Miranda Kerr

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Can't say I agree. If you can't even express your displeasure at incompetency, then you'll always be a doormat. I think the comment was warranted. It's real. Not scripted, unfiltered. I wouldn't mix up professionalism with being fake.

That's fine. But I'll disagree with this and say that you can't just say anything you want to anybody. Everybody is not going to take it. You never know who you're talking to and what kind of frame of mind their in. You can express your displeasure without calling someone out of their name. That's my opinion.
 
That's fine. But I'll disagree with this and say that you can't just say anything you want to anybody. Everybody is not going to take it. You never know who you're talking to and what kind of frame of mind their in. You can express your displeasure without calling someone out of their name. That's my opinion.

And I'd say it was her natural reaction that didn't need it's own article and coverage. It makes complete sense where the comment came from if the driver was incompetent at his job and caused her to be late for her job. Of course you can express your opinion without calling a name, but had she said "Incompetent driver" vs "Stupid driver", wouldn't have made a difference. With that kind of logic, she could have called him much worse or she could have just found another driver to do his job. :rolleyes:
 
There's being fake and having a sense of decorum. It was tacky.

That's fine. But I'll disagree with this and say that you can't just say anything you want to anybody. Everybody is not going to take it. You never know who you're talking to and what kind of frame of mind their in. You can express your displeasure without calling someone out of their name. That's my opinion.

Agreed. Can't help it but I look at her differently now.
 
And I'd say it was her natural reaction that didn't need it's own article and coverage. It makes complete sense where the comment came from if the driver was incompetent at his job and caused her to be late for her job. Of course you can express your opinion without calling a name, but had she said "Incompetent driver" vs "Stupid driver", wouldn't have made a difference. With that kind of logic, she could have called him much worse or she could have just found another driver to do his job. :rolleyes:

Sure to berate somebody for screwing up is the natural reaction for a Diva. Typical Diva behavior. Whether or not it needed its own article is a different debate. That is all I got to say about it.
 
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Orlando Bloom carries his adorable son Flynn, 2, on his shoulders while out for a night on the town with wife Miranda Kerr on Monday evening (October 7) in New York City.

The 36-year-old actor spent his night off from his Broadway play Romeo and Juliet with his family – so cute!

The next day, Miranda was spotted holding hands with her adorable son as the duo headed out in the big Apple
 

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i don't think her comment was a big deal and the fact that it is even news means this society is so damn trite. i mean who really cares that Miranda Kerr called someone stupid? she didn't cuss anyone out. gosh.
 
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