"Who did she talk into letting her go?"

Are you sure she talked her way to freedom?  ;-)

Tattoo = "Hardcore Princess", written in prison cursive with a black and white striped butterfly.  ;)

Book Title:  "Forty to Life in Paris."

:)

I wonder if Nicole Richie will bring her copies of Cosmo in jail?

Just send her to my house for a good spanking and let that be that.

"obviously you are a Swenson religious, anti-obscenity, anti-free speech type who has not seen the Paris videos, she would love a good spanking moan and beg for more, try again."

Anonymous don't know me vewwy well, do he?  :-)

I'm probably the most way-out-there-in-the-left-field-bleachers-straigh t-down-the-foul-line liberal on this blog where sex is concerned.  Do I have an amen?  :-)

This judge is doing this for publicity.

Can you provide any evidence for this?

Any other judge would have deferred to the Sherrif and been done with it, "time served".

I highly doubt it.

Hilton was given 45 days because she was repeatedly stopped for DUI and had violated the terms of her probation.

The judge most likely felt it was important enough to teach her there were consequences to her actions that she should serve her entire sentence considering the repeat offenses.

And as another poster pointed out, the judge's order specifically stated house arrest was not an option.

Okay, someone call Morgan Freeman! 

  Dadgum, Paris deserves this.  American Deserves This.  HAHHAAHHAA

FEELQ is my spam code.  *giggle*

Poor, poor, pitiful Paris. . . . . Can we have some cheese with that w(h)ine???

I don't know if this'll work. 

Again, spam code:  MPUTO

"http://images.viraltags.com..."

Oh, lawd.  MPUTO.

I'll fire up my woodshop and build a woodshed just for the opportunity to take her behind it.

Gawd, you people are QUICK!  Great stuff hot off the press, dadgum!

more fun with spam codes:  ICVGE

 build a woodshed just for the opportunity to take her behind it

Hmm.. a double entendre there?  ;)

I'm glad this is the story of the day rather than the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff getting replaced because he was against going to war with Iran

Think Progress notes that Mullen's selection "also marks the first time in 21 years that both the head of the Joint Chiefs and the CentCom Commander, Adm. William Fallon, have been Navy officers."

It's no longer a question of if, but a question of when.

"I'm glad this is the story of the day rather than the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff getting replaced because he was against going to war with Iran. I hope you guys are ready."

Dang liberal media...

Tattoo? How about, HO, HO, HO....

Can I have an AMEN? Amen, and Amen, and Amen!!!!

Do you think the Hilton Hotel chain already has the judge's name on "no stay list"?

The Hiltons might have the judge's name on a list (or maybe his grandkids' names), but it wouldn't have anything to do with a hotel stay. We'll see in a year or eighteen months, when this has all blown over.

I would not want to be in the judge's shoes after this thing is all over!!!

My sentiments exactly. Or anyone related to him.

Paris is pathetic.  But the public is even more pathetic for hanging on to every tidbit that's gleefully reported on E entertainment.   

We have become a nation of gossips. 

What we need is a coliseum with lions and gladiators so we can crucify clueless celebs properly.

BTW  sorry for the alliteration

Paris is pathetic.  But the public is even more pathetic for hanging on to every tidbit that's gleefully reported on E entertainment.   

We have become a nation of gossips.

I do see your point, Nancy.  And, normally, I don't give a rat's behind about what celebrities do.  BUT, Paris has made a life out of being a pampered princess.  She's had television shows, produced with her blessing and edited to make her look good, that present the image of a girl who truly, truly believes that she's above "the little people".  Remember "the Simple LIfe"?  Remember all of the havoc she and Nicole created, week after week, for the people in those shows?  After the first series, I couldn't watch anymore...it was painful.  You have people who work hard to get very little and then you have people working very little who get the world handed to them.  When those who have the world handed to them not only hold little appreciation for it, but also somehow consider themselves beyond the rules... why is wrong for those who *do* work for little to celebrate when justice is finally served?  Why is it wrong to recognize the fulfilled kharma?  Paris isn't just some rich girl who's being unfairly persecuted by a mean old judge.  She's a woman who decided, THREE TIMES, to drive under the influence of alcohol.  She put other lives in danger and THEN had the audacity to be shocked when someone finally held her accountable for her bad decisions.  If she had been a black girl from Compton, she'd have been thrown in the pokey long ago...and you can bet that any anxiety she suffered would've been dealt with by the jail staff- NOT a private physician and a team of attorneys who could get ahold of the right people at the right times.