Charles Barkley: ‘We Should Line All These Paparazzi People Up and Shoot em’

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Charles Barkley: ‘We Should Line All These Paparazzi People Up and Shoot em’
FanHouse found this 7/12/2008 on larrybrownsports.com [flag]
The always opinionated and controversial Charles Barkley joined JT The Brick on Fox Sports Radio at the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Lake Tahoe. The two got to talking about the way Alex Rodriguez is treated by the media in New York and the paparazzi in general. Sir Charles, as usual, had quite the strong opinion on the matter as he took up for A-Rod. Here’s a snippet ... [link]

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Charles Barkley Thinks We 'Should Line Up All the Paparazzi People Up and Shoot Them'
Published 7/12/2008 at FanHouse
Filed under: Yankees, AL East, MLB Media Watch We've already heard from just about everyone re: MaRodonna. I think it's amusing, you don't seem to care and Jose Canseco just wants them to stop being so selfish and think about him for a little bit. Now, apparently, it's Charles Barkley's turn to talk about it. Via LBS comes another anti-media quote by Sir Charles in which he thinks not so fond thoughts about the paparazzi who are hawking Alex Rodriguez down for photos. Those people are so ...

Sir Charles Doesn’t Like the Paparazzi at All
Published 7/14/2008 by Marcel Mutoni at SLAM Online
“First off, we should line all these paparazzi people up and shoot ‘em.” © Marcel Mutoni for SLAM Online, 2008. | Permalink | One comment Add to del.icio.us Search blogs linking this post ...

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