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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (317432)	12/27/2006 4:17:27 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578925

Priceless! You know you've failed as a human being when your biggest claim to fame is being spotted eating. I'm honestly confused as to why Nicole Richie is famous. It's like finding a random bag of garbage and deciding to worship it as your God. Only more ridiculous, because at least bags of garbage are interesting. Sometimes you find used condoms, and those things make great impromptu hats. More of Nicole Richie eating in Laguna Beach after the jump. NOTE: I have no idea why her tongue is sticking out like that. Maybe with a few more years of practice she'll finally get this "eating" thing down. thesuperficial.com

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (317432)	12/27/2006 4:26:17 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578925

This website is a hoot! I don't consider myself a fashion expert, but has there ever been a time in human history (besides the moon landing) where space boots were appropriate? And what the heck is Mariah Carey wearing over her head? It looks like she made herself a jacket by gluing sleeves onto a blanket. More of Mariah Carey looking like she was dressed by a blind child after the jump. thesuperficial.com

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (317432)	12/27/2006 5:55:52 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578925

I can't get enough of this guy! I don't know where or when this was taken, but that's not how a human head should look. Ever. I'm assuming the wrinkling skin has to do with Beyonce's wig or something, but it looks like she just had a lobotomy and the stitches are giving way. While posting this I've subconciously felt my own forehead like six times just to make sure I haven't contracted a rare form of head-burrowing tape worm. I've also masturbated twice. Multi-tasking, baby. thesuperficial.com

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (317432)	12/28/2006 11:33:29 AM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 1578925

Not even a pimple this New Years- WH says no terror threats for New Year's Thu Dec 28, 8:21 AM ET Americans should ring in the new year without undue worry about a terrorist attack, the White House homeland security adviser said Thursday. "People ought to come, have a good time, they ought to feel confident," Frances Fragos Townsend said in a nationally broadcast television interview. Townsend said that while the Bush administration takes every threat seriously, it has heard of no plot or plan that should cause alarm as the nation celebrates New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. "We hear statements all the time" from the al-Qaida terrorist network, among others, she said on ABC's "Good Morning America." But Townsend added that "rarely are they attached to actions." Asked specifically if people should be concerned about threats by Saddam Hussein loyalists in Iraq to attack U.S. interests, Townsend said Saddam had "the kind of legal due process that many of his victims were denied." "We don't see any specific uptick in threats," she added. Asked about his letter urging supporters to take a conciliatory stance, Townsend said. "I think it's hard to tell how it plays. At this point in the process, it's hard to take anything he says very seriously." Townsend said that she and other administration officials have been coordinating closely with local law enforcement agencies in preparation for the New Year's celebrations, noting she'd spent a day with New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. "They laid out what their security plan is. New York is a model of how a large city, an urban government, approaches this," she said. "Everybody (in law enforcement) works on New Years' Eve. People ought to come, have a good time, ought to feel confident. ... We feel real confident of the steps police departments are taking." Townsend said that federal officials "don't see a particular threat geared toward" observations of the New Year's holiday.