In a column on The Huffington Post Sunday, Spelling cited a November 16 Los Angeles Times article about Spears driving over the feet of a sheriff’s deputy and two photographers."Enough. It's time to leave this girl alone," she wrote. "She didn't run over the feet of the two paparazzi or one sheriff's deputy on purpose. I've seen 'breaking news' of her driving on many networks, and I don't think her aim is that good."
When it comes to Spears coverage, Spelling said, "Feet must not count. We've already learned they are just misdemeanors. Fortunately, the foot faults do not seem [to] have resulted in any injuries to the three victims."
But she warned, "that can't be the case for Spears, though, or her children whose terrified faces we see each time the paparazzi invade her car to get new photos.
"Three feet is enough," she continued. "We all know that something terrible is destined to happen to Spears, her kids, one of the photographers or innocent bystanders if she isn't given a few feet of space and privacy. How about a time out?"
Hey Candy, how about you keep working on your relationship with your daughter Tori rather than talk to the Huffington Post about Britney? You say to give Britney a break, how about she give the pap-smears a break? I'd like someone to hold her for ransom just so her weave isn't exposed to any cameras for a few days!
**Last post of the day you sexy bitches! Have a good night!**
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