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Pole-dancing Miley Cyrus and Robert Pattinson - perfectly awful together

A match made in heaven for gossip fans!

BUZZ BRADY

IrishCentral.Com Showbiz Columnist

Published Tuesday, August 11, 2009, 9:54 AM

Updated Wednesday, August 12, 2009, 9:29 AM

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Oh no - Miley Cyrus and Robert Pattinson have really gone and done it now!

They have made Jimmy Fallon's Day. The Irish late night host who regularly mocks Robert Pattinson will have great fun with this I can see.

Miley Cyrus is interested in Rob Pattinson. She said so after the "Teen Choice" awards at the weekend.

Her Tweet yesterday said it all: "Give a hug to Rob Pattinson-- ok girls i get it now -- so cute-- sorry about all my bashing in the past."

That last is a reference to earlier snooty comments that she was "not a huge fan" of RP and that girls were in love with the character Edward Cullen, not RP.

Miley was dressed in a short-short mini-skirt at the awards.

This girl is turning into Britney - "wanna see my underwear" - Spears mark two. She was only a half inch away from that on Saturday night.

She wants out of the Disney juvenile play acting and to strut her stuff.

You go girl!

If she hooks up with RPatz then two of the most overblown and underachieving egos in the universe may soon be colliding - and I don't mean Miley.

How awful. Well maybe not. Think of RPatz's future father in-law, the awful Billy Ray Cyrus -- he's the worst.

He's living off his star kid while giving the worst acting performances in history .

Have you seen him? He'd give you nightmares faster than a vampire. He's the Toledo Mud Hens of the acting major leagues.

Maybe he'd get into the "Twilight" movies - he and Patz would have something in common - two of the worst actors on earth hamming it up.

I'd travel 5,000 miles to see that.

Patz doesn't wash, it appears and Billy doesn't act.

Together they could make a great soap opera.

Oh Miley, please go ahead and get hooked up.

Rob would be perfect for you; and us, your lonely gossip hounds, distraught since Britney went straight.

This has got everything big hair, big egos, big idiots.

Don't let us down.

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Posted by ashvina on Dec 15, 2009, 12:17 PM EST

what the Hell???!!! why is this author after Rob like this??!!! always calling him a bad actor!!! well, if every1 his own opinion, i would say that Rob Pattinson is a very good actor and all the attention he's getting is well-deserved. Rob is really cool, handsome, sexy and a very good actor!!! wonder if this author likes any actor or celebrity at all.........

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