That would be really mean, girl
Sun, 06/02/2011 - 13:04 by

Today's news is all about terrible people facing terrible punishments for the terrible crimes they've committed. Antony Costa could soon have a new cellmate, in the form of Lindsay Lohan, who faces a maximum of three years in prison after being charged with felony grand theft for nicking a necklace. However, what we need to remember is that this is Lindsay Lohan. Lindsay Lohan is a well-known Hollywood actress, which, BY LAW, means she is not allowed to go to prison.

 

Plus, she probably didn't even steal the thing anyway. She's a good person who would never do a bad thing like that.

As we reported earlier this week, the second-rate criminal, Lindsay, was pictured wearing the $2,500 necklace that she has been accused of stealing. It was unknown then whether charges would be pressed, but it now looks likely that she'll be held culpable by the jewellery store, Kamofie. Although it is them who have committed the real crime here, by charging $2,500 for a fucking necklace in the first place.

 

Our good friends at TMZ claim that Lohan's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, has told her that she is likely to be charged tomorrow - meaning yet another date in court is on the cards for the actress to wriggle her way out of.

 

If convicted, she could face a maximum of three years in jail. But going by her last few jail terms - 84 minutes for drink driving and 14 days of a 90 day sentence for more misdemeanour - we doubt she'll be in there for longer than three seconds.

  • Question: what does a celebrity have to do to be imprisoned?
    Mr Doherty: constant drugs charges: NO PRISON.
    Mr Tweed: massive rapist: NO PRISON (and not even a real celeb)
    Ms Cole-Tweedy: massive racist: NO PRISON
    Mr Sheen: all-round caner and hooker-beater/scarer: NO PRISON
    Miss Hilton: drugs/drink driving charges out the wazoo: NO PRISON
    Mr Doggy Dogg: drive by shooting: NO PRISON (though I do enjoy his rhymes)

    Phil Spector: murder: PRISON.
    Well, then. We must wait it out, wait until LiLo goes uber nuts, pops across to see next door neighbour SamRon for a cup of sugar, and committs murder because of some coke/lesbian reason.
    BLARG.

    tescopop Mon, 07/02/2011 - 09:42
  • Ken, don't ask such silly questions. Paedo-bear approved or no, Miley is by far the better bikini bod. She has a waist, for starter for ten.

    tescopop Mon, 07/02/2011 - 09:36
  • That necklace was shit anyway, Christ knows why, out of all the bling people lend her, she chose to nick that.

    Oh, of course. Because she's a fucking mentalist.

    retrovertigo Mon, 07/02/2011 - 03:46
  • Ahhh, but who looks better in a Bikini?
    Lindsay?Miley?

    ken tate Mon, 07/02/2011 - 02:46
  • I love the word 'misdemeanour'.

    stella ah trois Sun, 06/02/2011 - 15:05
  • I love the word 'misdemeanour'.

    stella ah trois Sun, 06/02/2011 - 15:05
  • Ahhh, but who looks better in a Bikini?
    Lindsay?Miley?

    ken tate Mon, 07/02/2011 - 02:46
  • That necklace was shit anyway, Christ knows why, out of all the bling people lend her, she chose to nick that.

    Oh, of course. Because she's a fucking mentalist.

    retrovertigo Mon, 07/02/2011 - 03:46
  • Ken, don't ask such silly questions. Paedo-bear approved or no, Miley is by far the better bikini bod. She has a waist, for starter for ten.

    tescopop Mon, 07/02/2011 - 09:36
  • Question: what does a celebrity have to do to be imprisoned?
    Mr Doherty: constant drugs charges: NO PRISON.
    Mr Tweed: massive rapist: NO PRISON (and not even a real celeb)
    Ms Cole-Tweedy: massive racist: NO PRISON
    Mr Sheen: all-round caner and hooker-beater/scarer: NO PRISON
    Miss Hilton: drugs/drink driving charges out the wazoo: NO PRISON
    Mr Doggy Dogg: drive by shooting: NO PRISON (though I do enjoy his rhymes)

    Phil Spector: murder: PRISON.
    Well, then. We must wait it out, wait until LiLo goes uber nuts, pops across to see next door neighbour SamRon for a cup of sugar, and committs murder because of some coke/lesbian reason.
    BLARG.

    tescopop Mon, 07/02/2011 - 09:42

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