I'm not hating on M.I.A.'s dress at the Grammys last night, I'm just saying that if you were ever curious what it would look like if Beeteljuice's suit fucked a clown suit and they had a suit-baby, now we know. (Worth watching all the way through, if only to see both of The Rock's attempts at jokes)
Hey M.I.A. - in the re-mix, don't worry about telling us you get high like planes - we know. I'm not saying that dress was inappropriate, but I now think that octuplets lady is a more responsible mom than you. I'm not saying that dress was too revealing, but at one point I actually saw part of your unborn child. I'm not saying your dress was embarrassing, but I would rather have gone with Chris Brown.
Look, pregnant women are beautiful, and when I get all the women pregnant that I choose to, I'll want them to feel like they are beautiful objects that I can point to as trophies. Why? Because I'm a gentleman, that's why. Still...that doesn't mean I want them wearing a dress that looks like the face of a frowning, blob-shaped cow. I never thought I'd say this, but you would have looked better in a bubble dress. Not hating, just saying.
(Runner-ups for things I'm not hating on from the Grammys: The Rock's writers...Whitney Houston's ability to speak...3-and-a-half-hour shows in general)
Not Hating program note: Octuplets lady Hate Update will be posted at 3 p.m. EST today.
Monday, February 9, 2009
M.I.A.'s Grammys Dress
Posted by Bryson at 9:35 AM
Labels: Beeteljuice, bubble dresses, Chris Brown, cows, Frank Nicotero, Grammys, M.I.A., Octuplets, pregnancy, The Rock, Whitney Houston
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I'm not hating on pretending that pregnant women are beautiful. It's really polite of you. But if swollen ankles are beautiful maybe Kathy Bates was just giving that writer from Misery a makeover.
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