Paris and Lindsay's downfall has given some other low-grade celebs something to think about.
One who is doing more thinking than talking is Shanna Moakler, the wife of Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker and former star of MTV's "Meet The Barker's." The former beauty queen had a past feud with Paris, especially when Paris was pictured kissing Shanna's husband after the couple separated.
Now, with Paris going to jail and Lindsay going to rehab, C-grade celeb Shanna has decided that it is the end of the "penis posse."
The 'star' posted a blog on her MySpace page, titled, "When you (sic) making 8 million dollars a film... HIRE A DRIVER!!"
Shanna says, "I don't really think anything of it," in regards to Lindsay and Paris' downfall, however she has something to say about it.
Of Paris, Shanna writes, "Karma will be the day she's married and has kids and her husband goes and f**ks a 22 yr old and knocks her up."
She continued, "I don't find happiness in others when they are down, but I sure in hell don't feel bad for people who play the victim constantly and are far from it.
"People who feel it's their job to make people feel beneath them or take opportunities others would die for an shit on them (sic) and frankly make a mockery of."
Lindsay, meanwhile, did not take the attack sitting down.
The 20-year-old troubled star allegedly responded with her own open letter, writing, "I'm going to keep this simple and brief, like her career. For someone who 'doesn't really think anything of it' sure had a mouth load to say.
"Don't blame "young Hollywood" for your F***** UP relationships you old haggard. Maybe if you fixed yourself up a little bit, you wouldn't be so jealous of others.
"You know, a nice face/breast lift, lost a couple pounds (40), got rid of the Paris haircut, and found yourself a decent looking boy toy you wouldn't be so depressed and feel the need to comment on other peoples life's (sic) that you don't know. p.s. your kids are ugly."
If the feud is to continue, Paris and Lindsay may have to find Internet connection while behind bars or in group therapy.
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