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Future graduate…

Miley Cyrus

Future graduate of the Betty Ford Clinic

(Miley Cyrus)

Disney throws Miley a Sweet 16 party and Billy Ray spruces up for it (via BestWeekEver.tv)

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  1. Pretentious White Girl says:

    Sad because it’s true. Funny because it’s not me.

  2. wut says:

    what is the betty ford clinic

  3. anonymous says:

    betty ford clinic?

  4. Tony says:

    OK, I heard that she was accepted into PlayBoy and they will call her the minute she turns 18. CAN’T WAIT!!!!! K( (crying)

  5. Amanda says:

    I’ve met her before. She’s really not all that attractive.

  6. Tony says:

    I’d still doink that 16-year-old quim….

  7. blah says:

    Yes… let’s laugh because none of us ever drank when we were 16.

    • Mishy says:

      are you serious….? There are kids nowadays that drink at the age 14-15 It’s pathetic.. I myself haven’t had a drop of alcohol and I’m 20 lol

      • Falck says:

        then again there are people who would call that pathetic. Kids grow at different rates, big-city culture vs out of the city is vastly different; just because you didn’y experience it or weren’t included it doesn’t give you the right to call every single person who drank below the age of 16 pathetic. Going to leave the fact that everyone here seems intent on ripping on hot people for whatever the hell they can alone.

        • Amanda says:

          I’m 18 and never (willingly) had a drop. I find myself feeling bad for people who get drunk so often at such a young age.

          • Falck says:

            Well I don’t know how it works over where you live, all I can say is that in certain places of the world (take Norway as an example), it is normal to go to parties and have a few beers by the age of 16 on a friday or saturday; having a few loosens you up, makes it easier for people who are shy to go on ahead and just go up and talk to new people, or just adds to the amusement of the party for the rest of us. By the time you are 18, you can legally go to clubs, and so that’s the next ‘step’ if you will (2/5 probably don’t do parties as much when then are 16 in norway, about 2/20 don’t go to town at the age of 18).

            Don’t get me wrong, i’m against dumbass little kids who drink way to much and end up in the gutter, but I think it a bit sad as well that people have seen and heard so many horror stories about alcohol that they steer away from it all together.

            Drinking at parties with your friends meeting new people dosn’t make you an alcoholic.. drinking alone at 2:30 PM to drown your sorrows on the other hand.. does.

            • gobo says:

              Personally i think the only way you learn to treat alcohol with respect is by experiencing the different levels and identifying your own limits. Some people learn and others don’t, being 16 or 21 doesn’t make much of a difference to your ability to learn the lesson. I learnt at 14. And how. Also not knowing when to stop is dypsomania and it’s questionable to refer to dypsomaniacs as alcoholics as they are not actually addicted to alcohol. Ifind it very odd that there are places where you cannot consume alcohol at 18: this is the age when you are in the eyes of the law an adult responsible for your own legal actions. To then say that your not responsible enough for alcohol is absurd. Hope miley doesn’t make it to betty forde, it’s just not nice to wish that on someone.

              • Falck says:

                I love you.

              • Amanda says:

                Alright, you make sense but I just don’t have very much faith in teenagers… I was talking to my aunt’s coworker about parenting (I’m a parent myself) and he told me when his son was 15 he introduced him to alcohol to try to teach him at an early age how to handle it so he wouldn’t go off to college and get totally wasted. His son is 23 now and in AA. I just thought that was a stupid idea… I get what he was thinking but starting at 15 just seems absurd to me. Maybe a better rout would just be teaching him to not get drunk at all. I don’t see why people think that’s so impossible. Oh and I didn’t mean he was an alcoholic from not knowing when to stop, I was saying that he became an alcoholic after he didn’t know when to stop. Anywho, everyone has their own opinions, I’m sure you’re a very educated person and know what you’re talking about… I just don’t feel the same way. I’ve seen enough drunken idiots to last me a lifetime and I just don’t support them at all.

                • Falck says:

                  you dont start off your kid yourself. And if you think you’re old enough to be a parent at 18 but not to be able to drink at 21 i’m affraid we have so different opinions on this that nothing produtive will come out of discussing it.

                  • Amanda says:

                    I said that I don’t have much faith in teenagers. I do not believe that age has anything to do with how people handle things, I have simply yet to meet a teenager who could. I’m not going around promoting teen pregnancy because honestly, I am against it. It’s a very difficult struggle for me, and I was far from ready to become a parent when I got pregnant. I had to straighten things out, have a heaping dose of self discipline and become ready.

