1. dont make me dislike her tmz,,,enough with the over exposure...

Posted at 10:40AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by roughdaddy

2. Her and Seal were in Las Vegas and wouldn't tip anyone.

Posted at 10:46AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Lenn K.

3. She's never looked better!! Too bad it can't cover her bad attitude...!!

Posted at 10:58AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by rudewaitress

4. You guys are just JEALOUSSSSSSSSS! Colorado Christmas rocks.

Posted at 10:58AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by mia

5. Skiing Aspen is heavenly, whatchtalkinabout? Just LOOK at those fluffy flakes. Looks like a Christmas wonderland to me.
I'd hurry right by Klum in my race to that hill. Ski fever trumps sighting celebrity.

Posted at 11:13AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Ski Bunny

6. Why is there all this fuss over Heidi Klum? There are much hotter models than her... she's a has been!

Posted at 11:19AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by John

7. You got THAT right, TMZ... We Germans sure ARE a tough bunch... and we can kick your a**s when we want to!

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 11:24AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Jeanie

8. Germans are a tough bunch but Americans have always been and will forever be better. Heidi must really enjoy living in Aspen Colorado. She has been there for years now. It is a beautiful American mountain.

Posted at 11:49AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Grace E.

9. CO Christmas' ARE the best!!! But um, someone should tell her that it's not really a good idea to put your infant in a freaking sled, nor is it a good idea to take an infant out in a blizzard.

Posted at 11:53AM on Dec 23rd 2007 by anon

10. Gracie, you're a silly girl. I'm an American and I'm also German.

Posted at 12:16PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Jeanie

11. germans are sexually sick,,,right after the japanesse....

Posted at 12:25PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by roughdaddy

12. Nice day to take your child out shopping! Duh!

Posted at 12:42PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by PJ

13. Hey, you don't stop living 'cuz there's a little bit of snow, lol. Nothing better than a walk in the snowy wonderland, but the trick is dressing properly for it. It simply adds another dimension to living. Nothing rosier than a kid's cheeks when they come in from playing in the snow. Big people, too. You just use your brain about it. Do you think nobody takes their kids out in Canada in the winter for 4 months a year ? Lol. Everyone drives to work every day, in huge cities, in -30 degrees with minus 45 windchill, and nobody bats an eye. You wear layers, a hat, gloves, sometimes a scarf, and good, warm non-slip boots.
I shovel 2 foot drifts off of a huge triple driveway and sidewalks, plug in my car at night to keep the block from freezing, and clean the snow and ice off my car with a scraper. You have the car running with the heater on while you do it, to warm the car for the drive. When you drive, you account for the ice just like a skater. You simply take your time. If you've lived it, it's really no big deal. It's the extreme heat, earthquakes, and tornadoes I couldn't deal with. You walk, shop, skate, cross country ski, toboggan, snow-man and fort build, or go to movies or out to eat, or stay in, and then spring, summer, and fall comes. I love living in four seasons, but I guess it's what you're used to. I prefer extreme cold to extreme heat. Germans live in four seasons as well, as so do most of the northern U.S. states. No. Big. Deal. Aspen is luxury incarnate. A walk during a snow is a treat when you're dressed warmly.

Posted at 12:59PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Flames Fan

14. Looks like the hoards of paparazzi lose their initiative the moment a little snow hits the ground. Perhaps more celebs should make it the Christmas destination of choice. Let's see how long the photo hounds last in front of Brittany's wheels then!!

LOL

Posted at 1:01PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by Dexter

15.
Seal-boy mr. low IQ is hopefully history in 2008 - now that is a resolution

Posted at 1:05PM on Dec 23rd 2007 by L