This sh*t is so annoying regarding Miley Cyrus

[Collier11]

If it is so bad then dont let your kids watch it idiots

http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/stopthepresses/309085/mileys-new-video-parents-council-would-like-to-tame-it/

[btk108]

you'd do her

[Collier11]

as long as she didnt talk :eek:

[JohnnyMack]

Know how I know you're gay?

[Collier11]

cus I let you lick my A-hole last tuesday?

[setem]

The song will most likely be a hit but the **** sucks! It is not Party in the USA! THAT IS MY JAM!

[btk108]

Crab Salad!

[setem]

Crab Salad!

I bet that old catchers mitt is full of crab salad!

[yermom]

cus I let you lick my A-hole last tuesday?

you know, you're still ghey even if you were wacking to Miley Cyrus at the time

[Collier11]

even if he was doing the licking?

[yermom]

i'm pretty sure.

[Collier11]

what if I say No Homo?

[Leroy Lizard]

cus I let you lick my A-hole last tuesday?

JM stepped right on that punji stick.

[yermom]

i don't buy this "no homo" stuff

that generally means "very homo"

[btk108]

you know, you're still ghey even if you were wacking to Miley Cyrus at the time

I'm going to see your new movie next week!

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/4691/duedateposter.jpg

[Collier11]

i don't buy this "no homo" stuff

that generally means "very homo"

you cant change the rules!!!

[GKeeper316]

how dare this adult of legal age parade around with all her lady parts covered!!!!!

[setem]

She is 18!

http://www.photopox.com/Images/Hit_It/hit-it-two-times.jpg

[oudavid1]

what if I say No Homo?


i don't buy this "no homo" stuff

that generally means "very homo"

ok im here

[Leroy Lizard]

She is 18!

17?

Why exactly is everyone griping here? A girl makes a racy video that a parent's watchdog group doesn't like. That's what parent's watchdog groups are supposed to do. So wtf?

[Crucifax Autumn]

We knew you'd cum.

[Crucifax Autumn]

17?

Why exactly is everyone griping here? A girl makes a racy video that a parent's watchdog group doesn't like. That's what parent's watchdog groups are supposed to do. So wtf?

Yeah, all it means is her and her daddy (himself discovered when he was a male stripper) got exactly what they were looking for as she transitions away from disney into full whore mode. Gotta keep bringing in the cash.

[Collier11]

17?

Why exactly is everyone griping here? A girl makes a racy video that a parent's watchdog group doesn't like. That's what parent's watchdog groups are supposed to do. So wtf?

Because, instead of griping about it just dont let your kids watch it, no reason for ppl to flip out over it.

[Leroy Lizard]

Yeah, all it means is her and her daddy (himself discovered when he was a male stripper) got exactly what they were looking for as she transitions away from disney into full whore mode. Gotta keep bringing in the cash.

The public wants her in full whore mode. And the public won't be satisfied until she is making sex tapes or strung out on drugs (most likely both). People like Oprah and the crew at TMZ feed off this stuff.

We're slowly slipping to Hell. Oh, well.

[Leroy Lizard]

Because, instead of griping about it just dont let your kids watch it, no reason for ppl to flip out over it.

This group is advising parents not to let their children watch it. Sounds like something you should support.

[olevetonahill]

Miley Cyrus is annoying :P

[SanJoaquinSooner]

Yeah, all it means is her and her daddy (himself discovered when he was a male stripper) got exactly what they were looking for as she transitions away from disney into full whore mode. Gotta keep bringing in the cash.

If she keeps this up, she'll eventually end up in Vegas.

[Crucifax Autumn]

So you're saying I have a shot?

[SanJoaquinSooner]

So you're saying I have a shot?

Sure, show her what you can do with a laser. Women want guys with skills.:)

[olevetonahill]

I dont care what she does. I think the Prob Most parents have with her is the fact she was a Tween idol for so long All wholesome and shat. Now shes going all slut. Not a great example that you would want You're Daughter following now is it. Hell a friend of mine told about 2 years ago he was taking his Daughter (9) to a Hanna Montana concert, I said I thot that was a Disney cartoon show :P

[Tulsa_Fireman]

The public wants her in full whore mode. And the public won't be satisfied until she is making sex tapes or strung out on drugs (most likely both). People like Oprah and the crew at TMZ feed off this stuff.

