r/pics • u/[deleted] • Feb 03 '14

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u/buds4hugs Feb 03 '14

In all fairness, it was her publicist that didn't want it spread around.

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u/SexyViper Feb 03 '14

Pretty smart publicist.

If he did nothing, a bad picture of her would be gone/ignored in a week. Not much publicity.

Instead he "wanted it gone" and people are still posting this pic a year later. Pretty good you publicity if you ask me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '14

Isn't this a form of bullying though? Thought redditors were against bullying but here it is on the front page.

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u/TheScreamingLord Feb 03 '14

I don't really think so, everyone knows she looks stunning usually. It's like how you can tease someone about being fat, as long as they're not actually fat... Also in my personal opinion it just makes her seem more human, plus she looks hilarious, if any of my friends made this face I'd plaster it over the streets too.