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not enough Emily Osment scenes

posted 21 years ago by macewarrior20
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i think they didnt have enough Emily Osment scenes, cause i find her for some reason attrative even though i am 13.

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[–] macewarrior20 21 years ago

no i am 13

[–] NoArrow 21 years ago

She's eleven man...gross.

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[–] macewarrior20 21 years ago

Dude I am 13, i can't help it if my hormones make me think that some 11 year olds are attrative.

[–] ThatOneChickEmmy 9 years ago

If she's eleven and he's thirteen, then it's not really gross. It's just a two year age difference.

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[–] Maria100 21 years ago

Doesn't Emily kind of look like the guy who plays "Draco Malfoy" in the Harry Potter movie? I just kind of noticed that.

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[–] Maria100 21 years ago

**I mean, like if the guy who played Draco had a sister, not that Emily looks like I guy.

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[–] MinervaMoon 21 years ago

Actually, she kind of looks like the boy who could see dead people in "The Sixth Sense". ^_^ Like Draco Malfoy? Sort of, but I think it's mostly the hair.

I think Darly Sabara is cute (I won't go all pedophile-ish and say "hot"), and I'm 15. I can't believe he lost his curls in Spy Kids III. Speaking of "Game Over," anyway, there were like two Emily Osment scenes, and in the first one, the dialogue was so forced and hokey it made me laugh.

[–] tiny_star_5 20 years ago

Well duh the kid in The Sixth Sense is her brother...

[–] DmannammD 19 years ago

Don't tell me that osment girl is the sister of the mean kid. Ew, she isn't the slightest bit atttractive to me and I am 13 too. If you ask me, carmen cortez is so much hotter, and after seeing the movie, so is the mom, who's real name is carla something (she plays lucille in Sin City)

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[–] ShrunkenHeadonKnightBus 17 years ago

I bet you'd love "Hannah Montana", where Emily Osment is a regular.

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