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Posted by fluffy0509 • 6/07/07 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic

is out of jail?? w. t. f.

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6/07/07

pointlessbanter

I know if I was there I would be getting shanked with a finely sharpened toothbrush...

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6/07/07

fluffy0509

haha..life is so not fair. i can't wait till i'm famous and can get away with murder

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6/07/07

confessing7girl

thats absolutely absurd!!! only 3 days!!!!!! oh come on!!!!!!!!
thats totally unfair!!! celebrities can do anything and never get punished!!

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6/07/07

ThriftShopRomantic

Well, you were looking for a good talking point for your blog. I'd say that one's a biggie right there!

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6/07/07

IZEA

Apparently there's going to be a press conference at some point today. Must be a shortage of news going on in the world!

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6/07/07

fluffy0509

haha that's true thriftshop...i may just have to rant about this one

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6/07/07

VampireFaust

?????? That is so incredibly wrong!!! Guess her daddy bailed her out once again!

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6/07/07

loulantos

I think everyone's overlooking the possibility that perhaps Paris escaped. I mean, all she has to do is turn sideways and she practically disappears. You can fit through some pretty impressive gaps with a talent like that.

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1. 6/07/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  Now, I could the credit of a jail break to Nicole Riche, but Paris...hmmm..not so sure about that one.
6/07/07

2WriteHands

Toss the "Free Willy" signs and bring on the "Pen Paris" signs.

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6/07/07

ThriftShopRomantic

Yahoo news is reporting that she had to leave for Medical reasons... Um, I guess jails don't have health wards? So she's out and spending her remaining time in home confinement for 40 days...

HOME confinement?

If I got to spend 40 days at home, that's called VACATION, not jail.

My lord, I would be so organized in my house if I had that kind of time-- and all the writing I could get done!

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1. 6/07/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  I've spent 40 days confined to my home...but that was called being "unemployed"... LOL!
2. 6/07/07
  
  confessing7girl
  
  someone please arrest me!!! i really need some days at home doing nothing!!!!!! im tired!!!!!!!!
3. 6/07/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  Be careful what you wish for! The universe doesn't deal well with general requests!
6/07/07

loulantos

Free Hat!

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6/07/07

Theresa111

Perhaps if we all simply ignored Paris Hilton she might just fade into the woodwork. Let's send her good thoughts and she might grow up and become kinder.

When people lash out verbally it tends to bring ones aura down. Let's stay focused on how we together can make this world a better and more loving place.

Love to you all. Written most sincerely.

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6/07/07

loulantos

i think good thoughts may serve to just boost her beyond the platform she's already, some how, been given. although ignorance seems like a fair policy. she can hardly be an "it" girl if she isn't "it".

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6/07/07

fluffy0509

i have nothing against her actually..it's the fact that any celebrity gets special treatment for committing a crime

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1. 6/07/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  Exactly! I don't think she's a bad person (of course, I can't say I know her personally), but it's the way celebrities are patted on the head for crimes the rest of us would be locked away like a rabbid dog for is what's annoying...Then and again, if they were all locked us, who would provide us with senseless reality tv programs, MTV and E! Entertainment? LOL!
6/07/07

zakman

Do we have any statistics on this one???

How many do actually let get out of jail on medical grounds? Just because it's Paris, it gets to Yahoo homepage.

There could be thousands of criminals every month who are let out of jail on emergencies. And you don't even know nor care about it... just because it's Paris, it's bad?

Paris is fighting a battle. Eveverybody is.

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6/07/07

m38967

I'm not a pessisimist, but omg, does this reek of non-sense. She is laughing all the way to the bank, along the way driving drunk and god knows what else. It's more of a slap in the face to all Americans who HAVE to do the time, when they do the crime. It's all a big joke on us. If YOU are not offended by this (not by her, but by this), then their is something wrong with you. IMHO.

Their is a double standard when it comes to crime and celebrities and it is not good.

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1. 6/07/07
  
  zakman
  
  That's your point of view, sitting in your own shack.
  
  Obviously, there's a "double standard" here: "then their is something wrong with you.. [..]"
  
  There's something wrong with me or "their is" something wrong with you?
6/07/07

Logotree

I probably shouldn't comment on this one, but I thought hey, I'd give my two cents...

I think that sending a celebrity home on "house arrest" is hardly a punishment. She can have anything brought to her house, she can throw huge parties and is living in the lap of luxury. She should be forced to be in house arrest in a hospital if she's so sick.

End of rant. Thanks for listening.