We're slowly slipping to Hell. Oh, well.

Or not, given the way her new album sales have tanked now that she's full throttle whore. Welcome to the ugly demise of Billy Gay Virus's slut offspring. In five years, put her on the shelf with New Kids On The Block.

Book it.

[Veritas]

Who cares what parents groups have to say about anything?

Either way, Miley Cyrus thanks them for the publicity.

[yermom]

it's probably exactly what her publicist wants ;)

[JohnnyMack]

cus I let you lick my A-hole last tuesday?

I'd rather lick ******* than have enough angst over anything Miley Cyrus does that it causes me to start an entire thread about it.

[Collier11]

it was on yahoo's front page, apparently its news :D

[btk108]

Brittany Spears ring a bell?

[yermom]

yeah, but she was hot ;)

[Collier11]

key word there is "was"

[yermom]

i'd still hit it :D

[Collier11]

ew, have you seen that mangled mess? If not, its all over the innerwebs :D

[Mississippi Sooner]

Sorta like an old wad of bubble gum that's been stuck on the bottom of a desk for a while.

[Soonerntxs]

In a few years we will read, Little Miss Achey Breaky will join the list of Rehab Club Card Totin, Marriage Breakin, 5 Times to Small Bathin Suit Werin, Washed Up Broke Livein Off Daddys Money, 40 yr Old Disney autograph signin Tramp to appear in Court for 17 MILLION IN UNPAID TAXES!

[Leroy Lizard]

So you're saying I have a shot?

No, you don't have a shot.

If she ends up on meth for about a year, you might. :D

[Leroy Lizard]

Or not, given the way her new album sales have tanked now that she's full throttle whore. Welcome to the ugly demise of Billy Gay Virus's slut offspring. In five years, put her on the shelf with New Kids On The Block.

Book it.

You forgot Plan B. Get hooked on drugs, get busted, make the talk show circuit.

[Leroy Lizard]

Who cares what parents groups have to say about anything?

Parents.

[Leroy Lizard]

I'd rather lick ******* than have enough angst over anything Miley Cyrus does that it causes me to start an entire thread about it.

Ugh. I would prefer having angst over something Miley Cyrus does.

[soonerbrat]

Miley who?

[soonerborn30]

In a few years we will read, Little Miss Achey Breaky will join the list of Rehab Club Card Totin, Marriage Breakin, 5 Times to Small Bathin Suit Werin, Washed Up Broke Livein Off Daddys Money, 40 yr Old Disney autograph signin Tramp to appear in Court for 17 MILLION IN UNPAID TAXES!

I get what you're saying, but unless a retarded monkey has been doing her accounting, she's worth nearly 10 figures. She ain't goin' broke any time soon.

[Collier11]

I get what you're saying, but unless a retarded monkey has been doing her accounting, she's worth nearly 10 figures. She ain't goin' broke any time soon.

:eek:

http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/singers/miley-cyrus-net-worth/

[Leroy Lizard]

I get what you're saying, but unless a retarded monkey has been doing her accounting, she's worth nearly 10 figures. She ain't goin' broke any time soon.

Celebrities can burn that up in a year.

[soonerborn30]

:eek:

http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/singers/miley-cyrus-net-worth/

OK. $50M. My bad. Still, that is a ridiculous amount of money. I'd be willing to bet Billy Ray remembers the Ramen days after his career went down the tubes well enough that he doesn't let her go broke.

I watched the video. I'm not sure where the outrage comes from. She's dressed like every other girl her age dresses now. Short shorts, too-revealing top, vaguely slutty behavior. I can go to Sooner Mall right now and see at least a couple girls dressed just like that. But yeah, go ahead and shelter your kids from it. That'll probably work out just fine.

[Collier11]

The outrage comes from parents that dont want to teach their kids proper etiquette, they want Hannah Montana to do it

[Leroy Lizard]

I watched the video. I'm not sure where the outrage comes from. She's dressed like every other girl her age dresses now. Short shorts, too-revealing top, vaguely slutty behavior. I can go to Sooner Mall right now and see at least a couple girls dressed just like that.

Yeah, possibly because they are imitating their celebrity idols?

[Collier11]

whose fault is that, Miley Cyrus or the lazy parents?

