Word: blabbed
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...said nothing incendiary but did blab to the stranger about subjects best left for pillow talk: Conservative leader William Hague "sounds like a puppet," Tony Blair "doesn't understand the countryside," and "his wife is even worse," Blair's budget is "a load of pap." These are the standard opinions of well-bred Tories, and even the "sheik's" paper, the News of the World, took the deal when Buckingham Palace offered an on-the-record interview in exchange for the tapes. MY EDWARD IS NOT GAY, blared the headline (which, unbelievably, the Palace approved); we also learned that Sophie...
...send Calista Flockhart a teddy bear.) The best part about all this self-destructive behavior is that now we can play doctor and diagnose it! America has become pop psychology central—all of us can recommend a good therapist, self-medicate and blab about codependency, personality and eating disorders, depression, psychotherapy, serotonin, etc. with relative ease. And who better to practice on than these crashing-and-burning stars? Here are some recent case studies...
Matthew F. Delmond '00 has a story about one of his blockmates that he couldn't wait to blab. The tale revolves around another perennial pre-frosh dilemma: the guest bathing. "She was getting out of the shower--naked--when her host's boyfriend walked into the bathroom. l guess he just stared at her in shock for like five seconds...
...proof that no one, once famous, will ever willingly recede into obscurity. As First Lady, her failure to use her platform to speak out on the issues was accepted because of her conviction that people like her didn't blab about themselves. But now there's product to move. When told that she doesn't sound like herself, that she's a lot more acerbic, she says, "Well then, you don't really know me." No, not really, after...