#26
Posted: 5/22/13 at 6:32pm
Well I was actually his "friend."
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#27
Posted: 5/22/13 at 6:34pm
oh, yeah, now I remember you!
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#28
Posted: 5/22/13 at 7:42pm
This was a smart thing for him to do. I don't see what the big brouhaha is all about.
#29
Posted: 5/23/13 at 9:03am
I posted this because I thought it was amusing that yet another dumb media story is out there. Seems every few days he is shirtless, dumping his pet monkey, getting booed, asking to be taken serious...now this. Maybe the next news article is that he is releasing a Madonna copy-cat sex book?
#30
Posted: 5/23/13 at 10:28am
But this isn't really that stupid. Okay, I did question it at first too, but then people explained, so I get it. The other thing is, it doesn't matter too much of what goes on in the house. But, all it would take is for someone to leak an address and then all of his fans coming over there and doing causing a commotion for the rest of the neighborhood. Or he could end up with some dangerous and crazy stalkers going over there.
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#31
Posted: 5/23/13 at 10:34am
1. He lives in a gated community (from what I've read online) because the neighbors complained about his fast driving
2. He can afford security guards and mature adults to wrangle him
3. Choose your friends more wisely. Normal people don't invite mobs and unknows into their homes.
To me this story was another lame publicity stunt that although can make sense if I were a "friend" I might be offended if I were asked to sign this before entering his home. Trust me or find a new friend.
2. He can afford security guards and mature adults to wrangle him
3. Choose your friends more wisely. Normal people don't invite mobs and unknows into their homes.
To me this story was another lame publicity stunt that although can make sense if I were a "friend" I might be offended if I were asked to sign this before entering his home. Trust me or find a new friend.
#32
Posted: 5/23/13 at 11:46am
Unbeliebable.
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#33
Posted: 5/23/13 at 12:53pm
I don't understand wtf the outrage over this is. He has an entire business/brand riding on his persona, and his wealth. People's jobs are on the line. We've seen what videos of pot-smoking do to celebrities.
Seems like a good way to get people from video-taping drunken rants or strip billiards. It's not like guests opt-out of a party at his place.
Seems like a good way to get people from video-taping drunken rants or strip billiards. It's not like guests opt-out of a party at his place.
#34
Posted: 5/23/13 at 1:43pm
No matter how many rules there are, stuff gets leaked. The kid craves attention, and he gets it. This is being discussed everywhere.
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