      • Schmoe says:

        you’re not missing much, really. I’ve done “research”.

      • blah says:

        no… I’m being completely sarcastic…. A lot of people drink when they’re young… experimentation is key to finding who you are

      • Lucy says:

        Same here! I find it amusing enough to sit back and watch everyone else get drunk and act like idiots. Plus, I can drive home without worrying about getting arrested, and I actually remember everything the day after (and I know I haven’t don’t anything regrettable).

      • nom de vroom says:

        How many high horses does it take to unfunny the internets?

        7

    • A says:

      exactly! i was 13 the first time i drank and im by no means an alcoholic

    • MizzStepha says:

      I didn’t.

      And I still haven’t had alcohol. Mostly because it really doesn’t appeal to me and I have more important things to worry over.

    • Jordan says:

      I didn’t. I still never have. It’s not like it’s ‘normal’ for teenagers to have drinking problems, and frankly, nor should it be.

      • Falck says:

        god dammit this girl does not have drinking problems. Shes an attractive teenager who enjoys going out to party and getting wasting and doing stupid things. Thats the simple truth to it, some people do enjoy just letting go once in a while and let tomorrow come tomorrow.

        If you know a teenager who has a drinking problem you’ve got yourself quite a find.. ’cause there damn rare.

  8. Red says:

    Why do people have to wish bad things on celebrities they don’t like? It’s only a matter of time until she stops being such a cash cow for Disney, they drop her, and she fades into obscurity. Just like almost every other Disney child star.

    • El Ojo says:

      Maybe it won’t happen to her. You hear about the crazy ones (Britney, Paris, Lindsey) but what’s the last thing you heard about Mandy Moore? Exactly. TMZ doesn’t post videos of normal people acting normally.

    • Kuromisa says:

      I heard from my sister, who follows these things, that she’s trying to get Disney to drop her since she thinks she can make more money on her own. I’m glad, actually–then maybe young girls will quit looking at her as a role model. I work at a store directed to kids, and recently, corporate made us put up a cardboard cutout of Little Miss Miley. I can’t count the number of girls that came up and hugged it, and every time, I died a little inside.

  9. Wesley says:

    It’s be funny if it weren’t true.

  10. Schmoe says:

    I don’t give a rat’s rectum for what happens to her. Can’t stand manufactured fad “contemporary culture figures”. Does anyone really believe she’d have a career if she wasn’t Billy Ray’s kid?

  11. Green is Good says:

    All I see her giant beaver chompers. That’s where she keeps her blow stash.

  12. e says:

    she’s not a paris/lindsay/britney. i have complete faith that miley will not turn into a trainwreck. she’s just having fun as a teenager.

  13. stevie w says:

    “Schweetheart, maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. But soon and for the rest of her life.” I bet there’s a clinic in Casablanca.

    Actually, I hope she does get some sense about her ….soon …. and for the rest of her life.

  14. Captain Blowme says:

    She’s a future graduate of my Anal School.

  15. LulDragon says:

    XD God bless you.

  16. kelsey says:

    I love this LOL.

  17. emygirl says:

    And the comments board reaches a new maturity level = NONE.

  18. bootothat says:

    She’s got huge gums and small teeth. That’s all I know.

  19. Elsie says:

    I don’t like her, but she looks pretty in this picture.

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  21. Ms Miley says:

    Everyone has a problem with her. Everyone thinks that she will sink into the norm that all other ‘teenie-bopper’ stars did. There is ONE DIFFERENCE with Miley, that no one is counting on. No other little child star had her Deep South up bringing. Even in Big Fish, she was angelic. Oh wait, you guys didn’t know that she was in Big Fish, did you? She has the advantage of her father going through the down spin of fame. She has been taught how to save, and how to be SMART!!! and she IS smart. am I a fan of hers, yes. Go find someone else to pick on seeing as how your own lives aren’t perfect, you have to pick on everyone elses lives that have the things you are missing..love, trust, family, and honor. So get over it and start working on your OWN family, not picking on everyone elses.

    • Keaydee says:

      Duuuuuude….. I just like annoying people who are rich and fameous….. but I’ll stop…… someday…….
      Shin: device for finding furniture in the dark

    • :) says:

      you’re going to get a nasty little wake-up call when you search her on Google images.

  22. solo piano says:

    she’ll be ready for something different in a couple of years…

  23. SheolKer says:

    Typo! Option over learning* makes a lot more sense


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