Paris Hilton's Phone book

http://66.40.38.42/book.html

This is the real hacked phonebook as it appeared on the web.

And this is the news story on how it was stolen:
http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=4161336

Lots of numbers of real stars here, although most have changed their numbers by now I hope.

Elmo wrote:

Man o' man, Is She ever the biggest joke on the net!

She's been seen nude so many times it almost isn't funny anymore.

Bring on the flying Saucers, that we may kill the Roswell myth forever!!!
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I feel sorry for Paris! I can't help it, I think she it dead-sexy!!

Did anyone see her last time on Letterman? She said she had trademarked the word "Hot"!! So if anyone wanted her to use that word they had to pay

Maybe not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but...... m-m-m, HOT!

ConTractor wrote:

Please, tell me you are kidding (sorry, I don't know what's the Letterman). When I readed (is it readed? or what is the correct past of read?) this, at first I laughed, but then, thinking how insane the world is, I said to myself: "damn, it can be true".

Well, if that's true, I'll wait to see how much I'm billed for this:

Hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot.

Alp-boy wrote:

No, you are missunderstanding. If you want Paris to use the word, ex. in a advertising campaign, you must pay her. I dont know how she will follow up her trademark, but....... only in America! Only in America!

Alp-boy wrote:

The past tense of read is read, except you pronounce it "red".

Silly language no? English speakers who try to learn other languages (yes there are some!) often complain about all the excptions to the rules for gender and tense. They do not even realize that English has some of the strangest exceptions imaginable.

I appreciate the efforts made by many of the members here to speak English. Too bad that most of the mistakes are made by native English speakers, especially that illiterate kid from London who thinks I'm his m8.

Always remember: You get IN a car, but you get ON a bus.

ConTractor wrote:

Ok. I have read your post again, it clearly says "wanted her", sorry, my bad, thanks for the correction. But if you think about that, it's gonna be difficult for her not saying "hot" in an advertising campaign, even if she is not paid for that, why?, it's simple, that word is like the 30% of her vocabulary.

Elmo wrote:

But english is by far easiest than many languages; think about the latin based languages (spanish, italian, french, portuguese, romanian and other minor languages like catalan or euskera); now think, per example about german and dutch (I don't know alot of dutch, but by the little I know, I think is still a more difficult language than english); finally think about the asian languages, I mean chinese and japanese, how many simbols you have to learn for learning to read and write? I forgot, the most difficult language known is from USA's territory, a native language (I don't remember it's name).

Elmo wrote:

It's the same here with spanish, a lot of people is tired of writing the "c" and the "q", they just write the "k", like "kuando" for "cuando" or "kiero" for "quiero"; also, almost nobody remembers the "¿" for opening an interrogative sentence, or the "acentos", like "á" or "ú". Well, I think it's part of the language evolution; at the end, the changes in the language are made for those that use it, and slowly, new rules appear and old rules disapear, too bad the culture is in play too.

Elmo wrote:

Can you explain?, what's a "m8"?

Elmo wrote:

Really?, cool.

Alp-boy wrote:

Sorry, the CENSORED word is m i n o r. I forgot what type of forum I was in, for a little moment, I though I was in some kind of language forum where words like that don't get CENSORED.