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6/07/07

sixuntilme

I am very curious to see what kind of "medical situation" she has, other than being a pissy rich bitch.

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6/07/07

robinj

Poor Paris hopes her "ordeal" will help others....who these "others" are I am yet to figure out...

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6/07/07

cymrusteve

can't believe i clicked on this discussion....haha

it was only a matter of time before she was released

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6/07/07

rippinkitten

I'm surprised she actually went in in the first place...

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6/07/07

Lainey

Let's face it, if it were you or me, or my 20+ kid or yours with the DUI and all the other charges we would be doing the time. This is about an entirely different set of rules for the Hollywood rich and their children. They are above the law and we are not. Pretty sad statement on American values IMHO.

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1. 6/08/07
  
  zakman
  
  Lainey
  
  I agree to some extent, and I think there's a very valid reason.
  
  The Congress and/or the presidential candidates... I mean the government, anyway, has been milking Hollywood for cash forever. So I figure the favors have to be returned?
  
  I read this article only yesterday, quote: "The Clintons have mined Hollywood for millions in political donations over the years. While you may not be influenced over who Heather Locklear likes, her support comes with a check attached."
  
  You can read the full article here:
  www.whittierdailynews.com/ci_6067754?source=most_viewed
6/07/07

absolutelytrue

One law for the rich, another for the poor... that's what it amounts to as far as I can tell. There is a hearing in the morning though. The city attorney is p*ssed and wants her back in jail.

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6/07/07

stocktube

nope, she's ordered back to court ... might going back to jail:

stocktube.blogspot.com/2007/06/prison-break-paris-hilton-ordered-back.html

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6/08/07

ThriftShopRomantic

Interesting too, I think Zakman had asked what the stats were on how many inmates were released for health reasons and sent to their homes for confinement--

On the national news last night they were actually talking about that and said while prisoners do go to hospitals for medical treatment, the amount of them that are released to their homes, where the whole serving time situation is changed as a result is virtually NONE.

Which, we basically knew, but good to hear the national news point it out as well.

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1. 6/08/07
  
  zakman
  
  wow thanks for the info ThriftshopRomantic
  
  Virtually NONE where the serving situtaion changes, huh? I didn't know, so of course that's why I was asking.
  
  I was questioning too, and came across a report of how Hollywood and the government is backing each other, and I've posted the URL here (a couple boxes above, in reply to Lainey's comment).
6/08/07

syafthegeek

Well she's just like a "no-body-can-touch-me" kind of attitude. Even though she can make a lot of excuses just to get out of it. Just look at the recent MTV Movie Awards, she really pissed off when everyone making fun of her.

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6/08/07

JournalWriter

I make it a practice of NOT clicking on anything that says "Paris Hilton" in the hopes that my lack of clicking will make her go away. I gave in here and again on this link, but only because it says she might go back in:
www.eonline.com/news/article/index.jsp?uuid=83ec7ab8-989f-4524-9274-bf4fc9a...

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6/08/07

Lainey

Zak,
Thanks for posting the link to the article! I'm forwarding it on to some friends who would be interested in reading this.

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6/08/07

Lainey

Newsflash: She's back in jail!
A judge in Los Angeles has ordered her to serve out her entire 45-day sentence.

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1. 6/08/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  AWESOME!
6/08/07

Luciano63

Great so now the world can feel free for other 45 days!!!! :):):)

www.lucianobove.blogspot.com

Ciao!

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1. 6/08/07
  
  VampireFaust
  
  Luciano, great blog btw!
6/08/07

Popularity

Good, she needs to do her time! Spoiled celebrities make me sick

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6/08/07

robinj

So let me get this right Paris gets headlines and media attention for an act of ignorance and meanwhile the G8 summit war and poverty are relegated to the back pages pffffffffff is all I can say

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1. 6/08/07
  
  Rich
  
  Welcome to the new world Robin or old wolrd in a new package! frankly, I think Paris beat G8 out because she has better branding. Ha!
6/08/07

m38967

i hate to say it, but im glad she is back.

i'm more bothered by the l.a. courts, then by her directly. as far as what went down in her case. but if she is back, i suppose that is just. i'm done talking about her (for today). hehe.

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6/11/07

Luciano63

she is back in jail!!!!Champagne!
www.lucianobove.blogspot.com

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6/14/07

PrettyLady

I'm so tired of this news. I have a different take.

rosedesrochers.todays-woman.net/2007/06/12/paris-hilton-dead-bogus-news-sto...

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4/10/08

Horoscope

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