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Funny you say that considering her racist jokes, and you seem to intensly hate absolutely everything that is not 100% politically correct.Kupek wrote:Sarah Silverman is fucking hilarious.
Your idea of calling someone out for being stupid is whining about things you find offensive, no matter how trivial.Kupek wrote:You think that because that's how you rationalize it when I call you out for being stupid.
Nah, she's just doing current event jokes, she's gone after other celebrities in the news.The Seeker wrote: Anyway, what it all boils down to is that Sarah Silverman is just trying to vulture off of someone much more famous than her, lame.
Yeah, fuck those dudes with a social conscience. You can definitely trust someone under the influence of a psychoactive drug to know how that psychoactive drug has affected their vision, information processing, reflexes and coordination. I mean, what harm could come of them being wrong?Flip wrote:Man, you must be that annoying ass guy at parties who takes keys and wont let anyone leave, even if they just played a few games of beerpong.
Taxi.Even when i take the metro (subway) i have to drive to and from the station, you cant avoid it in the suburbs.
We have differing definitions of DUI's-- I would normally consider it over the legal limit...but even now that's getting a little too low. I have no issue with having 1-2 drinks and driving home, even though I'd wait at least an hour to drive anyway. I'm talking about people who have no business being behind a motor vehicle and them being so puts others on the road in danger.Flip wrote:If you've never driven tipsy or buzzed then i call b.s.
According to Tess we should all have a limb sawed off.
Yeah, heard that on the radio today. There actually should be a decision by now, but I don't care to look for itTessian wrote:Don't quote me on this just yet...but there are unconfirmed reports that the DA and/or Judge have called Paris back to jail...the Sheriff is in an assload of trouble cause it sounds like she decided this on her own.
That actually sounds like a pretty probable description of what's going on, dude. If you've been hopped up for...well, a few years, probably, when you detox you're going to wig out.Barret wrote:Yeah Paris getting out really hurts the justice system. California law is now the laughing stock of the country. It really means now that celebs are now considered "Above the Law". A medical condition...my fucking ass. She's having panic attacks because she's been so doped up with whatever she's coming down hard. (The panic attack thing I made up but I wouldn't put it past her to use that tactic to get out.)
Gotta agree with the judge.Nev wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/TV/06/0 ... index.html
She just got taken back to jail, literally kicking and screaming. That's a bad, bad meltdown, right there.
It was 45 days and she would be eligible to get out in 23. Now because of this BS going on she'll prob do the entire 45.Barret wrote:Ok, before this whole fiasco she was supposed to spend 23 days in prison correct? Now the judge sentenced her to the entire 45? Am I correct? If so, WAY TO GO JUDGE!!!
I don't think she's going to prison. AFAIK most sentences under two months or so are usually in a city or county jail, which isn't pleasant, but is a far cry from prison. I dunno the specifics, but usually you don't go to prison for a reckless driving charge unless you kill someone or are a serious repeat offender, I think anyway.Barret wrote:Ok, before this whole fiasco she was supposed to spend 23 days in prison correct? Now the judge sentenced her to the entire 45? Am I correct? If so, WAY TO GO JUDGE!!!
I'm not sure exactly where she is...some say county jail, but then again she's in the "special" section where they put cops and high level white peop...I mean collar criminals.Nev wrote:I don't think she's going to prison. AFAIK most sentences under two months or so are usually in a city or county jail, which isn't pleasant, but is a far cry from prison. I dunno the specifics, but usually you don't go to prison for a reckless driving charge unless you kill someone or are a serious repeat offender, I think anyway.Barret wrote:Ok, before this whole fiasco she was supposed to spend 23 days in prison correct? Now the judge sentenced her to the entire 45? Am I correct? If so, WAY TO GO JUDGE!!!
Apparently Michelle Rodriguez (Spanish chick from Fast and Furious and RE) got off with house arrest on a similar charge. I'm sure that's what Hilton was lookin' for.Tessian wrote:I'm not sure exactly where she is...some say county jail, but then again she's in the "special" section where they put cops and high level white peop...I mean collar criminals.Nev wrote:I don't think she's going to prison. AFAIK most sentences under two months or so are usually in a city or county jail, which isn't pleasant, but is a far cry from prison. I dunno the specifics, but usually you don't go to prison for a reckless driving charge unless you kill someone or are a serious repeat offender, I think anyway.Barret wrote:Ok, before this whole fiasco she was supposed to spend 23 days in prison correct? Now the judge sentenced her to the entire 45? Am I correct? If so, WAY TO GO JUDGE!!!
During sentencing the judge SPECIFICALLY said she could NOT spend any of this time under house arrest...and the sheriff goes and pulls this shit. wtf?
I have to question a justice system where a sentenced criminals can't have truck-loads of parties while under house arrest...Zeus wrote: She also apparently had a party truck at her house yesterday for a party Friday night. I'm sure that impressed the judge much....
Besides her arrogance and elitism attitude, she is basically right now the embodiment of the belief that the rich are above the law and this current event up until now was proving just that.The Seeker wrote:I think I like Paris Hilton, she didn't do anything to you guys and yet you are taking near aneurysms due to the anger she has caused you. I haven't been able to figure out what she did to make you angry, but I like her for it =)
Plus she's rich, and that's hot =)
From everything I"ve heard, it really does appear to be grandstanding on the part of the judge. That sprinkled with jealously as well.Nev wrote:Well, actually and interestingly, I found out today that most people in Paris' situation *would* have been let out after four days. Most likely she's back in jail now *because* she's rich and famous, not the opposite.
Maybe if consensual crime laws were banished, we wouldn't have fucking overcrowding in the jails.Nev wrote:There's a 10% rule in effect for "minor" offenses in California because our prisons are so crowded. After serving 10% of your time, if you're a nonviolent offender, they may either let you out, or put you under house arrest, to reduce overcrowding.
The point of putting somebody in jail is to punish them, to teach them a leason and hopefully learn that certain actions will lead to freedoms being taken away. A house arrest doesn't teach anybody anything and is a joke to the justice system. While it would earn more money for the state, in the end, it would end up taking the life of somebody else when she starts drunk driving again.Nev wrote:Though, for what it's worth, my mom thinks they should have given her house arrest and a massive fine. I had to think there was some logic in that. The state would make some money off this instead of paying for her incarceration, in that case.
George Bush's group doesn't come to mind first?Tessian wrote:Besides her arrogance and elitism attitude, she is basically right now the embodiment of the belief that the rich are above the law and this current event up until now was proving just that.
