Second stripper: Something may have happened at Duke lacrosse party
Posted on 04/21/2006 8:31:00 AM PDT by Perdogg
Now, that is the sign of a true pro! The show MUST go on.
His attorney virtually NEVER talks about his cases.
Second stripper: Something may have happened at Duke lacrosse party
"How did he pay?"
By washing dishes. He forgot forgot his billfold.
LOL!
O/T The Peterson case is on American Justice...what happened to Jim Hardin?
You have Freepmail...
There's a Torerros and an El Rodeo around the block at Main and Duke.
Did you see the video of this woman?
She could have beat everybody's A$$ there and sat down and smoked a cigarette.
I'm talking At-ti-tude, with that 'head thing' going on.
He was appointed to a judgeship!
Scuse me, not a scholarship! A judgeship. :-)
Thanks...I read somewhere (?) that he was on 9th street. Oh, I remember! Someone at CTV said the place was on 9th.
My fear is that Finnerty may be forbidden to drink due to his plea bargain for the Washington DC bar fight.
Is this why we have not heard more about Finnerty's receipts and activities at the time of the 3 minute striptease act? If he was out drinking at the time, he obviously did not rape anybody, but it may be a troublesome alibi.
Did you see the video of this woman?
She could have beat everybody's A$$ there and sat down and smoked a cigarette.
I'm talking At-ti-tude, with that 'head thing' going on.
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lol...classic.
Let's remember Kim looks half the size of Crystal.
At least I think so.
LOL
Good...I liked him.
Tex, on that long video you linked on the other thread, did you see that there are actually two clips with it, and that one loads as soon as the other one is finished?
Don't miss the second one; her head almost splits down the middle.
WAIT! I just realized something! Jerry Rivers was wrong...there was no plea deal!
ROFL
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