Every starlet (and strumpet) knows that the quickest way of getting attention is by making her privates public. But that attention tends to be of very short span.
Ordinarily I would not draw attention to such naked attention-grabbers. But really, in a week where Channing Tatum has shared details about the scalding of his schwanstucke and Jennifer Love Hewitt has blinged her Delta of Venus, and Warren Beatty's biographer has catalogued the actor's conquests and erotic tastes, someone has to sound like your grandmother and it may as well be Flickgrrl.
To Tatum and Hewitt and Beatty biographer Biskind I say, "Wouldn't you rather be unique than common?" And to Flickgrrl readers I ask, "They're called privates because they should be private. Agreed?" Where do we draw the line between sharing and oversharing?
I couldn't agree more. That being said, when you think you've plumbed the depths, you invariably find that you haven't. I think discretion IS the better part of valor, but as they say these days, "how can we productize that"? ccjroberts
You can monetize discretion, but you can respect it, which, in its way, can help monetize. carrierickey
Channing Tatum is obsessed with himself and J Love wants us to be obsessed with her and we're not. I guess she just wanted to remind everyone that her "body is a wonderland". And let's face it...no one's turing on Warren Beatty. moviemom
My question to Flickgrrl: Do you find it relevant that I, an average consumer of entertainment, was wholly unaware of these items before you brought them up? Things become a big deal only when others make them so. I'm reminded of the story of a pair of modest old ladies who congratulated a dictionary publisher for not including any dirty words, and he in turn congratulated them for their morbid curiosity to have looked all of them up. Coniglio101
a pierced j love is a wonderful image...but the thought of toolbag jaime kennedy with her kills all illusions and destroys the perception of intelligence in regards to her. who cares, update us when she has moved onto seth green and dax sheppard tkohl
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Excellent point, Coniglio. However this was water-cooler talk in workplaces across the country. carrierickey
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