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December 2, 2005

Paris Hilton's 1 Crazy Party

Reader Sara shares some leakage from America's favorite heiress/porn star.

This was posted on the livejournal community Oh No They Didn't! Since it's music related -- and also shows Paris Hilton in all her poser glory -- I thought you'd like to have it on your site.

Behold, leaks from Paris' album: myspace.com/parishiltonofficial

Seriously, though, you'll laugh your ass off.

Thanks Sara. Fridays are good for comic relief (and we were getting all twee'd out on the new Belle & Sebastian anyway).

Let the Paris/K-Fed mashups begin! (That's a joke ... please don't.)

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5 Comments

yeah. i'll pass on the paris shit. but the new B&S is phenomenal.

Posted by: kylie at 12/03/05 4:03 AM | Reply
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Where is everyone hearing the new B&S stuff?

Posted by: yossarian at 12/03/05 4:39 AM | Reply
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haha, oh no they didn't is the best livejournal community ever!

Posted by: taylor at 12/03/05 11:26 AM | Reply
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...but apparently that myspace page is fake.

Posted by: taylor at 12/03/05 1:19 PM | Reply
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F*ck You B!tches. Paris is da Bomb

Posted by: Topher at 01/03/06 6:53 PM | Reply
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