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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Friday, August 20, 2004
Then this is Aug. 19 followup! They are reunited:)
Lost & Found Dept. (Daily News)
It was lick, lick, lick yesterday as Paris Hilton had a smoochy reunion with her teacup Chihuahua Tinkerbell, who'd been missing for a week. Reps for the hotel heiress wouldn't say who returned the dog or whether Paris would make good on her $5,000 reward offer.
Some wondered if there really was a canine crisis, or whether it was one more bid to build buzz for Hilton's approaching book. One friend insisted, "Please, she doesn't need any more publicity. She really lost her dog."
All the same, the disappearance is bound to help sales of "The Tinkerbell Hilton Diaries," an unauthorized (and, for Paris, unflattering) humor book.
Lost & Found Dept. (Daily News)
It was lick, lick, lick yesterday as Paris Hilton had a smoochy reunion with her teacup Chihuahua Tinkerbell, who'd been missing for a week. Reps for the hotel heiress wouldn't say who returned the dog or whether Paris would make good on her $5,000 reward offer.
Some wondered if there really was a canine crisis, or whether it was one more bid to build buzz for Hilton's approaching book. One friend insisted, "Please, she doesn't need any more publicity. She really lost her dog."
All the same, the disappearance is bound to help sales of "The Tinkerbell Hilton Diaries," an unauthorized (and, for Paris, unflattering) humor book.