[Leroy Lizard]

The outrage comes from parents that dont want to teach their kids proper etiquette, they want Hannah Montana to do it

That's naive. Kids learn not just from parents, but from peers and idols. One of the reasons we prevent our kids from hanging out with the wrong crowd is to keep them from learning the wrong things.

So when teen idols start putting out racy videos, parents are forced into either banning their kids from watching them (which is getting harder and harder every year) or applying pressure on the idols to clean up their act.

Unless you are raising an adolescent right now, you don't realize how hard it is. Thankfully my kids are a little older. I pity those that aren't so lucky.

[Collier11]

Who made her a teen idol? If parents are letting their kids be influenced by some celebrity then thats on the parents 100%

and there is nothing naive about it, alot of parents these days are flat out lazy. Not all, there are a ton of GREAT parents out there but cmon man, if Miley is your daughters teen idol then you gotta keep it under control.

My future niece loves Miley but her parents dont let her watch her music videos. There is a reason, they are intelligent parents

[JohnnyMack]

That's naive. Kids learn not just from parents, but from peers and idols. One of the reasons we prevent our kids from hanging out with the wrong crowd is to keep them from learning the wrong things.

So when teen idols start putting out racy videos, parents are forced into either banning their kids from watching them (which is getting harder and harder every year) or applying pressure on the idols to clean up their act.

Unless you are raising an adolescent right now, you don't realize how hard it is. Thankfully my kids are a little older. I pity those that aren't so lucky.

Those are the only two choices, eh?

[Tulsa_Fireman]

http://gamenight.4leafcoder.com/__oneclick_uploads/2009/03/grailknight.jpg


Those are the only two choices, eh?

Yes.

CHOOSE WISELY.

[tator]

http://gamenight.4leafcoder.com/__oneclick_uploads/2009/03/grailknight.jpg



Yes.

CHOOSE WISELY.
:spek:

[soonerinkaty]

She is FUGLY. Holy hell how does someone so ****ing ugly get so ****ing famous. Who's dick did she suck (besides the obvious) to get to that level.

[Leroy Lizard]

Who made her a teen idol? If parents are letting their kids be influenced by some celebrity then thats on the parents 100

You can't just shut your kids away from the outside world. They would like to listen to music too. So you make sure that the recording artists they like hold certain ideals.

And then the recording artist ditches that ideal and turns into a porn queen. So a parent's watchdog group informs you of this development so that you can take appropriate action. Then people like you complain about the watchdog group.



My future niece loves Miley but her parents dont let her watch her music videos. There is a reason, they are intelligent parents

They are also well-informed. But you are bitching about the watchdog group that is helping inform parents.

You can't have it both ways. If you want parents to keep their kids from being unduly influenced by unsavory elements, then you should support those groups that help parents make the right choices.


Those are the only two choices, eh?

No, you could shoot your kids. Then you won't have to worry about the problem anymore. You can ship them off to be someone's problem. That'll work. You can pretend that they are just miniature adults and lecture them, appealing to their intellect. If your 15-year-old has the maturity level of a 40-year-old that might work.

[Leroy Lizard]

She is FUGLY. Holy hell how does someone so ****ing ugly get so ****ing famous. Who's dick did she suck (besides the obvious) to get to that level.

I don't think she's necessarily the cutest star to come down the pike, but describing her as FUGLY is a bit much.

http://bittenandbound.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/miley-cyrus-photo.jpg

[soonerinkaty]

Maybe I was too harsh. But most of Hollywood actresses **** all over her.

[Leroy Lizard]

Maybe I was too harsh. But most of Hollywood actresses **** all over her.

I disagree.

http://guanabee.com/cameron-diaz.jpg

[JohnnyMack]

No, you could shoot your kids. Then you won't have to worry about the problem anymore. You can ship them off to be someone's problem. That'll work. You can pretend that they are just miniature adults and lecture them, appealing to their intellect. If your 15-year-old has the maturity level of a 40-year-old that might work.

I respectfully disagree.

[Leroy Lizard]

I respectfully disagree.

I knew that before you even posted.

[Tulsa_Fireman]

I respectfully disagree that he disagrees with the fact that you knew it before he disagreed with your disagreement.

