About cindy crawford, if I were famous, I'd have to make a rule with my childcare workers to absolutely not take pictures. The description of the picture sounds really disturbing--- I can't wrap my head around the kind of game a nanny plays with kids that would have them bound to a chair 'in a revealing outfit' Odd. and scary. #cindycrawford
@meg9: "About cindy crawford, if I were famous, I'd have to make a rule with my childcare workers to absolutely not take pictures. "
Only problem with that is you'd have to pretty much never let the kid and the nanny out of your sight, pretty much ruling out the need for a nanny. I'm going to guess she wasn't expected this nanny to start taking pictures of her daughter regardless of the type of photo. #cindycrawford
What is the nanny doing taking a photo like that of her 8 year old charge? That is bizarre. I'd be more enraged at the nanny than the extortionist. However, I seem to recall seeing some kind of sexy-ish photos of Cindy's kid where she's sporting a henna tramp stamp. Or something like that. I don't think those people have the best judgment anyway.
And of course, this just confirms that being rich and famous is as good as having a target painted on your back. #cindycrawford
I didn't realize till recently that Zombie Radar left many of my posts for old Radar up on RadarOnline.com. They just removed the FUCKING BYLINES. Skeevy bastards. #cindycrawford
@raincoaster: Well, now that I think about it, I was happy to be associated with the old magazine. I'm not sure I'd be happy to be associated with its new incarnation. So maybe them removing my byline ain't a bad thing after all. #cindycrawford
@RandomLunatic: Misery loves company: A blog that is part of a much bigger web ring around the world--for whom I did considerable pro bono work during their launch--has conveniently left me off their listing of former bloggers. When I use them as a writing reference, I have to provide specific links to my work (which constantly and consistently change) because I am not "searchable" in their database. Fark you very much, jagweeds! #cindycrawford
Wow, he had lunch with someone who is in law enforcement! What next: a story that says that, ironically, the week before he blackmailed a TV star, he watched some television?
My theory is that he was fed up with the child support and alimony payments, had made bad investments, and had mounting variable rate mortgages on his home and the home where his ex-wife lived. He was in a financial hole. He was also embarrassed about being "cuckolded" by Letterman.
Halderman knew he wouldn't succeed in blackmailing Letterman, but, if he attempted it, he could get himself sent to prison and embarrass Letterman in one blow. He'd go bankrupt and wait the whole thing out behind bars. No more bills, no more alimony payments, no more stress.
In other words, Halderman isn't stupid so much as desperately self-destructive. He did it as a fucked-up exit strategy.
@NotChoinski: My theory is that being called a "Nashville socialite" is to be damned with faint praise second only in offense to being called "governor of Alaska."
And he was going to do what -- teach video journalism courses to inmates at Otisville?
A lot of us have had the incarceration fantasy; it's close kin to the coma fantasy, but actually commiting a possible felony to avoid financial obligations is a huge stretch.
@Seeräuber Jenny: I visited death row in Huntsville, Texas during law school as part of a capital punishment clinic. It was horrific. Granted, Halderman isn't going there, but prison is no place to "get away from things," I agree.
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Also, why did the nanny who claims she "innocently" took these pictures keep that one?
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Only problem with that is you'd have to pretty much never let the kid and the nanny out of your sight, pretty much ruling out the need for a nanny. I'm going to guess she wasn't expected this nanny to start taking pictures of her daughter regardless of the type of photo. #cindycrawford
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And of course, this just confirms that being rich and famous is as good as having a target painted on your back. #cindycrawford
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At first I thought there were going to be some Leopold/Loeb elements. One of them befriended the police during the investigation. That was ironic.
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I know there's an extra "r," but does anyone else think Watergate everytime s/he hears his name?
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I asked my hubby of 17 years if he wanted me to sign a prenup, but he said when both parties are totally broke there isn't much need.
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Halderman knew he wouldn't succeed in blackmailing Letterman, but, if he attempted it, he could get himself sent to prison and embarrass Letterman in one blow. He'd go bankrupt and wait the whole thing out behind bars. No more bills, no more alimony payments, no more stress.
In other words, Halderman isn't stupid so much as desperately self-destructive. He did it as a fucked-up exit strategy.
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And speaking of "endless loops"....
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And he was going to do what -- teach video journalism courses to inmates at Otisville?
A lot of us have had the incarceration fantasy; it's close kin to the coma fantasy, but actually commiting a possible felony to avoid financial obligations is a huge stretch.
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If you've ever been in a prison, even as a protected member of the media, it's scary.
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