Lindsay Lohan may dodge the world's biggest bullet

**Sweetie** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:51 AM

^ LOL. That was me Butt.
Sorry.

**Mel1973** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:52 AM

I agree with Sweetie - Ray is one creepy looking motherfucker!

**Sweetie** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by Mel1973

Here's the info on Vivica Fox:
Fox Ordered To Stay Sober Until Arraignment
9 August 2007 (WENN)
Actress Vivica A. Fox has been ordered to stay sober until her September arraignment or face paying bail. The Kill Bill star was apprehended earlier this year after she was allegedly caught driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI). She was later released on her own recognizance. But in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Wednesday, a judge prevented Fox drinking alcohol until her next court date. He conceded, "She can be around it (alcohol) because of the nature of her work but she cannot consume or possess it. I am not permitting her to consume alcohol." If convicted, Fox faces a maximum of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

That's silly.

**greysfang** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:54 AM

Lane Garrison plead guilty. He's in a lockdown mental health facility so he's not in "rehab" nor is he walking free. I admire his courage in standing up to what he did and I hope he gets a second chance when he's done with his punishment. That's what second chances are for, not for pretty princesses who say "I can't get in trouble, I'm a celebrity", which she supposedly said to the guys she 'kidnapped' in their car while she was chasing her assistant's mother.

**Folieadeux** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:55 AM

A second, third chance at what, exactly? Endangering someones life?
What Lindsay deserves is to go to jail.

She's twice endangered people around her after being under the influence of alcohol while in a vehicular accident, has been found with contraband in her possession (twice!) And was in the last incident, driving on a suspended license!

Why shouldn't she go to jail?

**Sweetie** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by greysfang

Lane Garrison plead guilty. He's in a lockdown mental health facility so he's not in "rehab" nor is he walking free. I admire his courage in standing up to what he did and I hope he gets a second chance when he's done with his punishment. That's what second chances are for, not for pretty princesses who say "I can't get in trouble, I'm a celebrity", which she supposedly said to the guys she 'kidnapped' in their car while she was chasing her assistant's mother.

I admite him for that too but he did walk around free from December 06 to August 07. I never heard of him seeking help or rehab prior to this court demanding he do so. Did he?

**KrisNine** · August 22nd, 2007, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by Sweetie

^ LOL. I see, you can only kill sober people for it to be wrong.

Apparently... If he would have killed a young, white girl shopping on Robertson, perhaps it would have made a difference.

Originally Posted by Chilly Willy

Except that the passenger was a teenager....

Yep, he was a teen, which I would have thought would make a difference. It hasn't so far. His family is enraged.

Originally Posted by buttmunch

Who the hell is Lane Garrison? ANd who called Ray Liotta ugly?

Friend of Jessica Simpson and family. Was on the show Prison Break.

**potato_chips** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:00 PM

Wouldn't it be better just to ban her from driving?

**Mel1973** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by potato_chips

Wouldn't it be better just to ban her from driving?

That's kinda what a suspended license is, no? Didn't work with this idiot....

**Bellatheball** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by Mel1973

I just think if she had a lick of sense she'd have done what it took to get her life straightened out after the first offense. No, she lies and covers up and does the same shit again ... Had the same guy that killed your grandmother killed someone else right after, would you have still felt the same about him?

Exactly, exactly the point.

Chilly, I'm sorry to hear about your family. My experiences are different. I work in medicine and see victims of drunk driving all of the time. We see the drunks and the people they hit. I can tell you the majority of the drunks are repeat offenders who show little to no remorse. In fact, I had to take care of a woman (who was laughing with her family by the way) in one room. Two rooms down was the woman she hit...she sat there crying about her dead child. That's a true story and it made me sick to my stomach. I don't give a sh*t what life has thrown at you, don't throw it back at someone else.

**Beeyotch** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:30 PM

The hardest thing to do is stop coddling addicts because you love them, identify with them, or feel sorry for them. But you have to, otherwise they won't stop their destructive behavior.

And if people are judging Lindsay, well, I daresay she's earned it with her actions. She's doing the same thing again and again because there's no consequences for her, so I think the justice system should let her feel the consequences of her actions: jail. Obviously preventive measures (spa rehabs, pffftt!) are not working, but this shot of reality might.

**greysfang** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:33 PM

Oh yeah, she's soooo serious about rehab she's inviting photogs to come take pics of her there. Its just another stunt.

Blohan's Rehab Photoshoot

FOR REAL. Lindsay Lohan invited OK! Magazine into the Cirque Lodge rehab facility in Sundance, Utah for a photoshoot which will be featured in their latest issue which hits stands today. The shots are supposed to look "candid", but Blohan was involved and allowed them to do so.

In the shot above Blohan is seen reading AA's "Big Book." Other shots include Blohan doing "positive" things.

OK's EIC said, "She really is taking it seriously. She's replacing L.A. and smoking with yoga and reading. She hasn't looked this good in years."

According to OK! Blohan spends her days writing in her journal, taking spiritual classes, working at the supermarket, where her earnings go to charity. She wants to sort herself out for her little sister, Ali.

Working at the supermarket?! It's apparently called Smith's and all you Sundancers, get your ass down and let that tired bag, bag up your groceries! God, that would be the greatest feeling in the world seeing Lindsay bag up my chicken pot pies! I'd tell her "I WANT PAPER AND PLASTIC. YOU KNOW HOW TO DO IT BITCH!" and then I'd toss her a quarter for her hard work.

Anyway, she's been in that joint for all of six minutes and suddenly she's "changed her life." She was in the last tank for 40-something days and look what happened. I want Blohan to do good, but inviting a magazine to come into your rehab place and takes pictures of your ass?! Come on! She probably did that, because she knew one of those people would be holding.

Ugh, this ho is a piece of work.

Now how many chances do you want to give her? Oh yeah, ya'll said until she actually kills someone. Well that's a total reversal of the drunk driving laws, which are actually there to catch the bastards BEFORE they kill anyone.

**Sweetie** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:34 PM

Addiction is a disease. This is the only reason I feel for her.

**Beeyotch** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:50 PM

I think people are capable of feeling sorry for addicts, but sympathy is so easily blurred into excusing, enabling with an "it's not your fault," when really a lot of it is.

I feel sorry for my brother who's been addicted to a constant, changing stream of drugs for a couple years. He's had a conflicted life, and I suspect some psychological problems. But he's lucid quite enough to be able to take responsibility for all the shitty choices he's made. I love him and feel sorry for him, but I sure as hell ain't gonna excuse his behavior by saying "I was young and did drugs too, I know you must be feeling horrible," etc. I'd rather see him in jail and face the harsh realities of his horrible behavior and choices so he can change.

To pad that rock bottom for him would be doing him a disservice, more harm than good I think. I have compassion, but I think tough love is the only way to make a difference in many cases.

**DeChayz** · August 22nd, 2007, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by Bellatheball

Exactly, exactly the point.

Chilly, I'm sorry to hear about your family. My experiences are different. I work in medicine and see victims of drunk driving all of the time. We see the drunks and the people they hit. I can tell you the majority of the drunks are repeat offenders who show little to no remorse. In fact, I had to take care of a woman (who was laughing with her family by the way) in one room. Two rooms down was the woman she hit...she sat there crying about her dead child. That's a true story and it made me sick to my stomach. I don't give a sh*t what life has thrown at you, don't throw it back at someone else.

Oh God, Bella, that makes me want to throw up just hearing it, I can't imagine having to deal with it first-hand. Sadly, it seems like the people that cause the accidents are usually the ones that walk away unscathed.