Reports have surfaced that the Associated Press has already begun to prepare Britney Spears' obituary -- presumably because of all that darn mental instability, substance abuse and vehicular irresponsibility.
"We are not wishing it, but if Britney passed away, it’s easily one of the biggest stories in a long time," AP entertainment editor Jesse Washington tells Us.
Well, jokes on them -- because the Associated Press just became responsible for ensuring Britney Spears a long and healthy life. It's called reverse psychology, my friends. Because when the hell has Britney
ever done
anything she's told? Whether it's "show up at court," or "die a tragic death" -- Britney Spears will do whatever the opposite is of anything you tell her. After this, I think it's pretty safe to assume she'll will live to be 115 years old.
Reverse Psychology: A technique of convincing a person that they will not succeed in hopes that it will spur them to succeed; typically by employing pessimism in order to effect a positive outcome.
Apparently, newspapers pre-write obituaries for most famous personalities, healthy or not.
I hate articles in which the writer implies they wish the person's death. That's when the joke ends.