Paris Hilton reading a book: Could she be a geek?

August 18, 2008 by Kiltak |

It’s not just ANY book—check this out:

Paris Hilton Picture - The Sexy Geek?

First, there was that amazing video on Funny or Die, and now… this?

Yes, in this picture, Paris is reading Sun Tzu’s Art of War, the book used for centuries by generals and businessmen to overcome seemingly unsurpassable obstacles and dominate their enemies.

Deep down inside, could Paris Hilton be a geek? Or is her marketing agency trying to make people forget her blonde side and get some geek creds? I know that since she filmed that presidential campaign spoof a few weeks ago, the blogosphere has erupted with nothing but sympathy toward her, and people are now saying that she must not be so dumb after all. Word is that she did the whole “commercial” without cue cards… the little darling memorized those big words and delivered them with aplomb.

If you’re one of the rare person who hasn’t seen it yet, here it is, for your viewing enjoyment.

[Picture source: Flickr]

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4 Comments »

Comment by Binary Assassin
2008-08-19 05:05:39

HAHAHA! I like it!

p.s. ok. Paris is really sexy with the glasses. lol ;P

 
Comment by S
2008-08-19 07:59:54

“dominate their enemies” - kim kardashian’s ass had better watch out

 
Comment by ImFeelinLucky
2008-08-19 10:20:23

A picture of Paris holding Art of War? Photoshopped, no doubt. I’m guessing the book in the real photo had Fabio on the cover.

Comment by Mickey Blue Eyes
2008-08-20 05:33:58

I agree! Definitely photoshopped! That photo is about as real as an Iranian missile launch.

If the book she’s “reading” doesn’t have Fabio on the cover, it is probably “Hooked on Phonics” or “Clifford Goes To The Zoo”.

Unless there is a picture book version of “Art of War”, it could be Zap Brannigan’s “Big Book of War”.

 
 
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