[Leroy Lizard]

I respectfully disagree that he disagrees with the fact that you knew it before he disagreed with your disagreement.

You're wrong.

[Collier11]

You can't just shut your kids away from the outside world. They would like to listen to music too. So you make sure that the recording artists they like hold certain ideals.



Of all things that you choose to argue against, educating your kids against worshiping teenie boppers isnt one I would expect, but then again you argue everything.

It is a parents job to allow their kids to enjoy certain things but also inform them why it isnt good to be so obsessed and try to be like celebrities. There is nothing wrong with listening to the music, watching the movies, buying the clothes, just dont let them become obsessed with them and want to be like them. That should be a fairly teachable thing

[soonerinkaty]

I disagree.

http://guanabee.com/cameron-diaz.jpg

Terrible example. She would be in the few that Miley outclasses.

[Leroy Lizard]

Of all things that you choose to argue against, educating your kids against worshiping teenie boppers isnt one I would expect, but then again you argue everything.

It is a parents job to allow their kids to enjoy certain things but also inform them why it isnt good to be so obsessed and try to be like celebrities. There is nothing wrong with listening to the music, watching the movies, buying the clothes, just dont let them become obsessed with them and want to be like them. That should be a fairly teachable thing

Math is a very teachable thing. But not all kids learn it to the extent we want. Besides, how many of us here have a Sam Bradford poster? (I don't, btw.) What's the difference?

And we're not talking about idolatry here, but influence. Yes, I can teach my kids not to idolize celebrities, but keeping them from being influenced by celebrities is harder than you think.

All parents can do is to fight the trends as best as they can. So what's wrong with groups who keep an eye on the trends and issue warning notices when they see trouble? Why are you arguing against that?

The problem is that you are so conditioned to scream "Tipper Gore! Tipper Gore!" at the first sight of a group complaining about the behavior of teen music artists that you never bothered to read the story. Read it again and point out where this watchdog group has done anything untoward. As I said before, your argument that parents need to be informed would lend itself to supporting this group.

[soonerborn30]

Maybe it's the fact that these people's sole purpose in life seems to be watching videos and judging which famous people are palatable and which are not. Or maybe he takes exception to the fact that the very nature of these groups is to assume that you don't know how to parent effectively, so they're here to help. Or maybe the problem is that these people are different than me/him, and they don't necessarily share the same views, but they're too self-important to see that and go ahead and trumpet their (supposedly) correct viewpoint from the rooftops.

Imagine it this way. You're at Target, and your son of 14 years old has a Chris Brown shirt on. Another parent, obviously very concerned about your child's well-being and his choice in music, asks you..."should you really let him wear that shirt? I mean, he DID beat up his girlfriend." You mean to tell me that it's not a little bit offensive that some stranger --who doesn't know you, your child, or your home situatio -- feels like he knows what's better for your kid than you do enough that he comes over to you and comments on it? BS.

[Leroy Lizard]

Maybe it's the fact that these people's sole purpose in life seems to be watching videos and judging which famous people are palatable and which are not.

Sole purpose in life?

Read the bios of the board and advisory panel and tell us how these people are bored housewives with plenty of time on their hands

http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/aboutus/advisoryboard/main.asp
http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/aboutus/boardofdirectors/main.asp



Or maybe he takes exception to the fact that the very nature of these groups is to assume that you don't know how to parent effectively, so they're here to help.

Dude, that is retarded.

The group provides information and advice to those that seek it. There is nothing wrong with groups that provide information to consumers. Using your logic, there would be no need for Consumer Reports magazine.


Or maybe the problem is that these people are different than me/him, and they don't necessarily share the same views, but they're too self-important to see that and go ahead and trumpet their (supposedly) correct viewpoint from the rooftops.

This one truly makes no sense. There are only about a billion advocacy groups in this country. They are formed from people that have a common viewpoint and know that many others share their viewpoint.

The NAACP is one example. So is the AARP and every trade union in the country.



Imagine it this way. You're at Target, and your son of 14 years old has a Chris Brown shirt on. Another parent, obviously very concerned about your child's well-being and his choice in music, asks you..."should you really let him wear that shirt? I mean, he DID beat up his girlfriend." You mean to tell me that it's not a little bit offensive that some stranger --who doesn't know you, your child, or your home situatio -- feels like he knows what's better for your kid than you do enough that he comes over to you and comments on it? BS.

