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Madonna plans 'morality tale'< 5 Children's Books>
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| 17 April, 2003, 11:02 GMT 12:02 UK
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Posted on 08/29/2003 8:39:39 PM PDT by Helms
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To: Helms
Madonna would be a lot more credible if she finally decided if she was a slut or a virgin.
I guess it's too much to ask for a little honesty with this woman. It's always pr, hype, etc. As long as the bucks keep coming in she's going to pretend to be one and/or the other.
To: Helms
"Now I'm starting to read to my son, but I couldn't believe how vapid and vacant and empty all the stories were," she said.
"There were like no lessons, just all about princesses and like the beautiful prince arrives and he takes her for his wife and nothing happens, no efforts are made.
"Nobody asks her what her opinion is, or I didn't see anybody struggling for things. There's like no books about anything."
Uh oh, watch out, Madonna is going to spew her opinion to the childrren. What a blanket statement this is. What little research this woman has done clearly begins and ends with her own agenda. Imagine that.
To: freekitty
What will the end product be? Perhaps a coffee table book for the children.
To: man of Yosemite
Pepsi dumped Spears a long time ago (the moron was photographed drinking a coke).
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Sofa King
(-I am Sofa King- tired of liberal BS! http://www.angelfire.com/art2/sofaking/)
To: Helms
Her books will be purchased by the same clientele that bought Hillary's book to enrich their minds and plans to vote for Arnold on account of his character.
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