Posted on 09/10/2009 8:14:06 AM PDT by Wardenclyffe
The tip would be a more interesting story. A jealous girl friend or another boy upset he wasn't getting any.
as you near Social Sec age, your universe expands....
I’ve seen guiltier.
Agreed, no need to waste those genes in some women’s prison. Let her settle down in her child-bearing years and have a few kids.
Or this
This should be the BASELINE. I mean, we are talking statutory rape here. She shouldn't be NOT GUILTY simply by not being hideously ugly. She's OK. But she's not a serious hottie by any stretch. Therefore, she is GUILTY.
I'd even say my first picture (Debra Lafave) should be considered borderline. She's got a nasty Joker smile and ugly bleached hair. Big hips, small chest. STANDARDS!
She looks a bit high-mileage for 28.
OK. cool. Now I see the resemblance, too.
In my defense, we HAVE had a fair number of “here’s the person’s facebook picture” posts which clearly get the person wrong, ignoring that there are many same-named accounts on the site.
Good point. Maybe all verdict givers should state their age. lol.
And if this young woman goes to jail her girlfriend will look like that as well.
maybe the "victim" was on the cross country team
Though she's probably on the wrong side of the Vicky Mendoza diagonal.
LOL
She should get the same treatment as a 28-year-old male PE teacher having sex with a 14-year-old female student - no more, no less.
Teachers of either sex having homosexual or lesbian sex with students should be drawn, quartered, gutted with a dull, rusty knife and made to eat their own entrails in the public square.
That would be for the first offense.
I like the part where they refer to the 14-year-old as the “victim” - I’d bet money he’s not seeing it that way!
[Laz] I’d hit it
The jury may be out on guilty or not, but I see “the judge” has weighed in with a verdict! And a sentence.
The fist lesson the teenager has learned is when a good thing comes along keep mouth shut.
There's a reason she looks worn out. She's fooling with young teenagers. It doesn't take much to get a teenager "up" for the task. A 3-4 mph breeze can even do it.
I speak from experience.
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