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To: Stew Padasso
Hmm, If she had murderd someone, the judge would have probably released her.
2 posted on
09/07/2003 10:17:38 AM PDT by
poet
To: Stew Padasso
We revolted against taxation by the British and presently allow a megalonomic judge to JAIL for not switching the phone off. Nice people we are.
3 posted on
09/07/2003 10:17:50 AM PDT by
TopQuark
To: Stew Padasso
That punishment was a little harsh but I'll bet it doesn't happen again in his courtroom. A phone rang on the back row of the movie theatre the other night. The man in front of me went all to pieces & got up & started back to find it. That was a bit over the top too.
4 posted on
09/07/2003 10:20:36 AM PDT by
Ditter
To: Stew Padasso
Does she also use her cell phone while she's driving those three school-aged children around?
5 posted on
09/07/2003 10:21:20 AM PDT by
Consort
To: Stew Padasso
there used to be a saying on FreeRepublic:
"All that is not mandatory is illegal"
criminalize and tax / fine everything ... not
7 posted on
09/07/2003 10:22:21 AM PDT by
Bobby777
(America sez: Don't Make Us Mad Enough to Put Down the Remote and Get off the Couch!!!)
To: Stew Padasso
Very bad. I always prefer breaking wind in these special moments. I usually tank up on refried beans the night before.
To: Stew Padasso
Wow.
Was this person warned in advance about things like this? Was this her second offense?
Otherwise, I think the judge overreacted. A fine would have made more sense.
To: Stew Padasso
That sounds like a pretty heavy penalty, but those cell phones are annoying.
I think New York City passed an ordinance where people are fined for letting their cell phones go off in theaters. I like that one. They REMIND you before live theater performances to turn those things off (and I always check, even though I know I turned it off) and still there's always at least one idiot whose phone goes off during the show. I've even seen people ANSWER the calls and walk out of the theater while yakking away on it.
If you can't be without your precious phone for three hours, don't go to events where they'll annoy people. It's that simple.
11 posted on
09/07/2003 10:26:59 AM PDT by
Allegra
To: Stew Padasso
Order in the court.
12 posted on
09/07/2003 10:29:13 AM PDT by
Consort
A whole new meaning for "cell" phone has been advanced.
13 posted on
09/07/2003 10:29:25 AM PDT by
takenoprisoner
(stand for freedom or get the helloutta the way)
To: Stew Padasso
Can you hear me now?
To: Stew Padasso
For all those here applauding this power hungry little judge............think really hard about what you're applauding.
If this pissant tyrant can show me a law on the books, then he can talk about putting my ass in jail. If not, God help 'im.
To: Stew Padasso
She got what she deserved. Those who dont think so, just try being a judge, or think of being on trial yourself, and having a hundred cell phones going off during YOUR!!!! trial. How many of you want cell phones going off every few minutes during your own trial or sentencing?
To: Stew Padasso
Thanks for the article.
The judge's verdict was right on the mark.
University students these days bring their cell phones to class
and even into the examination rooms.
I have become fed up with these moronic melodies playing loudly
at odd moments.
My students all have been warned
that if their phone rings
they will asked to remove the phone and themselves immediately.
22 posted on
09/07/2003 10:37:32 AM PDT by
Allan
To: Stew Padasso; All
Interesting link due to te events of the past few weeks:
http://archive.aclu.org/news/w080797b.html "August 7, 1997: Judge Orders Ten Commandments Removed in South Carolina"
""No matter how well-intended, there has been no purpose stated in the arguments -- no secular purpose" for putting up the commandments, Circuit Judge R. Markley Dennis Jr. said."
"This is a religious document that favors one religion over others," he said, noting the commandments appear to come from a Protestant Bible. "It will send messages to non-adherents that they are outsiders -- not full members of the political community."
To: Stew Padasso
ROTFLOL The judge had probably warned them, and obviously has had enough. I'm with him on this one. People in theaters not only leave cell phones on, but TAKE CALLS during the movie. "What are you doing... watching a movie...any good?....ok...want to meet tongi....". My fist job as a teenager was at a lovely old two-story theater with velvet seats and curtains, a glass-encased smoking lounge... Ill-mannered people such as these would have been removed.
39 posted on
09/07/2003 10:58:56 AM PDT by
Libertina
(I agree with the Republicans' view on gun rights...but wish they'd stop aiming them at their feet ;))
To: Stew Padasso
Good....these cell phone yappers think they're so much better than everyone else. Its about time some one layethed the smacketh down all over their cell phone yapping self consumed candy arse! LOL!
To: All
Okay, which one of your guys is the insentive miscreant with the ringing cell phone while I'm trying to read this thread??? HUH??????
WILL SOMEBODY ANSWER THAT DAMN PHONE!!!!!!
88 posted on
09/07/2003 12:46:20 PM PDT by
lowbridge
(Texas Democrats. Saddam. On the lam together.)
To: Stew Padasso
Sounds to me like this judge needs a little perspective. (And a pillow to bite.)
It's just a freaking cell phone. Tell her to turn it off or set it to vibrate, problem solved.
90 posted on
09/07/2003 12:57:06 PM PDT by
DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet
(“I think your life expectancy was about 20 seconds." - Lloyd Keeland, USMC, veteran of Iwo Jima)
To: Stew Padasso; All
97 posted on
09/07/2003 1:05:51 PM PDT by
DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet
(“I think your life expectancy was about 20 seconds." - Lloyd Keeland, USMC, veteran of Iwo Jima)
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