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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (182039)	2/2/2004 8:23:28 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575828

Ted, Yes, just as Britney's BS is hurting hers. Britney's career was already headed into the dumps. Her latest BS is the result of that, not the cause. So what comes first? The chicken or the egg? BS's life began to unravel after she broke up with Timberlake. She has questionable judgment on a lot of different levels. Some people are saying she's a young version of Liza Minnelli. And both Jackson and Timberlake know that. Both are professionals. Neither have acted out in public previously like some celebrities do. Have you heard their music recently, or done a search on Google for articles concerning their personal lives? What? Justin was seen kissing Diaz in public? What are you talking about? There is no indication that either Jackson or Timberlake careers are in a death spiral. They're about as talented and "professional" as Paris Hilton. I don't agree. Hilton is a parasite. At least Jackson and Timberlake work for a living. But frankly, I don't see what that has to do with anything. You either believe that Jackson and Timberlake did the whole thing as a publicity stunt, or it was simply a mistake. If they did it as a publicity stunt, its backfired badly and its hurting them. If they did it as a mistake, then its still hurting them badly. For sure, they will never be invited to do half time at the Superbowl again. From what I saw of Kid Rock's act, he's out too. ted