[Locomotive Breath]

Just in case they get it fixed go here.

[Locomotive Breath]

Ping. I just couldn’t help myself. And hat tip to abb for noticing in the first place.

[Travis T. OJustice]

I don’t see the FR connection.

[KosmicKitty]

Scroll down to the link for the press release - it goes right to the FR post yesterday about the book

Hee-hee

[txroadkill]

That’s funny. Well, if there is anything you have ever wanted to say on FoxNews, here’s your chance.

[heywoodubuzzoff]

Well, not that she has some income, I hope the lacross players go after her skanky be-hind and pull that money before she gets her hands on it.

[Allegra]

Fox News reads Freerepublic (vanity of a sort)

Do they? OK...this is for the Fox-Lurkers:

Hey, Fox! Stop acting like CNN already, will ya?

[pfflier]

I was listening to Hannity yesterday, He does too.

[Exeter]

“Magnum, a divorced mother of three, will donate $1 from the purchase of each book to help battered women, the release says.”

So how far do you think $5 will go?

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

Anyone who accuses falsely must go to prison for as long as the innocent person would have gone.

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

In the book, Mangum says, "I want to assert, without equivocation, that I was assaulted. Make of that what you will. You will decide what that means to you because the state of North Carolina saw fit not to look at all that happened the night I became infamous."

Note that she does NOT say here she was "sexually" assaulted.

If anyone had put their hands on her without permission, then she can take the position that was assault.

For example, didn't one of the lacrosse players, after she was passed out in the yard, pick her up and place her in the other stripper's car?

She can claim that was "assault," and that may be what her lawyers are relying on to defend any potential claim of defamation by the lacrosse players.