She Drinks. She Drives. She Does Wine Ads. It’s Paris Hilton!

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AdFreak has an obsession with Paris Hilton and is running a contest with itself to see how many tim es it can post that image of her eating the Carl’s Jr. burger. But it’s all OK because we share the same obsession. We know. It’s unhealthy but as a follow up to the former obsessional post about Paris’ DUI arrest, AdFreak tells us some people feel her fronting Italian wine-maker Proseco isn’t such a great thing. Proseco CEO doesn’t seem to have an issue saying, “Paris Hilton was very pleasant and uncomplicated. I found her to be completely different from the way she is usually portrayed. Nobody else currently embodies carefree lust for life as convincingly and glamorously as Paris Hilton. That’s why she’s matches Rich Prosecco so well.” Who put those words in his mouth? Anyway, yes, this story is just another excuse to share another Paris Hilton photo with you. OK., we’re shutting up now.

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