Jessica Simpson lesbian shocker!
It's true! Jessica Simpson has a new song where the lyrics go like this:
"Hey, Amanda, I see you looking over here, baby
Are you gonna keep looking, or get up & talk to me
Here's an opportunity, that you don't wanna miss tonight."
Of course, it's all a big dirty trick to get publicity, but not in the way you might think. She's released a 'personalised' version of her new single A Public Affair where you can get your own name put into the song's lyrics. The choices include such un-musical names as Ian, Sharon and, yes, Simpson's ex-husband Nick.
The only catch is you have to download it for a hefty $1.99 from Yahoo's music website.
Well, that and the fact that the song is a piss-poor imitation of Madonna's Holiday. But, hey, it's got your name in it.
What's more interesting about the track is that it's being offered without any form of copy protection. That means you can transfer it to other computers, burn it to CD as often as you like, and put it onto any MP3 player of your choice. It may not sound like much, but these are things you cannot do with a track purchased from iTunes, for example.
Best of all, this move has been made by Sony - who only last year were installing virus-like software on people's computers when they tried to play one of their own CDs. It'll be interesting to see whether this experiment catches on - and, if it does, whether the prices will be similarly high.
By the way, if you're here after searching for "Jessica Simpson +lesbian sex" on google: Shame on you - you sick, sick puppy.
Yahoo music: Jessica for you
Are you gonna keep looking, or get up & talk to me
Here's an opportunity, that you don't wanna miss tonight."
Of course, it's all a big dirty trick to get publicity, but not in the way you might think. She's released a 'personalised' version of her new single A Public Affair where you can get your own name put into the song's lyrics. The choices include such un-musical names as Ian, Sharon and, yes, Simpson's ex-husband Nick.The only catch is you have to download it for a hefty $1.99 from Yahoo's music website.
Well, that and the fact that the song is a piss-poor imitation of Madonna's Holiday. But, hey, it's got your name in it.
What's more interesting about the track is that it's being offered without any form of copy protection. That means you can transfer it to other computers, burn it to CD as often as you like, and put it onto any MP3 player of your choice. It may not sound like much, but these are things you cannot do with a track purchased from iTunes, for example.
Best of all, this move has been made by Sony - who only last year were installing virus-like software on people's computers when they tried to play one of their own CDs. It'll be interesting to see whether this experiment catches on - and, if it does, whether the prices will be similarly high.
By the way, if you're here after searching for "Jessica Simpson +lesbian sex" on google: Shame on you - you sick, sick puppy.
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