Friday, 06 February 2004
Jealous of Janet Jackson’s recent success in getting CBS to air her breast during the SuperBowl, not to mention countless internet sites and news programs afterward, the breasts of female superstars across America are vying for more airtime.
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Residents of the
International Space Station were treated to a view of Roberts' breasts this
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In a recent address to an inner-city high
school that was aired on KNBC, Julia Roberts told a heart-wrenching tale about
the value of caring, before bearing all in a gesture some called “gratuitous and
completely inappropriate.” After ripping apart her button-down blouse, she left
no one guessing as she flicked her shoulders for the jumbo-tron, resulting in a
wave of breast-bouncing viewable from space. When interviewed afterward, Roberts
simply gave a sigh of satisfaction after she dangled her breasts some more for
television reporters.
But Roberts is not alone. A whole slew of
female superstars are trying to meet Jackson’s success. Just this week, Halle
Berry let it loose at a Children’s Hospital charity event. Yesterday, Jennifer
Aniston revealed her breasts to a Friends audience, then proceeded to press them
together and pull them apart to display their plasticity. Even Condoleezza Rice
flashed a little boob for Americans during the President’s speech at a summit
with North Korea. Sources say relations with North Korea are looking
up.
Many organizations for parents offended by the
recent onslaught of candid boob-footage are calling for rallies against the
female superstars. However, attendance to these rallies has reached record lows,
as a CNN poll has recently revealed that most Americans favor the new footage.
CNN reporters ventured to guess why:
“Americans like sex, and more sex we can give ‘em, the better!” CNN.com
accompanied the results with an announcement to offer a free issue of
Hustler to anyone who signs up for their premium service.
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the bob Written by Guest on 2004-05-14 01:06:54 stop telling us about it and shows us the pic
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