C'mon Neumie.... we all know that especially at the early stages this is a popularity competition not a singing competition. 

Dubya is still with us, too.    Blame Florida!

Gotta love Sparky's, uh FTJ's, uh Paula's ... whoever's ability to turn any discussion about Idol into a flame-throwing discussion about Bush.

 

And, yes, I'm thoroughly disgusted with the Idol producers (who are living out the double-standard that kicked Frenchie but keeps Miss Expose-Myself-In-Front-of-a-National-Monument), as well as the stupid people who prop her up as a victim when she knowingly posed for those shots. Those public exposure shots were against the law -- if she'd been caught, there would be a criminal record on file and she'd be booted. Yet they say it was her personal life -- NOT IF SHE WAS STRIPPING ON THE NATIONAL MALL IN WASHINGTON, D.C.!!!!

 

I need a valium...

If you are so disgusted then why do you look at the photos? why are you posting them when you don't even know for sure that 90% of them are even Antonella? 

 

If it is so disgusting then why did YOU seek them out to look at them? Why didn't you just pass them by, mr. moral code of the universe?

 

So she sent some racy pictures to her boyfriend....what kind of person are you to take those personal photos and blast them onto a message board?  Especially if you think the photos are so awful?  your ethics and morals are better than hers?  I think NOT!

Bollyboy?????  Who?????

Again, personal?

 

I agree, the BJ photos were personal -- nasty, but personal. And you're right, that might not be her. But there's no doubt in my mind that's her in the WWII fountain.

 

And, uh, yeah. It was a really personal moment to strip at the World War II momument. The moment she took her clothes off in public -- and at a hallowed national site, no less -- she lost any right to claim that the photos were personal.

 

And as far as seeking them out, if I was criticizing without having seen them, you'd call me a hypocrite for bashing the girl without even knowing what I was talking about. You're the queen of playing both sides of these issues.