about her, and the utter pitifulness that I have nointhg better to do at the moment than to comment on both of the above.I took a look at Glosslip.com, and while I suppose I will give them a little credit for bad-mouthing Scientology, all in all it makes TMZ.com look like Edward R. Murrow.Britney Spears is nointhg more than a pop culture pinanta. She was groomed for stardom by the Disney organization, and when she began to look more like a woman than a little girl, she was served up on an MTV platter, dressed in a Catholic schoolgirl uniform. Am I the only one who thinks the wardrobe choice in that case was not aimed at her 12 year-old female fan base?I have no point of reference to what she may or not be going through, but if you want to whip out the ole time machine I would gladly transport myself back to age 13 and be a millionaire 5 times over and report back to you on it.I can muster a little sympathy for her as a fellow human, but other than that, this is a row she has been hoeing for years, not something she was shoved into against her will.Like every other crash and burn celebrity wreck that is out there, I'm sure there is some degree of talent underneath it all.I would love to have someone take Michael Jackson into a studio at gunpoint, sit him down at a piano, and make him play an albums worth of stuff. It would likely be the best work he has done in years.These celebrities all have one thing in common, they have the dumb luck of being human at the same time a good chunk of the world is holding them up as ideals.Jackson is a kiddy diddler, Spears is a trailer-park twit with bad implants and career owing everything to a guy who is really good with ProTools.With that said, I still find it incredulous that there remains this cadre of mouth-breathing,self-important morons telling us how the truly care about Brit. Please tell me they are talking about Brit Humes?If the day ever comes where I ask you to read my body of work about Britney Spears, please kill
