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3-26-2007 @9:40AM Sam said... This type of celebrity-headline crap that only involves food in a passing way does not belong on Slashfood. Leave the foibles of celebs to the paparizzi and focus on food.
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3-26-2007 @10:00AM Miss Tiffie said... Actually, even worse, Paris is supposedly bulimic. Oh the irony. The recovering anorexic and bulimic are trying to teach "overweight" adults about "healthy weight loss"?
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3-26-2007 @10:17AM Adriane said... Okay campers! We have two *amazing* diet plans you can follow 1. Anorexia! 2. Binge and Purge! That's (not) hot.
Ok ok, I shouldn't be joking about serious disorders, but honestly...what an idiotic premise for an idiotic TV show.
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3-26-2007 @4:08PM thefishie said... Healthy does not equal painfully thin. I look at either of those girls and think "She needs a sandwich!"
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3-26-2007 @5:28PM keryn said... WTF? Seriously? Diet advice from the two most dangerously unhealthy women in America? Uh, no thanks!
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3-26-2007 @6:28PM keryn said... WTF? Diet advice from two of the most outrageously unhealthy (and unattractive) women in Hollywood? Um, no thanks.
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3-26-2007 @8:51PM Janis said... I agree with all the above comments
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