Paris To Make a Run for the Border

181. PARIS TO NICOLE: "WHAT'S UP BITCH"
NICOLE TO PARIS "WHAT'S UP BITCH"
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Posted at 2:22AM on Jun 26th 2007 by YOU IDIOTS

182. BEFORE THE INTERVIEW ON WED.

PARIS IS CURRENTLY GETTING A BRAIN TRANS PLANT EQUIPPED WITH ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. THEY WILL PUT A PLUG IN HER EAR AND HELP HER ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

Posted at 2:25AM on Jun 26th 2007 by YOU IDIOTS

183. Of course the media will not leave this lovely young woman alone. They make money because of her. I personally hope she puts this incident behind her and is able to not get caught up in the behavior that caused her these problems.

I wish her all the success she deserves and hope she never again falls prey to thinking that money can relieve her of the consequences of her own actions.

Posted at 2:48AM on Jun 26th 2007 by SIObserver

184. No Stella - I just found you to be a self-righteous hypocrite and thought I would express my opinion. I went back and read your posts and you feel the need to tell everyone how you are entitled to your opinion. If you post here, people can respond to you too.

BTW you were wrong on that guy as well,. "He was a snob and I called him on it”, He was responding to someone who had posted about the WFF tragedy and he was telling him it was the wrong blog. And I agree with him Paris is trivial compared to a murder suicide.

I don't have to search for a fight - stupid Petunia is an easy mark. From your posts it looks like you are the one searching for someone to argue with and since you thought boredom for me I'll say that's probably what you suffer from.

Posted at 2:28AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Charlotte

185. OK, for all of you idiots out there who just do not get it, here is the transcript of Larry King's interview with Judge Judy:

KING: Judge Judy -- she takes no nonsense, but she will take your calls next on LARRY KING LIVE.

It's always great to welcome Judge Judy to LARRY KING LIVE. She presides over the top rated, Emmy nominated, syndicated court show that carries her name, "Judge Judy." A "New York Times" best-selling author and a former judge in New York's family court.

We have a text question almost every other day and our text question last Friday was: "If you had been the judge in the case, do you think -- what was the question -- do you think, would they have sent Paris Hilton to jail for the amount of time she was sent?"

And there's the result?

Ninety-five percent says you would have sent Paris to jail.

Were they right?

SHEINDLIN: Oh, they're absolutely right. I think that a justice system that doesn't mean what it says is a mistake. And when a judge says to somebody, I'm going to give you an opportunity to remain free -- you committed a crime. In this case, she was driving while intoxicated and endangered a lot of people. But I'm going to give you a chance to stay out of jail, even though I could put you in jail for what you did, but you have to abide by these rules. And she breaks the rules.

And you said, listen, the next time you break the rules, I'm really going to put you in jail. And nothing happens. And she breaks the rules again. And there's another excuse.

And the third time, if you let her get away with it, the rest of the people in this country say we do not have a justice system here that's fair, that's equal and that means business. I mean we've done the same thing with criminals since the last 50 years. We have not -- we have a justice system that doesn't mean what it says. We have a... go ahead.

KING: But should fame be a break?

That is, if every other person who had this similar thing and had the same breaks got two days, three days in jail, why should she do more than the next person?

She should not do less, but she should not do more, should she?

SHEINDLIN: No, I don't think that she should necessarily do more. But I think that criminals are in type -- criminals. And let's understand each other, Paris Hilton is a criminal -- a little criminal, but a criminal...

KING: Well, drunk driving is (INAUDIBLE).

SHEINDLIN: But a criminal. But a criminal. She's -- fortunately for her, she didn't hurt anybody -- or herself. But once criminals come into the arena of the -- of the justice system and they're convicted, you are left to the variances of justice.

Some judges are stern. They'll say you get three to five. Some judges are a little more harsh. They'll say you're going to get six to 11. If you show up late in court -- you know, my husband sat in the Bronx Supreme Court. And if -- and he started his court on time, promptly, 9:30, court was in session. If you didn't show up and you had -- and you had a court appearance, he issued a warrant for your arrest. You showed up at 9:40, you were put in jail.

It was the only time that you ever arrived late in his courtroom, because every criminal defendant's got to know, if you come late, this is what happens.

KING: What is the Paris, Britney, Lindsay, what's the parents' role in this?

SHEINDLIN: Well, I...

KING: You know, they're all over 18.

SHEINDLIN: Well, I don't know the Hiltons. But I know that what they did was they didn't give their daughter a sense of purpose. And a young woman who is blessed as she is blessed with beautiful looks and with the resource to do whatever she wants with her life has chosen the most vacant way to spend it. She might be beautiful when she's 25. But nobody is going to want to sit next to her at a dinner table when she's 50 or 60. They're going to be quick changing the place cards because her looks will have diminished and she will have absolutely nothing to say until she gets -- unless she gets a grip and puts something up here to keep her what I like to call relevant.

