Paula Abdul

Thats role playing. There are journals out of many celebrities out there.

My problem with all this is how people right away vilify Corey Clark and make Paula the victim of some sleazeball. Paula is no victim if any of his allegations are true, and shouldnt be protrayed as one just because she is a nice person. And my problem is Paula being found gulity before getting a fair trial. He says they did She says they didn`t. Who to believe? I believe Paula, and I believe Corey made it all up. He can`t prove she coached him at all. Where there isn`t any proof, I won`t throw a stone at Paula till I`m 100% sure she is in fact quilty. Isn`t that the way our legal system works? Innocent till proven gulilty?

Girl Scouts cookies ~~ I thought this story was kinda cute... (National Enquirer)--Two little Girl Scouts got a nasty scowl from Simon Cowell when they asked after an American Idol taping if he'd buy some of their famed fundraising cookies. Cowell mumbled, tried ignoring them - then finally groused, "I can't be bothered by this nonsense!" Spotting the hurt look on their faces, Paula Abdul told the girls, "I'll buy some cookies - in fact, I'll buy all you have!" Paula wrote the delighted Scouts a check for more than $300, and after they left she shouted to the cast and crew, "Everyone can have cookies... except for Simon!"

I have a hard time believing that story and considering the source I would bet it's not. It sells magazines, though! :lol:

Even if the story is true, trying to sell cookies at an American Idol taping is in bad taste, in my opinion, and I would probably have said the same thing...though maybe a little nicer. Maybe. :twisted:

Even if the story is true, trying to sell cookies at an American Idol taping is in bad taste, in my opinion, and I would probably have said the same thing...though maybe a little nicer. Maybe. :twisted: I agree it was in bad taste. (If it`s true) And, I would have said what Simon said. "I don`t have time for this drivel"................. Then I wouldn`t get any cookies. :cry: :sad: :eek: :shock:

Girl Scout cookie selling has gotten out of hand. Last year around Sept when it was really cold one night I went to a club with some friends and outside were a couple of girl scouts with their moms trying to sell cookies to the patrons. To warm up the girls would stand inside the doors to warm up. I was disgusted. For one, it was freezing outside and for another, what in the world allowed those parents to think selling cookies outside a club that has drunk people going in and out.

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