Jumping on the Bieber Bandwagon

Photo Courtesy: http://www.hereisthecity.com

I’d like to think that I don’t take part in the bandwagon effect, but then I start thinking back to all the fads I participated in and realized I’m the definition of jumping on the bandwagon. I even took the time to make a list.

Kari’s Bandwagon List:

I raised a Furby
I #killedit in my jean jacket with patches
Begged my mom to travel the state with me for every single beanie baby ever made

These are only 3 of the many, many fads I found myself involved in and that’s before I turned 15!

Anywho, as I’m sure you’ve heard, Justin Bieber was arrested a few days ago in Miami for drag racing and driving under the influence of some beer, pot and prescription pills. I also heard that the Bieb’s dad was setting up the drag race course and the Biebs scooped the pills from his mom. Ruh oh. It was inevitable that JB was going to have an arrest under his belt and I’m actually surprised it took this long. Even though I don’t condone what he did, I do love a good celebrity mug shot!

So with this post, I would like to share the Bieb’s mug shot (only to boost my click thru rate) and my fav celeb mug shots of all time. Well, so far.

Reese Witherspoon

I only choose Reese because of the redic things she said to the police office when her and her husband got pulled over for driving a little wild.

Reese hollered the following at an officer of the law:

“Do you know my name, sir?”
“I’m a U.S. citizen. I’m allowed to stand on American ground and ask any question.”
“You’re harassing me as an American citizen. You better not arrest me.”

Who knew Reese was such a fan of America?

Photo Courtesy: http://www.cnn.com

Mel Gibson

Remember that time Mel Gibson was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving? Mel’s mood took a hard right turn straight to hell and when he laid his eyes on a female officer he asked, “What do you think you’re looking at, sugar tits?”

Clearly, I don’t agree with what Mel said, but how unexpected was that question? At what point does your brain say, “Hey, these two words work well together.” Apparently this phrase really impacted pop culture because someone took the time to manufacture a t-shirt.