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10 Responses to “Most. Awkward Storming-Off-A-Sound-Stage Moment. EVER.”

1. 1 DM
   November 14, 2009 at 9:36 am

   I can see why she got upset about the continuous question about the lawsuit. I myself was in a lawsuit and after the settlement I had to sign papers stating I would NEVER talk about ANYTHING in regards to the settlement or the case or I would be sued by them. She signed an agreement why should she break that agreement to appease King?

   I don’t care about her or her book, but to have the host ask her over and over and over and over a question when King is being told to please not ask for legal reasons is very rude on the part of King.

   I think Larry King should be asked EVERYTIME he has a guest on about his eight marriages to seven women and why he can’t seem to keep a wife.

2. 2 Hatchetwoman
   November 14, 2009 at 10:53 am

   I’m sorry, but this woman is not smart. She’s not even bright. The response at the pageant that caught everyone’s attention was only notable to me because of its stupidity.

   When will women stop being idiots? If you have a sex tape, pictures, etc. of any kind in your past, don’t seek public attention unless you don’t care that someone will drag it out!

   I also wonder how many women were sober and able to consent fully to some of these tapes. Unless they’re all stupid, there just doesn’t seem to be any other explanation to why they always seem caught by surprise when a video surfaces.

3. 3 barkleybug
   November 14, 2009 at 12:37 pm

   All of her sex tapes she filmed herself when she was alone (ick, I feel nasty typing that). No prob with consent this time.
   A lot of the time people defend people like her by saying she is attacked for her views. I happen to disagree with everything I have ever heard her say, but the reason I dislike her is that she is a total dumbass. I saw her interview where she told a story about when she “meeted” Donald Trump. I bet her book is fascinating. Ugh.

4. 4 burning eyeballs
   November 14, 2009 at 2:28 pm

   I like Carrie Prejean, and yes she was attacked for her views, but she could have handled this better! For the life of me I cannot understand why anyone would give idiot Larry King the time of day.

5. 5 Rachel
   November 14, 2009 at 3:35 pm

   Larry King is a journalist — pushing buttons and asking hard questions is his job. That’s why we watch his show. Carrie Prejean is one of the new celebrities who are famous for no reason. Therefore, I can’t stand her on principle. If she didn’t want to be asked about the lawsuit or anything else uncomfortable, she should’ve went on “Ellen” or “Tyra Banks.”

6. 6 barkleybug
   November 14, 2009 at 6:17 pm

   Well, maybe not Ellen….

7. 7 Rachel
   November 14, 2009 at 6:33 pm

   Okay, barkleybug, you make a good point.

8. 8 Carol0717
   November 14, 2009 at 9:10 pm

   i think it’s appropriate since she is, and all women in general are, being attacked for her stupidity that an above post should be changed to “should have gone”.

9. 9 Rachel
   November 14, 2009 at 9:20 pm

   Yes, Carol, you are right. My misuse of the word “went” has set back the feminist movement just as much as Prejean’s mouth. Excuse me, I must go repent now.

10. 10 Benoit from Ottawa
    November 15, 2009 at 11:21 am

    It’s really fascinating how a beautiful (???) woman with a low I.Q. who can’t even handle a question as though she understood it, keeps getting on t.v. On major shows.

    How much longer, I wonder, considering she’s been discredited by her past behaviour and is continuing to discredit herself through general ineptitude?

    A question to Mockarena et al: what are your thoughts on her liking Sarah Palin?