But they're not calling individuals and telling them what their kid should or should not listen to. They are issuing a bulletin for all that care to read it. Big difference.




How do you feel about political endorsements?

Seriously, do you get riled up when a group of people endorses a political candidate? These groups are doing nothing more than what this parent's group is doing.

How do you feel about newspaper editorials?

How do you feel about groups like the AARP, NAACP, NRA...? Do you think such groups serve a useful purpose?

[oumartin]

If she's 18 then. well..

[soonerbrat]

not sure she is 18 yet...i know she's just a couple months older than my daughter who turns 18 in January

[Leroy Lizard]

If she's 18 then. well..

Again, I think she's 17. And this has nothing to do with her age, but the age of her targeted audience.

[Collier11]

Nov 23rd she is all yours Martin :D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miley_cyrus

[soonerborn30]

Sole purpose in life?

Read the bios of the board and advisory panel and tell us how these people are bored housewives with plenty of time on their hands

http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/aboutus/advisoryboard/main.asp
http://www.parentstv.org/PTC/aboutus/boardofdirectors/main.asp




Dude, that is retarded.

The group provides information and advice to those that seek it. There is nothing wrong with groups that provide information to consumers. Using your logic, there would be no need for Consumer Reports magazine.

Incorrect. I didn't ask for these yobs to inform me about a Miley Cyrus video, but here we sit. I actually have to go out and BUY Consumer Reports.

This one truly makes no sense. There are only about a billion advocacy groups in this country. They are formed from people that have a common viewpoint and know that many others share their viewpoint.

The NAACP is one example. So is the AARP and every trade union in the country.

Again, incorrect. While the people on that board may be of a like mind, they're not like me. Get if?

But they're not calling individuals and telling them what their kid should or should not listen to. They are issuing a bulletin for all that care to read it. Big difference.

Third time's a charm. This is not some flyer on I got on my porch


How do you feel about political endorsements?

Seriously, do you get riled up when a group of people endorses a political candidate? These groups are doing nothing more than what this parent's group is doing.

How do you feel about newspaper editorials?

How do you feel about groups like the AARP, NAACP, NRA...? Do you think such groups serve a useful purpose?

You're missing the point. It's not so hard to see where people could resent groups like this. They're feigning outrage over something that isn't outrageous, and they're making a big deal about it. They're telling people what to care about. If there's not a level of arrogance there I don't know what else to call it. I'm sure the above mentioned special interest groups are plenty useful for the people they apply to. But since none of them apply to me...IDGAS.

And the other thing that amuses me about these people is that in the 25 some-odd years since Tipper started the PMRC they still haven't learned the most basic lesson: That the attention they give these people is exactly what the preformers want. They're shooting themselves in the foot. Case in point: I NEVER would have watched a Miley Cyrus video on youtube...until these idiots starting crying about it.

[OUMallen]

She is FUGLY. Holy hell how does someone so ****ing ugly get so ****ing famous. Who's dick did she suck (besides the obvious) to get to that level.

http://www.starsjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/miley-cyrus-leaked-photo-hacker.jpg

She is not fugly and she's like for you to come over there so she might have a word.

[Leroy Lizard]

Incorrect. I didn't ask for these yobs to inform me about a Miley Cyrus video, but here we sit. I actually have to go out and BUY Consumer Reports.

Bull****. The title of the thread was specifically about Miley Cyrus and you willingly opened the thread (and link) and read it. You could have simply ignored the thread if you wished. In no way did this group force their opinions on you. In fact, we know their opinions because they were asked. Are they supposed to withhold their opinions because YOU might be bothered by them?

I'm not a Democrat. I receive mail from Democrats too telling me who they think I should vote for. So what? That's their right and I don't resent them for it. Should I?


You're missing the point. It's not so hard to see where people could resent groups like this. They're feigning outrage over something that isn't outrageous, and they're making a big deal about it.

Show me the quote expressing their outrage. And remember you used the term "outrage."

And whether Miley's behavior is outrageous is a matter of opinion. You cannot corner the market on what is proper decency.

Every special interest group out there manages to formulate resentment against them. You don't think the NRA has its detractors? The NAACP?

