Wow – so, watch these video clips of Paula Abdul and then answer these questions:
- What is she on?
- Where can I get some?
and 3. How many weeks before she totally implodes live on screen and has to be carried off the set?
Yikes. :eek: Hard to watch.
It reminds me of when my friends and I did Quaaludes. Do they still make those things?
Like Stephanie Edwards when she was doing the Rose Parade for KTLA5.
It’s hard to fathom who let her go on the air - don’t they check for that sort of thing? Like, stand on one foot and touch your nose? Or even, stand one two feet, without falling over?
She has claimed in the past to be in some sort of “pain” for which she takes medication, so I am guessing powerful painkillers of some kind.
Is it on tonight? ::runs for TV guide::
Mmmmmm Quaaludes!
*…er, then actually clicks links.
Sits, at computer, astounded. *
Gee, I went into the office today, still sick with the 'flu, and despite being dizzy and dozy, still managed to comport myself better than that.
Okay, barely, but I did.
And also, I would really like to have some of that stuff. I am sure I would feel so much better.
Didn’t you know? She suffers from a painful, debilitating desease. After 12 surgeries I’m sure that the grueling AI schedule requires a certain amount of painkillers. It is my totally unprofessional and gossipy opinion that she is hepped up on goofballs. Probably very legitimately. But high on painkillers nonetheless. Can’t wait for it to start!
I remember growing up watching her with Bob Eubanks and she seemed quite lucid back then, but I noticed this year that BE had a new hostess. Since it’s easily been over a decade since I’d last watched BE&SE host, what might your aside actually be referring to? Why is SE gone?
I still chuckle anytime I notice it’s 7:14.
:: DMark watches the two video clips and quickly goes back to the thread Celebrity Death Watch and makes a quick change ::
From Biggirl’s link:
:eek:
Suddenly, being baked seems like the better option.
“…Randy, will you help me move this little fella to the other side?”
It’s scripted theater calculated to win market share, advertising dollars and launch the inevitable tell-all memoir.