So apparently when it's -10 degrees outside and you arrive at an airport, you're supposed to strip until you're half-naked. At least that's what Justin Bieber thinks one should do. Poor kid, what is up with him lately. Granted, he's cute and all, but c'mon.
A spokesman for the airport said, “He wasn’t told to take off his clothes. He had no metal objects on
him... He’s quite skinny so I assume
he was probably freezing."
I think he's just one of those boys that doesn't like wearing much clothes. And he loves the attention. Full story at the NY Daily News.
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
Bieber Strips For Poland - FOR FREE!
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
"Mommy, What Do You Call What They're Doing?"
You're about to cook dinner, throw in a DVD you just purchased for your children at Toys "R" Us, and head to the kitchen. Little Bobby comes running into the kitchen and asks, "Mommy, what do you call what they're doing?" Bewildered, you scream at the top of your lungs and are shocked by what you find. A couple having sex on your 52" plasma with surround sound. Laughable, right?
Well... not so much for Candice Connor of Queens, New York. The story didn't happen exactly as I described, but close enough. According to the Daily News, her "jaw dropped when she and her two young boys sat down to watch the cartoon about the animal-loving Nickelodeon character and saw a nude couple having sex." Instead of getting the "Nickelodeon All-Star Sports Day," she got a graphic video titled "Bubble Butt Bonanza No. 17."
So instead of contacting the Toys "R" Us store, what does Candice do? Hires a lawyer. Really? A Lawyer? As if the kids wouldn't stumble across mommy having sexy with her husband, or maybe even come across some porn on the internet. I'm tired of people with their frivolous lawsuits; just take the movie back to the store, demand a refund and have the store figure out what went wrong. Just sayin'.
Well... not so much for Candice Connor of Queens, New York. The story didn't happen exactly as I described, but close enough. According to the Daily News, her "jaw dropped when she and her two young boys sat down to watch the cartoon about the animal-loving Nickelodeon character and saw a nude couple having sex." Instead of getting the "Nickelodeon All-Star Sports Day," she got a graphic video titled "Bubble Butt Bonanza No. 17."So instead of contacting the Toys "R" Us store, what does Candice do? Hires a lawyer. Really? A Lawyer? As if the kids wouldn't stumble across mommy having sexy with her husband, or maybe even come across some porn on the internet. I'm tired of people with their frivolous lawsuits; just take the movie back to the store, demand a refund and have the store figure out what went wrong. Just sayin'.
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DVD's,
Frivolous Lawsuits,
Nickelodeon,
Porn,
Toys "R" Us
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