The other day I received mail from the NRA, in which they detailed the politicians running for government and which ones the NRA endorses. I could have thrown this info in the trash if I wished, so in no way did the NRA force their opinions on me. They are doing nothing more than what the parent's group is doing -- informing the public of their opinions. The public (get this) does not have to act on their opinions.


I'm sure the above mentioned special interest groups are plenty useful for the people they apply to. But since none of them apply to me...IDGAS.

So don't act on their opinions. You are acting like they are putting a gun to your head. If a group has a message and you don't like it, ignore them! But don't cry like a little girl over it.

I drive down I-10 here in AZ all the time. They have these BILLBOARDS and.. and... and these billboards have messages on them. Sometimes I don't like these messages, so I guess I have no choice but to pull over and have a nervous breakdown. Oh, these horrible groups! Putting messages I DON'T LIKE on billboards where I have no choice but to see them.

Man up!

[Chuck Bao]

I know that some of you feel very strongly about your music and freedom of expression for artists without the judgmental types trying to tell us what we should like and dislike. I very much appreciate that and agree.

On the other hand, I think there is a role to be played by special consumer interest groups. In this case, I really don't think parents today, with both of them working, really have time to vet the music that their kids listen to.

This is not apples and apples comparison, but I very much like consumer interest groups that highlight which manufacturers and retailers sell American-made merchandise. The US government can't do it and they, hopefully, will serve a bigger role in influencing US consumer decisions.

Alright yeah, I very much DISLIKE special interest consumer groups launching boycotts against manufacturers and retailers who offer equal rights to gay employees.

[soonerborn30]

Just like they have their right to express their opinions on topics that affect them...get this...so do I.

Nobody's having a nervous breakdown, Sally, don't you worry your pretty little head.

[StoopTroup]

I think mylie should just take a nice sabattical.

[Leroy Lizard]

Just like they have their right to express their opinions on topics that affect them...get this...so do I.

Nobody's having a nervous breakdown, Sally, don't you worry your pretty little head.

Then quit whining.

[Leroy Lizard]

I know that some of you feel very strongly about your music and freedom of expression for artists without the judgmental types trying to tell us what we should like and dislike. I very much appreciate that and agree.

On the other hand, I think there is a role to be played by special consumer interest groups. In this case, I really don't think parents today, with both of them working, really have time to vet the music that their kids listen to.

This is not apples and apples comparison, but I very much like consumer interest groups that highlight which manufacturers and retailers sell American-made merchandise. The US government can't do it and they, hopefully, will serve a bigger role in influencing US consumer decisions.

Alright yeah, I very much DISLIKE special interest consumer groups launching boycotts against manufacturers and retailers who offer equal rights to gay employees.

But there is a big difference between a boycott and simply informing the public of your opinions. The parent's group is not calling for a boycott, just stating their opinion. Some of us cry like little nancy-boys when we hear opinions contrary to our own.

[Tulsa_Fireman]

Yeah, that was me that called for the boycott.

My bad.

[Collier11]

not informing, trying to form

Are parents really so lazy these days that they need a group of ppl to tell them what is good and what isnt good for their kids?

[Tulsa_Fireman]

Kinda.

Think of it not as parents needing to be told what to do, but giving them a peek at what some of these things contain. I for one will make it a point in life to not purchase a Miley Cyrus CD. Some of my daughter's friends think Hannah Montana is the cat's ***. I think it's mindblowingly retarded. Therefore outside of the television show, there needs to be some outlet to be informed about certain trends in popular music and culture without reinforcing said culture by purchasing their trash.

I personally don't use it. But I can see how it'd be amazingly useful to keep a leg up on what's out there.

[Leroy Lizard]

not informing, trying to form

Are parents really so lazy these days that they need a group of ppl to tell them what is good and what isnt good for their kids?

How many videos aimed at the pre-teen market do you want to sit through each day?

If you wish, I can post links to the latest round of Jonas Brothers vids if you really want a go at it.

[AlboSooner]

has this been resolved yet?

[Tulsa_Fireman]

No.

We're waiting for November and Miley's 18th birthday so this can devolve into a perv thread.

[soonerinkaty]

http://www.starsjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/miley-cyrus-leaked-photo-hacker.jpg

She is not fugly and she's like for you to come over there so she might have a word.

Looks like she finally got her teef fixed.