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Cluck You, Mila Kunis

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EDIT: As predicted, the lawsuit is indeed frivolous, and Mila’s response is cluckin’ awesome.

In the wee hours of morning, I read an article on TMZ which had me scratching my head, wondering if I was indeed still asleep.

Mila Kunis Sued – You Stole My Chicken, So Cluck You.

Instantly, I (incorrectly) assumed that this had something to do with an errant package of organic chicken breasts at Whole Foods Market, or a similar misunderstanding of LA-style proportions.

So, you could have knocked me over with a feather (pun totally intended) when I learned that Mila is actually being sued by a former childhood friend – I’m talking about a friend from 25 years ago, making Mila just 6 years old – who claims that Mila stole her beloved pet chicken. What ensued was years of pain, suffering and anguish, and eventually, therapy, which Kristina Karo (the quack in question – again, totally punny) now claims Mila is responsible for.
0421-mila-kunis-kristina-doggie-karo-getty-instagram-4(^^ That’s a TMZ photo. In case you’re wondering, the chicken’s name was “Doggie”.)

You can read the full article here, which includes quotes like “Kristina says Mila’s conduct has prevented her from pursuing the American dream,” and “Kristina now needs shrink money, and a little extra for all the emotional distress … in all, $5k.”

Now whether I believe this is a frivolous lawsuit is besides the point, because all I want to do is discuss the issue of sh*t little girls do. Little girls make you feel bad about wearing pink when everyone else is wearing purple. Little girls take their skipping rope away just as it becomes your turn at Double Dutch. And sometimes, little girls steal your chickens.

Grow up. Move on. Buy another chicken to show you’ve grown up and moved on. 

I’m willing to bet that every single person (woman or man) reading this post will agree that at some point in their formative years, someone was a real jerk to them. I wore pink instead of purple and hell yeah the skipping rope was taken away more than once. But I didn’t let it break me. And it makes me irrationally angry when seemingly sane adults blame others for their shortcomings, dwelling on fictional wrongdoings that they’re convinced have impacted their lives.

A word to the wise: be awesome. Work at being awesome, every single minute of every single day. If you still believe in “mean girls”, you’ll only be as successful as a jilted high school junior.

Also? I cluckin’ love Mila Kunis.

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  2. nicolthepickle

    That is ridic. As my teenage sibling would say.
    But I totally agree, Grow up, move on, cover in love, all of those things.

  4. Margaret Imecs

    Yeah, when you’re famous you can expect that everyone remembers you and will want to squeeze some money out of you no matter what. Its a sad reality.

  9. Guppy

    Call me skeptical but unless I saw a copy of the filed court papers I’m calling publicity stunt. I heard of this Kristina ages ago when her strange music videos started. I’m guessing she just need some press/ public attention….

  10. Susan T.

    Cluck, cluck, cluck, ha, ha, ha, cluck, cluck! Mean girls totally suck but you can’t blame a 6 year old for anything!

  11. Treen Goodwin

    Craziness i’d say lol grow up , and move on is right :) lifes to short for stuff like this

  12. loucheryl

    I saw this on TMZ’s Twitter feed last night and thought WTF? Seriously? Give me a break.

  14. Tricha F.

    Haha! I saw this on TMZ and thought, “what the heck?”. Someone is looking for publicity. This is simply ridiculous!

  19. Debbie S.

    Yes, I seen this, and all I could think was really? Get on with life all ready was what I thought.

  20. Melinda L.

    Is she serious?! Like hello?! Just move on, she’s clearly barking up the wrong tree.

  23. Debbie White Beattie

    I can’t believe the things that Americans sue for, but I guess that’s why they say their courts are so backed up.