KING: How about overriding the sheriff, though?

The sheriff released her.

SHEINDLIN: Yes...

KING: And the judge sends her back in.

SHEINDLIN: Yes...

KING: Conflict in the courts?

SHEINDLIN: There's conflict in the courts. And it's my understanding that these two people -- that this sheriff and the and the courts have had an ongoing feud about authority. But this judge was very clear. This -- the copy of the order that was memorialized in the newspaper, at least that I saw, said no electronic bracelets, no home -- he made specific orders with regard to her confinement. And that being the case, the sheriff doesn't have any right, absent appealing that order, to change it.

KING: We have an e-mail question from Kathy in Egan, Minnesota: "Are you as tough on your children and grandchildren" -- and some of them are here today -- "as you are on the bench?"

SHEINDLIN: I don't think I was tough with my children. I think my -- I would like to think my children grew up seeing parents with a work ethic. They knew the difference between right and wrong. I remember telling one of my children if you go out in a car and you drink and drive and you get arrested, forget my number. Don't call me. I'm not interested. You -- you do something wrong and you've been given the privilege of having a car, driving it, you have parents who are involved in the justice system and you're going to humiliate us?

Don't call me if you get -- and none of them ever did. So I think that I was not a tough parent, but they knew that they had certain responsibilities because of who we were.

As far as the grandchildren are concerned, they get anything they want.

KING: Do you think Paris Hilton will learn from this?

SHEINDLIN: Yes.

KING: You do?

SHEINDLIN: I know one thing. I don't think she's ever going to drink and drive again. I think that if she's going to a club, she will take a driver. That's a smart thing to do, if she's going to continue to do the circuit, because I think that she never wants to put herself in this situation again. And I don't think she's an alcoholic. I just think she's a party girl.

If that does not explain it where you can get in your head why Paris should and did serve more time, then you are nothing more than a moron.

Posted at 2:30AM on Jun 26th 2007 by taking the high road

186. Stella, how does it make me a snob when I point out the obvious? You have to admit that Paris and a murder-suicide are very different news stories, and one certainly trumps the other in terms of seriousness. By the way, very sexist of you to assume that I'm a man. My husband will certainly be surprised!

Petunia, are you really that psycho Suzanne that went nuts on everyone last night? You're wrong, too--I'm a Catholic who sees that Sarah has talent. Paris has none. Why do you think her album tanked and she's never doing another one, and that she hasn't had any real acting roles after all these years of trying? She has no talent, and everyone knows it.

Posted at 2:30AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Stella and Petunia, please read this!

187. I disagree Charlotte.....which is my RIGHT too! By saying the Paris Hilton story was "frivolous" he was dissing everybody here reading it. And that's MY opinion! I really don't care WHAT you think...! By labeling Petunia as an "easy mark" for posting her opinion......I find YOU to be a self righteous hypocrite yourself!! We can ALL say what we want. And i don't need YOUR approval....or disapproval..... Get it??

Posted at 2:37AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Stella

188. Stella and Petunia, please read this! - By the way, very sexist of you to assume that I'm a man. My husband will certainly be surprised!

Sorry I copied her assumtion that you were a guy.

Posted at 2:37AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Charlotte

189. Paris has been clubbing and going out since what, 1999 at least? People in NYC knew about her then. How did most other people around the country (not in NYC/LA) learn about her? From a sex tape! Think before you type. Sarah's not the one who slept around to get where she is, Paris is! Remember, this is the woman whose own mother learned about sex from an instructor *her* mother hired!

Posted at 2:38AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Hey Petunia!

190. Stella go back and read my original "frivolous" comment--you obviously cannot comprehend what I was saying. I was telling the gentleman that murder-suicide is incredibly serious, and that he'd posted it in the wrong topic. How DARE you say that Paris going to Taco Bell is anywhere NEAR that! You're disgusting.

Posted at 2:42AM on Jun 26th 2007 by OMG, you can't read!

191. LMAOO

Posted at 2:44AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Stella

192. Stella - I don't validate you - I don't give you my approval. And I do think it really bothers you!

The name you are trying to call me isn’t hypocrite. Unlike you, I haven't told anyone on this site to do as I say not as I do.

Call me condescending instead. Cause that's what I am to you and your alter-ego Petunia. I don’t think either of you know what you are talking about.

Posted at 2:42AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Charlotte

193. That's really sad if Stella and Petunia are the same person, but it would make sense.

Posted at 2:44AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Huh

194. Considering you have now two or three people openly addressing you and you are half shouting with your caps lock, who is it that went trolling for a fight?

hmmm

Posted at 2:48AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Charlotte

195. Charlotte.....and whoever....I'm not going to get into a pissing contest with you. I came here to express my opinion....and I did. I think Paris Hilton got screwed over....and I stand by that.... The judge was a jerk! And i'll leave it there....

Posted at 2:50AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Stella