R.I.P. ANS

[kazutakia]

So Anna Nicole Smith died yesterday.

HAHAHAHAHA.

Sorry, I still laugh every time I see that sentence. It's just so amusingly ironic. XD Okay, it was kind of shocking considering she was 39. But it was Anna Nicole Smith. Perhaps some higher being(s) planned this and they'll go for Paris Hilton next! Oh, the possibilities.

Comments

[aislingeach.livejournal.com]

WHO IS SHE AND WHY WAS SHE FAMOUS?

(I feel very strongly about that.)

[kazutakia.livejournal.com]

Essentially, she was one of the most famous Playboy playmates and said to be the 'next Marilyn Monroe'. This should tell you all the dirt you need to know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_nicole_smith

[zyleeth.livejournal.com]

A divine source does NOT want that family to live. But yeah, here's another funny sentence:

"Paris Hilton died today after being doth smote by the heavens."

*gigglesnort* XD

[kazutakia.livejournal.com]

IF ONLY. *sob*

Perhaps if lightning smote Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, AND Lindsey Lohan (aka Blohan) all at the same time, I think I would cry with joy. It would most definitely be the best day of my life.

[flamingwars.livejournal.com]

Hmm, I didn't even know she existed until she died! I felt sorry for her, I don't know why. :P But anyways! I think your right about Paris Hilton. She should be slowly burned and then be covered in salt on some metal plate or something so she can be smited too. XD

[staringatmyshoe.livejournal.com]

Oh man. Iris and I had such a moment. We were sitting in my apartment with the TV absently on in the background - not paying any attention to it - then on came a commercial for the news that would be on later: "News at 11: wars blah blah, politics blah blah, crime blah blah, AND ANNA NICOLE SMITH HAS PASSED AWAY TODAY AT AGE 39," and suddenly we both just glare amazed at the TV, then at each other, then kind of giggle a little.

oh em gee!

[aeneas-rising.livejournal.com]

I don't see why there was such angst against her. I had no particular use for her... I tend more towards the mousy, bookish types... but she didn't really ruffle me.

It is just sad that she is as close to a Scarlett Woman as american society is willing to accept- A vapid, bovine echo of Monroe. Sigh.