I GOT MY COOKIES FROM HONEY BOO BOO!

BUT....The Girl Scouts aren't letting HONEY BOO BOO sell their cookies online anymore because it gives her an UNFAIR ADVANTAGE.  

Honey Boo Boo put an ad for the cookies on her Facebook page but the Girl Scouts made her take it down, because online selling by anyone is against the rules.

Honey Boo Boo's MAMA JUNE says they've been helping this friend sell her cookies for three years, and they're going to keep helping, even if they can't do it online.

She says, quote, "If I can raise more money for a troop, whoever they are, especially in an area where they don't get a lot of money, and parents can't afford to buy a ton of cookies, why wouldn't I help?

"We're doing nothing wrong."

AGREED MAMA JUNE!!  AGREED!

Don't worry...the wedding is still on!

NEIL PATRICK HARRIS is denying a "National Enquirer" report that he called off his wedding because he and partner DAVID BURTKA had a huge fight.

He Tweeted, quote, "The Nat Enq is cray cray.  We've never had a wedding date, just engaged (Prop 8 and all).  We're on a cruise as I write.  He's rad.  All good."

Why doesn't he just ask RHOM friend Lea Black for some help!?

Dirtbag JOE FRANCIS is putting his "Girls Gone Wild" franchise under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, in order to avoid paying a nearly $30 million debt to a casino owner.  Here's the deal:

Back in 2007, Francis lost $2 million at the Wynn Casino in Las Vegas.  By the following year, he still hadn't paid up, so owner STEVE WYNN sued him.

Francis accused the Wynn of using hookers and other deceptive practices to keep him gambling while his losses piled up.  So Wynn sued him AGAIN . . . this time for defamation.  And he won a $20 million judgment.

That judgment was awarded by a Los Angeles court.  Wynn also got a $7.5 million defamation judgment in Nevada.  Add in Joe's original debt and it comes to $29.5 million.

Joe seems to think that bankruptcy will keep him from paying, but a spokesman for Wynn points out that it's JOE who owes the money, not "Girls Gone Wild" . . . so he's going to keep going after it.

Meanwhile, Joe says "Girls Gone Wild" remains strong financially despite the bankruptcy, and it'll be, quote, "business as usual" for the company.

90210...no more.