Kim K's butt

wilsoncl6 wrote: »

JeriAnne84 wrote: »

CAWFEE_TAWK wrote: »

And for whomever is wishing they would all die in a fiery volcano death, perhaps you should go first. That's an awful lot of energy to waste on people you don't know.

Like typing that sentance was a lot of energy to put out on someone YOU don't know?

Another example of the pot calling the kettle black.

Well I was the one that said they should be pushed in an active volcano so I was just responding to her.

Lisa1971 wrote: »

JeriAnne84 wrote: »

"Everyone I know has a big butt. C'mon, Simone, let's talk about *your* big butt." - Pee Wee Herman

Oh my God. My son who just turned 5 said that exact quote to a woman who was checking us out at the grocery store! She didn't have a big butt, but she gave me a weird look. I had to explain to her where the quote came from but I'm sure she didn't believe me. LOL!

Come on, you know he was checking her out.

JenAndSome wrote: »

I don't think it has anything at all to do with race or sexual exploitation. I think it is about an attention monger and marketing.

What she said. Why does it have to be about race and exploitation? No one put a gun to her head and forced her to take and photoshop that picture. The fact that we're writing says mountains about how well she's publicizing/promoting herself. She has nothing to add to the world except to be a distraction.

The OP is trying to bring up the issue of race and I don't get that. If that backside was green with purple spots, we'd still be talking about the enormity rather than the color.

I just hope she puts a towel down wherever she sits down. It looks hazardously greasy.

You can't exploit someone if they want to be exploited. Kim K and her family need to leave now. Tired of them. I thought Paris Hilton was bad many moons ago....

trinatrina1984 wrote: »

why won't this work??

misslazo718 wrote: »

It's really not that far considering the photographer's previous work was entitled "Jungle Fever" and he used black models instead. Also, I don't get what you mean when you say the race card because no one is saying that this is racist or calling Kim racist or anyone else, they are simply making a connection between the images.

From what I read, the magazine requested that the photographer recreate those pictures using Kim Kardashian. I seriously doubt she has even seen the photographer's other work to even make a connection to race. All she saw was dollar signs and a chance to get some attention.

This topic proves that any publicity is welcome, as long as the media revolves around ya.

It was a recreation of a previous photo by the same photographer of his then-girlfriend who was black. The photographer had made some very public controversial comments regarding his love of black women including that he had "jungle fever." I know a great deal more about this subject than I'm comfortable with. If anyone tries to talk to me about Kim or any other Kardashean again, I will stab them in the eye with a spoon. Forewarned is fore armed.