Admiral Cod: The Best

27 April 2012

The Best

8 comments:

Chensvold said...: Great quote. Thanks.; 29 April, 2012 06:16
Dasher said...: Also, when you hate and wish death on large groups of people you don't know... you're even better!!!; 29 April, 2012 11:09
GSL said...: OK Cod, I'll take the bait on this at-first-glance very un-Cod like post. First things first: Of course I'd hit it! But she does symbolize much of what has gone wrong with our culture, tribe, etc. and it's been pissing me off all morning thinking about it!; 29 April, 2012 12:23
Anonymous said...: Geez folks, it's a blog. No need to scrutinize Cod's every post to see if it conforms with the attitude from the rest of his posts.; 29 April, 2012 23:30
Anonymous said...: She'd have more credence if SHE were the one to found a hotel business.

Instead of the archetypical 3rd generation inheritance spender.

Her parents must be real pieces of work.

People hate Paris Hilton, not for what she's accomplished - or even controversial politics: People actually hate her for what she is.; 30 April, 2012 08:00
Firepower said...: Monday, April 30, 2012
She'd have more credence if SHE were the one to found a hotel business.

Instead of the archetypical 3rd generation inheritance spender.

Her parents must be real pieces of work.

People hate Paris Hilton, not for what she's accomplished - or even controversial politics: People actually hate her for what she is.; 30 April, 2012 08:01
GSL said...: Anon 23:30
It is not my custom to acknowledge blockheads that begin a post with "Geez" but sometimes whipping boys are useful. Cod's Paris Hilton post was obviously intended to provoke a reaction albeit with commentary far more penetrating than you seem capable of. I thought it a rather intriguing change-up.; 30 April, 2012 14:11
Jeff said...: What I like about her is her willingness to be a rich scoundrel who sees no need to justify herself to anyone. Like most European aristocrats, she didn't make her own money and she's happy to spend it.

Next time you stay in a Hilton you might find her (great grandfather?) Conrad Hilton's book in the nightstand. It's a great read.; 01 May, 2012 08:37

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