Colonel Panic wrote:

ergo space pig wrote:This is kind of a lame and pointless story. GIRL WHO HAPPENS TO HAVE FAMOUS PARENTS GETS A JOB LIKE A NORMAL HUMAN BEING. she a 16 year old girl. 16 year old girls do stuff.

I wonder how many other 16-year-olds they have interning there at Rolling Stone.

Plenty of 18-19 year olds do the same thing. And can you tell me that you honestly care about the fairness of intern hiring at Rolling Stone?

Good for her.

You got a crazy mom and a dad who killed himself when you were an infant, and a bunch of internet dudes saying shit about you on the internet all the time.

And you're only 16, rich as shit, with a license to do absolutely nothing.

Yet she goes and does something.

So good for her.

She seems ok. The sporty type - nothing like her parents, which is the way to go...



Can't say I'd like to be in her shoes though.

Am I weird for knowing that she's actually only 15, not 16.

Born Aug. 18, 1992.

Sheesh, not even a kid; still a child.

ergo space pig wrote:Plenty of 18-19 year olds do the same thing. And can you tell me that you honestly care about the fairness of intern hiring at Rolling Stone?

No, not really. I just find it funny that it made the news.

All cynicism aside, I do wish the best for her and I hope she contributes some great things to the collective consciousness. She definitely has a unique point of view on the matter.

I'm fine as long as she doesn't start a band. When that happens is when I'll get worried.

i don't think she's all that bad looking...she seems to be doing rather well...good on her...


courtney love looks like she should have been in the windowlicker video...

Colonel Panic wrote:I wonder how many other 16-year-olds they have interning there at Rolling Stone.

All redactor's son's and daughter's...

Colonel Panic wrote:I wonder how many other 16-year-olds they have interning there at Rolling Stone.

All redactor's sons and daughters...

She may not have known her father but that's marginally better than having Steve Coogan as a step dad.

I imagine that she's a strong kid.