Scott Ritter's Sex Chat Screen Names (help us out!)

FR ^ | 01.20.03 | Registered

[Focault's Pendulum]

I like it. I've already did one song, but this one might have merit.

Well it might be a collaboration...or the dreaded...Battle of the Bands.

You could insist upon a duel...and slap me across the face with an Mp3.

[new cruelty]

pornhusker

babyoil slick

globalgism

[new cruelty]

getoff-scottfree

camel toe joe

tuna bomber

[new cruelty]

rittergarten

uncle sham

over-a-barrel

[Wolverine]

ShiftySandCrabber

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Thanks for trying to help out. I received some emails with the definition. Ick.

[Pastor of Muppets]

Uraq Inspector

[new cruelty]

pentmouse pedophile

kitty ritter

inspect-her-gadget

Sheik Ritter N Roll

Desert Vulture

Hop-scott

AOLester

Ream-me-up-Scotty

Tagteam-o-inspectors

Appeaser pleaser

Lust in the dust

rear 2 eternity

Spindletop

Lube Fairy

[Stultis]

Dimes to donuts says Ritter was arrested at the burger joint where he had arranged the meet with the "minor" cum under-virtual-cover cop. If this turns out to be the case, will it suffice to shut your whining the blank up? I think we'd all like a commitment from you on this in advance.

[NeoCaveman]

missile_in_my_pants
dictator_lover

[cyncooper]

this whole thing stinks.

Yes, it does, but not in the way you seem to think.

I've been reading your assertions about "leaking". Well, there was no classic "leaking" as you would have it.

I am very curious, indeed, about how this came to the attention of the DA, himself, over a *week* before the story hit the press, and then "only" the Schenectady Daily Gazette.

The story was more than the DA merely finding out about this case and deal, so he says, but that the DA actually fired the ADA, Cynthia Preiser, for supposedly keeping him in the dark.

Yes, something stinks, like why, if what the DA says it true, then the question is why was it kept from him. Clearly he felt her actions were a firing offense. This was then finally in the news a couple days ago and is ever so slowly making its way into the the "mainstream" media.

I say the leaking business is not applicable. A DA firing a 15 year ADA is newsworthy, and the case it was over was newsworthy, yet the leak you think happened sure was s-l-o-w in coming.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

Iraqandroll?

[new cruelty]

Wanna Patrol My Southern No Fly Zone? (more of a line than a screen name) Good one. Here's another: I want to penetrate your Human Shield...

[NeoCaveman]

Inspect_this

[Petronski]

ILOVEURAQ

Bwa ha ha ha!

How about this: "PERVY McLICKSPITTLE"

[mewzilla]

UNSCUM

[mewzilla]

I see you beat me to it. Great minds think alike :)

[cyncooper]

yes- she was- after the story came to light and her boss- a man with ambition- fired her.

Wrong.

Clearly you mean to imply that the "story came to light" via the media and the DA then acted. Wrong, wrong, wrong.

I am curious how it came to the DA's attention, but he fired her before it "came to light" in the public square.

[billhilly]

Burkeman is only practicing his Massassachusetts religion.

[CharacterCounts]

Yes, something stinks, like why, if what the DA says it true, then the question is why was it kept from him.

Most prosecutor's offices have policies regarding what an assistant prosecutor can or cannot do without clearing from higher ups. My guess is this ADA broke the department rules by entering into this type of plea arrangement and then hid it from the boss.