Patricia Hearst poses for a picture with her French bulldog, Diva, at the 132nd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden in New York, Monday, Feb. 11, 2008. Diva was named Best of Opposite Sex. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
Posted on 02/13/2008 3:10:59 AM PST by Libloather
Patricia Hearst poses for a picture with her French bulldog, Diva, at the 132nd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden in New York, Monday, Feb. 11, 2008. Diva was named Best of Opposite Sex. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
I like Diva, but thank God the thing about owners resembling their dogs isn’t always true.
That pic is in the bank
I was in hospital that week having a baby
Lots of time to watch TV
LOL
I went through a stormy patch during my adolescence, but nothing like Patty's.
New reality show, the Commie and her Bull-xxxx!
she married her private bodyguard, didn’t she?
I’m glad she’s found a more wholesome hobby.
That’s a pretty neat breed. I just learned about them last Fall, had a nice encounter with one at a glasses shop in St. Pete Beach. He was the shop owner’s dog.
Meanwhile, the people she and her gang killed are still dead. She’s never come out and said she was sorry or tried to make any restitution, to my knowledge. Just gone back to her rich-girl life style.
“Meanwhile, the people she and her gang killed are still dead.”
I don’t believe *she* killed anybody. It started out with her being kidnapped, locked in a closet and repeatedly raped. I think I’ll give her a Stockholm Syndrome Pass on this one.
I was camping when the SLA shootout in LA took place. I missed it. From what I was told, they showed it live on TV. I've never seen footage of the shootout.
Not one of my favorite breeds normally, but that one is beautful! Well done, judges!
And if a beagle can win for the hounds, perhaps, someday, (in my dreams), a dachsie can win.
With apologies to
Who says money can’t buy happiness. If this girl was some working guys daughter, she’d still be in jail.
I am glad Patty Hearst has a peaceful life now.
She was the poster child for Stockholm Syndrome for awhile. The press on the other hand really wanted her to be a revolutionary. I believe she married the police detective that solved the crime.
"ANYBODY HERE GOT PROBLEMS WIT DAT?!!!!"
I thought one of the stash houses was burned down in a raid.
I saw a PBS documentary on this (on a night the programming director saw fit to rehash support for a variety of 1960s and 1970s domestic terrorist groups).
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