[Corporate Law]

Not as scary as the Spawn's photo two weeks ago at the fashion show.

[Bikers4Bush]

Nice, I wonder what she was strung out on when they arrested her.

She looks like she's been on a three week bender.

[Clemenza]

Most arrests photos tend to be scary, altough Ms. Bush looks like a Biscayne Boulevard Crack Whore in this photo. Yeesh.

My pick for scariest celebrity arrest photo was Paul "Pee Wee Herman" Reubans.

[areafiftyone]

Jeb Bush had said a while ago that one of his kids had a problem with drugs but he wouldn't say which one. I guess the cat is out now. How horrible and embarassing for Jeb and his family. I hope she gets help!

[blackdog]

She looks like Heidi Fleise(sp?) in a really bad mood. Something really stinks here. The devil is in the details. Sheeple got no time for stinkin details.

[Sam's Army]

Looks like the movie poster for "Day of the Dead".

[oldvike]

Yikes! That's scary. I truly hope Jeb has her ass in rehab at this very moment. I guarantee it's more than just xanex. I'm sure alcohol is involved as well.

[Rain-maker]

Betty Ford Clinic next stop....

[Registered]

[b4its2late]

Scary? Naw..... This one's scary:

[LiveFree99]

She looks like she's 24 going on 54. I can imagine what she'll look like in 10 years if she doesn't clean up her act. Not very appealing, to be sure!

[dead]

She can tell her side of the story on Larry King:

[bootless]

EEK!

[Cobra64]

Christ! She looks like she was run over by a truck. Does anyone have a more "normal" picture of her?

[Sloth]

Dang -- if I looked like that, I'd take Xanax, too.

[grannie]

But for the Grace of God that could be my daughter or any of yours. She needs help I pray she gets it before it's to late. My sympathy and prayers go out to her parents, grandparents, for our wonderful President & his family.This just shows all of us what drugs & alcholic can do to you. Let's all pray for our children in America that are depending on drugs....Grannie

[thatsnotnice]

During the 70's a lot of the younger liberal arts types would go to countries like South Korea to be English teachers. At the time you could just walk into the pharmacies and tell them what you wanted. You didn't need a prescription for anything. If you went to a western-style doctor, he'd just tell you what drug(s) to get for whatever your problem was and you walked to the shop and picked them up.

There were quite a few people that got real messed up over there just from all the muscle relaxers and painkillers and stuff. Funny part is that they were almost 100% non-Korean. I always thought that was interesting. They all had the same access but the druggies were always Westerners. Hmmm.

[Jonathon Spectre]

Shouldn't she be locked in a cage? She broke THE LAW, just like the 600,000 people who will be arrested this year for possessing a naturally-occurring lifeform. So why am I so certain she'll not be sentenced to some ridiculous "mandatory minimum" and rot in jail for years and years like so many other harmless people who have committed no crime that fits the definition of the word?

This post brought to you by the neverending, counterproductive, impossible-to-win War on (Some) Drugs.

[SarahW]

Xanax!? Oh give me a break. That'll be over the counter in a few years.

[SarahW]

Xanax!? Oh give me a break. That'll be over the counter in a few years.