Is Britney Spears high?

By purepedantry on February 15, 2007.

Not to be catty, but what the hell is up with that hat? Did Britney Spears skin Santa and send him to a furrier?

Hat-tip: WWTDD.

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The lack of orange-ey sticky cheeto's fingers in the picture makes that impossible to answer. I mean, she could be high but she's just trashy like that. I would say that probably she stole a hooker's boa and decided it would be a good hat.

This chick is a loser! buy a domain name to show how you feel!

shes hot

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