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To: doodlelady

Well, I think the lady has some problems, but they're not as bad as some are making them out to be. Like I said, the dynamics of the judges and their interactions with each other are funny, and fun.

With the rateings of the show still on the rise, I seriously doubt there is going to a change. It would be stupid at this point, IMO:)

Becky


14,586 posted on 03/23/2006 1:49:12 PM PST by PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain (Never under estimate the power of stupid people in a large group:)
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To: PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain

I agree -- the chemistry of the whole show would change without Paula. She has a very nurturing nature and wants the best for the contestants.


14,588 posted on 03/23/2006 1:58:23 PM PST by b9 ("the [evil Marxist liberal socialist Democrat Party] alternative is unthinkable" ~ Jim Robinson)
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To: PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain; Palladin
Ayla scores top 16 spot, Abdul has night to forget
By Lauren Beckham Falcone
Friday, March 3, 2006 - Updated: 08:34 AM EST

Paula Abdul - make rehab your own.

To: StrictTime; conservativebabe; retrokitten; Wolfstar; mystery-ak; EmilyGeiger; over3Owithabrain; ...
Thanks for the link, StrictTime!

BostonHerald.com


"she's clearly in her own
little Paula Abdul universe"

~ Retrokitten

The “American Idol” judge was incoherent on last night’s live telecast, bumbling lines and giggling like she’d just emerged from a Grateful Dead concert, leaving audiences, contestants and host Ryan Seacrest more confused than a homophobic Clay Aiken fan.

When Seacrest asked Abdul why two contestants received the fewest votes, she mumbled, head in hands, “Simon said because one of them ate pizza and the other ate salad.”

A shocked Seacrest responded, “You guys realize we’re on the air?”

Abdul got it together for a few minutes, but during the second round of cuts, she was back to her odd behavior.

“What did you tell me Simon?” she said, slurring her words. “What did you tell me? Simon gave me advice and said on “The X Factor” he always refers to a fortune cookie and says the moth who finds the melon - (laugher) - finds the corn flake always finds the melon and one of you didn’t pick the right fortune.”

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8,868 posted on 03/03/2006 7:07:04 PM EST by silent_jonny ("... anger rests in the bosom of fools" -- Ecclesiastes 7:9)

To: LA Woman3; retrokitten; conservativebabe; Wolfstar; EmilyGeiger; over3Owithabrain; commish; ...
Wow :o Thanks for the link, LA Woman 3.

Paula Abdul bypasses airport security shortly before going crazy on the results show

Yeah. The Baltimore Sun’s Sarah Kickler Kelber says Paula should “shut up” and “should have reined it in last night.” PhillyBurbs.com’s Bob Bankard is more direct, saying “Paula is having some issues that Betty Ford needs to look at.” He writes that “it looks like most of America saw her apparently intoxicated act on live TV,” but also suggests she may have been high, writing, “It’s the munchies, baby — it’s all good.”

8,881 posted on 03/03/2006 7:29:38 PM EST by silent_jonny ("... anger rests in the bosom of fools" -- Ecclesiastes 7:9)

Palladin: There was also a link posted to some AI forum where someone wrote a lengthy complaint about her behavior. Was it you that posted that?

Our local radio stations also commented on her terrible behavior, and slurring of her words.


14,592 posted on 03/23/2006 2:34:51 PM PST by Netizen (I voted for Scott and Anthony, because I like the underdog singers the best. texasflower 04/20/2005)
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