Just because Michelle McGee -- the woman Jesse James allegedly cheated on Sandra Bullock with -- is covered in tattoos and occasionally likes to dress up as a naughty Nazi, it doesn't mean she isn't smart too. 
Turns out McGee made the honor roll all four years of at Eastlake North High School in Ohio. According to her yearbook, she ran track, played soccer and was even a cheerleader.
You can't always judge a book by its tatted up cover.
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(Page 1 of 6) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsPic on left: insensitive on SO MANY LEVELS.
Pic on right: boyish on so many levels.
I believe she is an unloved lady of extremes.
More $2 psychological assessments as they come to hand.
There's no apostrophe in "its" when it is being used as a possessive. How about you hire me as a copy editor? You make sooo many mistakes.
She was cute...before she became an insane tattooed Nazi skank.
...and she sucked ever varsity player's d*ck to get ahead in life :)
She's adorable and she's just what America needs at this point in history. Teach those koolaid drinkers in Washington a thing or two.
She made the honor roll at a school in Cleveland. Nuff said.
She said she was raised Amish and ran away to LA at 16. Which story is true?
It proves a point as she ages SHE DEFINITELY got a LOT STUPIDER and a WHOLE LOT OF PLUG UGLIER....Wonder if Jesse had to double bag her before doing her to hid that face??? RUN, Sandra RUN...HE ain't worth it...Once a CHEAT always a CHEAT...especially when it comes to UGLY...it's in his blood...
I think she's hot. She is a whore, and that is a bad thing, I guess, since she's a mom. But f*ckability is up there (include lotsa Saran Wrap).
Hey Jason, Eastlake isn't Cleveland, it's a crappy suburb on the far east side of the metro area. If she claims she was raised Amish, then she's probably originally from areas south of Cleveland around Ashland, Holmes and Wayne county. The heavily Amish area is also close to Lodi, OH, which also happens to be the hub of KKK/White Power activity in Ohio. For instance, one store in Lodi caused a huge controversy about 10 years back for placing a NAZI nativity scene in its display window at Christmas time--all the figures were dressed in nazi uniforms. It upset so many people that the display was eventually removed...but it's just an example of some of the attitudes still present in seemingly peaceful rural communities around the state. Most rural folks are not like this, but the noisy few who are sicken the rest of us.
















