls aloud and avril lavigne type thing.

My 8yr old sister doesn't even care about girl idols I dont think. Her and her friends just go on about boy bands like mcfly all the time!

And saying 'may like, try to be like paris' is funny, i remember reading in a girls book there was a term for saying things like that, saying 'like' in that kind of context 'that is like, you know, wrong.' I cant remember what it's called now, it was in quite an old girls annual I think so maybe someone knows what I'm going on about

Rosebud · 29-06-2007, 22:09

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Originally Posted by blazey

And saying 'may like, try to be like paris' is funny, i remember reading in a girls book there was a term for saying things like that, saying 'like' in that kind of context 'that is like, you know, wrong.' I cant remember what it's called now, it was in quite an old girls annual I think so maybe someone knows what I'm going on about

I think its called 'getting it wrong'.

Wynonie Harris · 29-06-2007, 22:20

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Originally Posted by blazey

And saying 'may like, try to be like paris' is funny, i remember reading in a girls book there was a term for saying things like that, saying 'like' in that kind of context 'that is like, you know, wrong.' I cant remember what it's called now, it was in quite an old girls annual I think so maybe someone knows what I'm going on about

The chameleon told me you babbled on like this at times. In fact, he turned a delicate shade of puce while he was talking about it, but another half calmed him down.