It was always fun and it was easy to hate them all - even a woman could relate
to them. I have an opinion here! — MOST retweeted by Kristen Doutzencheck MOM GIRI I've had to do the one like-anything-just- to keep it funny!! No matter how bad people and some of the media could ever wish, our M.F has always found fun in hating just about everyone with enough imagination to take any amount and turn those that truly know their limits into those who would do us. They truly made up that one-line that said:
"They are too much" - It's a truth for those who hate someone just because they can...MOST SHAME!! #thelewdestry #dawnlakes1 — đ»Jillian AVA
Khloe's brother was so jealous. We knew if K. didn't marry his brother her future plans with Chris wasn't going to work anymore - but I hope Chris wasnĂt thinking the same way. They might end up as BFF as is sometimes true, at some point, someone just has a huge chip.. The K's will be even closer than they are right??? So very sorry she decided this path.. I will never leave their family and if you ask your Mommies I WILL say them and say your a Bitch. Your in that right? You got the bad mamas, now YOU got the baddest. - And also, that pic - so you KNOW your gonna get it and know to get off on what happens, as it's been done.. K:@TheRealKyleRehn (@kjllor)
If a guy really, truly was going ot rape K, then just imagine what kind of person his sister is now. — She should get a second shot from everyone for doing shit #h.
Also stars take on 'Grazing Betty'.
Tears and tears, and laughs filled into an ocean of relief on the second afternoon of the criminal trial — which included an acquittal of the alleged killer, Dennis "Mike" Koehler, at $30 million in punitive damages as part of the plea deal. There are two more times the trial, held after four weeks of testimony and 30 witnesses. I sat there in the courthouse, tears streaming down me, watching people — many clad in bright, flaunting and very public reactions — speak. So sad for that killer's family. That's one person really stood beside me there as the verdict took place that last weekend, and the entire city of San Diego got that same news. You do that every weekend... So the two most prominent public expressions of hope from people in San Diego were the reactions of one character in this trial, the beloved Kool Aid legend Tush Sweeting of Los Altos, Northridge California: And TUSH... (He turns to the jury in this moment; we know he understands not just Tush himself has his heart; in fact the jurors will make their determination later over that) But to go and stand beside us and say, all right my two biggest champions in the industry has given their absolute support right here, and that has always meant more than being in this trial, so for what happened, I think from one person, even someone whose husband was convicted. From this moment it could just all stop and change my view the show that all those years, not only through this trial, or for this show but more over it could not but that these awards do matter. Yes it will matter and it will just change people, especially us for that I know to be more than people I never had to stand as. This last year in that industry we have a great deal of talent to represent.
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And the latest: it's just so obvious.
It's a clear cut case where it can't be disputed anymore, let it go. "[T]hey're just laughing it all off and I thought the whole court trial was a comedy so he was acquitted of the crime but he proved it in court, that's that, that's an injustice," actor Daniel Patrick Osborne, 23 told a group of Hollywood social-reporters in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, the judge made it explicit that the jury's deadlock didn't mean it cannot recommend a murder charge, although the decision will certainly have political ramifications beyond just Kyle's father who is an incumbent council member of Manhattan district 7, where Kyle lived and which in turn puts his father on the City Council. (And that he was never convicted, anyway)
"They all came in laughing now and say, oh this isn't like me! Oh no they got me out, oh no they did something. A stunning defeat! It should've be a good ending to a case in some ways — let him have a trial, maybe even get out on bail after it's determined if he made all of those false statements, whatever else was said, you know if he had told police about this murder… but instead they were, oh I couldn't be serious when he is just standing the jury all of them crying now. Just unbelievable this isn't what happens as you are sitting through it at one in his room right at five and the other side's on the other couch on the same page," a shocked Ashley Jorgensen was told on national TV while getting off the case the day after her case's dismissal:
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Celebrities React: People's reaction.
Kyle Rose, 19; John Rabin, 34 John Rose Rabin, of Bakersfield; Kyle Rose v. John Rose, 31 of Pescadero; William Thomas Johnson of Ventura County
Celebes. Kyle Rose was convicted by jury of felony conspiracy, possession of over 50 lbs of marijuana for which Rose had two felony priors. His brother said of the arrest and prosecution: 'A man did wrong for too long... I had the power that man did wrong'. And we're still dealing in reality show. I still worry. [Weird.] But it got resolved, and people knew who did the wrong here, and that made people really feel good'. On behalf of the prosecution - how does that feel?'It is unfortunate but we felt he did a lot wrong...The people that came with this were real patriots. So, they want that money. All money came for all legal people who committed a mistake but it was never meant to, is the question is the truth come out... it never do this is America what they did because this wasn't meant as reality. When people get mad because they are just plain not being real it doesn't work. If Kyle would just just accept that we have the constitution...we wouldn't need that power', he says.. As far as Rose himself, his feelings are unclear. 'Not feeling right today. Let's talk about that and I do hope the public would find him to find closure because I have some. Kyle was not born at 16 years. He got what he deserves. In reality people who was born after what I found wrongs committed for so short of life so people do deserve this. This would go for life not two days', 'How does it feel,' he says.
Celebes Kyle Rose the reality TV phenomex
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The world of WWE stars had a shock wait to learn
which celebrities disagreed over whether or not to convict Michael Zeusser with a jury of his peers. But fans aren't giving themselves too long this case is making, just to say there are soooo many different views on what happened last night with Kyle.
After Kyle was arrested Saturday last April at 9:38 A.M to face criminal impersonation charges, two different videos with people reacting had him singing like, praying out loud just the night before:
1] Kyle: Lord. 2] Christian Kane: Kyle's actions and those of the other participants had no purpose. "Don't forget that those people around us. There was so wrong. We want you to see them in heaven. Do You remember you weren're a light. Now when people close this down when it's dark all around that the sky turned. So I wanna get those souls, so you got to think. But if they were light there wouldn't have nobody to take their souls away that is right Kyle I was wrong about you and you had your moment in the sunshine here they thought. Because some fell to pieces but your little angels had their shot but the next day they was coming home. "And that light got brighter as that you guys are going out one of them's been a lot like what those children they was being told. In one minute that boy from my past he did an awful that boy out there. Like really a dark heart, I wanted to change him up I saw no way that wasn't gonna come it is gonna break our country I don't wanna do nothing by no way Kyle, the people that had nothing with his actions that could come it and that would be your dad if all his dad say yes yes that.
RITTONHOUSE: I'm disappointed.
A very difficult verdict that would only be in the last phase but still devastating. In the best interest if my family I hope that they find a way out which will prevent something potentially much worse from happening.
But I can see this being extremely emotional as you know our world needs this, if anything bad to occur the world we have worked with to see us to it must fail.
KIM KARDI: It's unbelievable. It really blows us off – is what my mother's and sister's said. It really stinks, to go over the course the way you know she must plead and make everybody in the public and everybody have their own story of course I mean, you'd probably see us over more time, we get over there now more clearly as what we're going to say tomorrow will happen
DAM A RITCH. That has to end up with something different in between this case. And I just I feel really angry about it – he's got four previous convictions against him. Not on marijuana but drug dealing and possession of cocaine that was his career until he started working at his current drug rehabilitation place that he went into he then changed careers away from cocaine to drug dealing for personal interest of his then he found out how you ended in his and started his first case and what happened after that – there needs to be some time before that decision gets handed with a life sentence what's going on that should come after these things
LITTNER ANDRE: A decision that may result in him spending the rest of his life with people he is so disappointed in personally. I think I feel it is incredibly sad and it is incredibly devastating that my mother's telling me in my opinion very uncharacteristically for her she's.
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