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Paula Abdul's Crazy Train Comes to Town

Paula Abdul could barely walk down the AMA red carpet last night ... and it had nothing to do with her state of mind.

Paula Abdul

The 47-year-old former "American Idol" judge was incapacitated by the train of her Morticia Addams gown and required the assistance of three minions to get her to safety.

Keeping Paula upright is a full time job.



Tags: AMAs, Paula Abdul, PaulaAbdul, train

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1. What an extremely stupid dress to wear...

Posted at 9:43AM on Nov 23rd 2009 by FlamingoNut

2. Oh Paula!!!

http://www.jamaica-fact-fest.com

Posted at 9:50AM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Jamfest

3. Is it just me, or does one of those minions look like Adam Lambert?

Posted at 12:00PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by mom

4. Where did Paula's boobs go?

Posted at 10:26AM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Walter

5. Forget Paula it's all about that chick about to give us ass crack...LOVELY.
Nice view GURL !! Aint 'cha proud.

Posted at 10:31AM on Nov 23rd 2009 by TMZBoy

6. I LIKE ME SOME PAULA.

Posted at 3:31PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by CRAZY IS AS CRAZY DOES

7. Lana Turner had a Mermaid sheath, she wore to her AA nomination for Peyton Place. A nude "color" under garment with white lace over,strapless, the "mermaid-tail" started at knees, with 3 graduating in size large ruffles. She was stunning.knew how to carry off glamore--somehow having 3 people hanging off the tail of Paula's gown loses it's glamore and becomes silly.

Posted at 11:37AM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Goldie

8. Paula is an over-rated pig. I'm glad the bitch is no longer working with "American Idol". I got tired of seeing her cry every time she got rejected by a male performer. Which was every f--king week.

Posted at 2:25PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by David M.

9. I cried when I heard that Paula got kicked off "American Idol". I cried for joy!!!!!! What a dumb, ugly, crying all the time, low life she is. Can we count on never seeing you again Paula Abdul Osama?

Posted at 11:21PM on Nov 23rd 2009 by Nhi

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