Or at least she is going to be soon. I don't really know.

But, what I would like to draw your attention to is the dire remark that she made before the press before she went to jail.

It went something like:

There are many, many good people who have gone to prison. Look at Nelson Mandela.

Oh. My. God. WHY did you have to go and say something stupid like that?!?! That's just not cool, Martha. You can't just compare yourself to Nelson Mandela!

Posted by Fin at 10/10/2004 10:09:00 pm

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 Fin: Pardon the title phrase. :)

 Anonymous: Well, that's quite disturbing - a terrible mental picture. And, please, refer to her as inmate no. 55170-054. For real!

 Anonymous: Woohoo! And the I love the blockquote style!

 Fin: lol

 Fin: lol I know I just HAD to use it (after spending ages making it)!

 Anonymous: You can go a little overboard with those commenting on your own post things ;-).

 Anonymous: Oh, and your Technorati link is not working - it gives a message amazingly similar to this:
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 Anonymous: Here's my Britism of the day for you - the way you use the word "brilliant." Here I've plagerized, oops, I mean referenced QUASS.com on this one:
"Brilliant" is occasionally used affirmatively like this in the states, especially when one is praising someone's mental abilities (as in, "Einstein was brilliant"); however, we cynical Yanks are more likely to employ this adjective in an ironic sense (as in, "That's just brilliant: now we've lost the keys AND the car!")

 Fin: lol I dunno if I use it in an ironic sense usually, but I normally mean it when I say it.