Paris Hilton Sent Back To Serve Full Sentence

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I feel the need to defend Miss Hilton. Like her or not, she has already achieved a lot and I especially admire some of her film work.
 
A thoroughly convincing and tear jerkingingly impassioned defence of the under dog there BM. The undoubtedly strong feelings and emotions you have regarding this poor child have caused me to well up :D You've talked me round
 
The rumour going around about the true nature of the medical condition that caused her release is the icing on the cake.
 
You mean nobody hustled her a few wraps in the clink? Oh, NO! The horror of those jails! Excellent news, I thought. Just a shame they don't sew mailbags in celebrity jail.
 
This thread gives the term schadenfreude a whole new lease of life!
PS I agree! - give that judge a gong
 
From the Sun:

Jail insiders said Paris had sobbed herself to sleep every night. She was heard repeatedly complaining she was cold and that she was hungry because she couldn’t eat the prison food.

But once back at her luxury home, Paris celebrated by inviting her family round.

A pal said she had sent her assistant shopping and arranged for her make-up artist to visit.

The pal said: “It’s so cruel what has happened to her. She wasn’t allowed to wax or use a moisturiser. Her skin is so dry right now.”
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Oh my heart does bleed. A jail containing women with TB, HIV & apparently MRSA is rife. And poor little Paris has dry skin. No wonder she was so near to a nervous break down. For Christs sake, somebody give some E45 cream before she tops herself.
 
Someone should have told her it is supposed to be a punishment and so woud probably be a little unpleasant. I bet that judge was fuming when the sheriffs dept. released her, she now has to serve the full sentence, serves the silly cow right
 
Not a question of taking joy in the misery of others, Heads, more a matter of not seeing the USA, with its huge ballyhooing of 'justice for all' trying to make it justice for all the poor, and just ice and a slice for the rich!
 
No ordinary person would be made to serve the full term in the current prison situation in the US. It is because she is a celebrity that she is being discriminated against.

FREE PARIS!
 
Must admit I half panic when someone posts a link to do with Paris Hilton BM, (as I'm given to understand :suspect: that there's quite a few on the internet?)

Just prooves what a temperamentally fragile bunch these so-called celebrities are. Look at the number of them who go bonkers in the big brother house, as soon as their molly coddled lifestyles and creature comforts are removed from them. They're just so divorced from reality it's embarrasing as well making me angry. Vanessa Feltz, Les Dennis, McCrirrick, didn't Anthea Turner have a breakdown? or have I got that wrong?

Poor Paris bursting into tears and repeatedly crying out to her mummy from the dock 'to stop it all'. For Gods sake, she's hardly serving a serious stretch, just serve do your bird like the rest of us :nuts:
 
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: Only when her personal chef creates special little appetizers for her, I guess. Isn't it appalling when one's right to use one's personal trainer, make-up artist, hair stylist, masseuse, chef, dresser, and butler are denied one, due to some foolish judicial delusion that one should be in jail?
 
When I was 18 I was remanded in custody for 21 days for reports following a moment of weakness while working in a betting shop. I was sent to a remand centre called Longriggend where the population was made up almost solely of young offenders awaiting trial. As a technically untried prisoner, I was allowed to have money sent in to make purchases of sweets, cigarettes etc. but, they only updated the 'books' once a week and, since I arrived the day they did this, it was 8 days before I was able to make any purchases. I've always had a very limited choice when it comes to diet as most food makes me boke, so for 8 days I had nothing to eat apart from a slice of dry bread a day. Towards the end of that period I was so hungry I was dreaming about food (the nicotine withdrawel symptoms having abated by then). Thereafter I was able to get by on the odd packet of crisps and mars bar. God love people who are really starving, and how those hunger strikers ever managed to last out is beyond me.

Apart from meal times, half an hour exercise and a couple of hours in the tv room in the evening (visits took place during this) everyone was locked in their cells, so for something like 16 hours a day I was locked up alone. For the first week I had nothing to read and if they caught you lying on your bed they gave you a doing (this was only enforced if they hadn't had to squeeze another prisoner and bed in due to overcrowding). Thus, for a full week I sat on a chair, absolutely freezing, staring at a wall, the incredible boredom broken only by the odd scream as the wardens went about their business. In the end up, I could tell the time by where the shadow of the sun was shining on my desk.

After that initial week, when I was allowed reading and writing materials as well as purchases, it was pretty easy going for me apart from worrying that the general opinion that I'd get 2 years borstal when finally sentenced would be correct. There again, I'm an academic sort of person who you could probably lock in a cupboard for 10 years, with a few chosen items, and I'd emerge perfectly sane. Not everyone is like that though. In fact most of them couldn't wait to be found guilty so they could be moved to mainstream prisons where there'd at least be a daily schedule. There was a glut of suicides in the place around that time and, thankfully, the sh1t hole was closed down a few years later. Much as I probably deserved everything I got for what I put my parents through, it really was sick the way supposedly untried prisoners were treated.

Thankfully, I got a suspended sentence and was told to repay the money (which I did following a winning e/w accum :D ). When I got out I ate 12 rolls and sausage (yes I was a murdering b@stard then) within 3 hours. I wouldn't wish that first week on anyone though so, much as Paris Hilton's got to learn she can't flaunt the law, forgive me if I don't join in with the hilarity. If she was my spoiled brat I'd be sick to the stomach.
 
A fair point , and i am far from sanguine about the effectiveness or desirability of prison . Somehow I doubt she will be living in those conditions.
 
Tom, were you rehabilitated or dehumanised by your penal experiences?

You always seem so rational and well adjusted, but is there anything murderous lurking below the surface?
 
Originally posted by an capall@Jun 9 2007, 03:58 PM
Tom, were you rehabilitated or dehumanised by your penal experiences?

You always seem so rational and well adjusted, but is there anything murderous lurking below the surface?
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AC, I haven't been out the house since.
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Originally posted by krizon@Jun 9 2007, 11:44 AM
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: Only when her personal chef creates special little appetizers for her, I guess.
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I thought Warbler was being very blue.
 
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