your “little comment” was an illogical and unfair attack on Hyori. As a genuine fan of Hyori it was necessary for me to challenge your BS…. Your the freak who makes up different user names and have them talk to each other. Thats really psycho! You’re probably the same one who used different nicknames to attack a single user in the Honey Lee posts.

PS. You’re a freak!!!!

You act like Hyori’s your girlfriend friend or something. That’s some weird sycho sh t you’re dealing with. Hope you don’t have posters of Hyori all over your bedroom. Jizzle Wizzle.

I also made the point in another post – there is NOTHING wrong with a celeb using their fame to promote a cause. Western celebs do this all the time (eg. bono and clooney).

Also, Hyori has a new album out, so you will hear a lot more of her in months to come. Hopefully the increased media exposure of Hyori will cause you more discomfort and distress ….

“lets focus on the issue……not on Hyori’s bod”. When did I mention Hyori’s figure in my last respose to you?…. Yes, certain thoughts can be sinful, such as the dark negative thoughts of jealousy and hatred you have for Hyori.

You miss the point, Madonna/Jolie are just recent examples, of celebs that have copied an old idea, or shall we say a trend of charitable work for publicity.

Why not take on a new cause/charity and be original. The photo op (photo opportunity as called in the entertainment business) of a celeb being surrounded by poor starving children is a guaranteed tear jerker.

But as we all know, Hyori’s career is on the downslide, so let’s see what she’ll do next to keep her career a float.

Let’s focus on the issue christianpete, not on Hyori’s bod. Remember thoughts are also sinful. Get grip on yourself.

Before madonna and jolie there were dozens of other celebs who have done charity work in Africa, so are madonna and jolie copy cats too?

To quote your words…
“i dont care whether you think im rude or not. im EXPRESSING my opinions” – the same goes for us.