Brat Sabbath
I don't even know where to start here. Okay, I'll take a deep breath. Let's start with this quote from Kelly Osbourne:
"I can't wait to hit the parties with Paris. We're really good friends. You're guaranteed a great night out when she's around."
Sure you're guaranteed a "great night". A great night of drinking yourself unconscious, being passed around a Hummer limo full of Greeks, puking into your Fendi purse, and waking up with a nice old-fashioned case of garden-variety feminine itching.
MOVING ON.
Kelly Osbourne also said the following last year, when her feelings for Paris were, if only for a spell, somewhat diminished:
"Paris' stupid boyfriend ruined my 21st birthday. He's a rich kid and they don't appreciate anything because they grow up with it all. I find it really annoying."
I can certainly understand why the child of Ozzy Osbourne would hate those awful "rich kids". I would imagine there were some pretty lean years between "Bark at The Moon" and "No More Tears". I bet they couldn't even afford her or Jack's drug habits during that time, which IS quite tragic. I hate to ever admit it, because I believe in a thing called "street cred", but Will Smith was right all along. Parents just don't understand.
Maggie
p.s. Hi Mom!
"I can't wait to hit the parties with Paris. We're really good friends. You're guaranteed a great night out when she's around."
Sure you're guaranteed a "great night". A great night of drinking yourself unconscious, being passed around a Hummer limo full of Greeks, puking into your Fendi purse, and waking up with a nice old-fashioned case of garden-variety feminine itching.
MOVING ON.
Kelly Osbourne also said the following last year, when her feelings for Paris were, if only for a spell, somewhat diminished:
"Paris' stupid boyfriend ruined my 21st birthday. He's a rich kid and they don't appreciate anything because they grow up with it all. I find it really annoying."
I can certainly understand why the child of Ozzy Osbourne would hate those awful "rich kids". I would imagine there were some pretty lean years between "Bark at The Moon" and "No More Tears". I bet they couldn't even afford her or Jack's drug habits during that time, which IS quite tragic. I hate to ever admit it, because I believe in a thing called "street cred", but Will Smith was right all along. Parents just don't understand.
Maggie
p.s. Hi Mom!
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