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Blogs are filled with trolls. Invest in a reflective surface (before speculators screw the pooch “there also too”.)

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Louis: I’m from Philadelphia, expletives are a way of life. Vitae notwithstanding. Just look at Chase Utley’s famous quote from the World Series Celebration in CBP.

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I feel sorry for any Apple/Mac forums you participate in if this serves as any example of when you “don’t give two shits or a fuck”. Banned much?

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Don’t you want to know why Apple is off like half price? And what’s comin for You next.. “fuck or shit” your educated?
English profanities aside ?

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Other than that, I don’t know what the prosecution is doing and honestly, I don’t give two shits or a fuck. I don’t really care at this point. It’s old news.

I care more about Mac OS X 10.5.6 than I do about this. That and when Apple is going to see fit to release the 17″ MBP with that new “brick” process.

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Once again, you miss the target entirely. You made the claim of intent as defined as “trying to find information to smear her” which, again remains unsubstantiated, outside of MaxNews and FreeperLand. Care to reveal the prosecution’s hand, MadMan?

Funny how her ‘Alaskan accent’ is identical to a Minnesota/Wisconsin accent. Maybe she picked it up while doing the coast-to-coast community college thing?

Rather the cuntrag than the cunt, Mikey.

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Yes, that still leaves the question of if he was the actual person that did it or not – living in a dorm and all. People always going in and out.

The average salary for the Tennessee house of representatives is $55,000 plus a cost of living increase after every two year term. Plus any committees or chairs he holds which pay between $5,000 to $15,000 each.

Michael Kernell has been a State Rep since 1975 – that’s 16 general assembliess far. Say 3% for cost of living increase. So today he makes, $88,258 base salary. He holds 1 chair plus 4 committees. Lets say $15,000 for the chair position and $5,000 for each committee.

So his grand total is: $123,258.85 that’s a decent chunk of change. Besides – that doesn’t take into account investments, spouse’s employment, equity, other jobs like book deals and speaking engagements, kickbacks from lobbyists, general corruption payments, etc…

Also, I couldn’t find the exact cost of living increase rate and the exact pay per committee, so I went conservatively.

As far as the Defense talking to the Prosecution, that would start almost immediately. Irregardless of the court schedule, where everything takes a minimum of 30 days.

Lastly, what makes you think I’m angry about this what so ever? He is a kid that screwed up, give him a fine and probation and some community service and let him go.

Why are you such a flaming liberal cuntrag?

SMIS: She’s no rocket scientist and the Alaskan accent coupled with her quirky attitude compounds it. SNL makes every politician look stupid. Wait, no, I think they all are just stupid and SNL is just relaying that. And I mean that in the most bipartisan way.

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I suppose Palin does indeed believe she has the authority to pardon under the ‘expanded’ [read: unconstitutional] powers of the Vice President as exercised by Phallus Cheney … there also too.

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the $100-150k is a base salary they make most of the money through lobbists.

I can not stand Tina Fey she tries to make Sarah Palin look dumb which she is not even if disagree with her politics.

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Furthermore, you’ll have to define “rich”, as in his parent’s net worth, _not_ assuming they are “rich” simply because his father is a TN state representative with an annual salary of what? $100-150k, if that? BFD.

Your further assumptions about communications between prosecution and defense are even more humorous, especially in light of your claims of having spent so much time before the bench. This “crime” was only recently committed and will likely take a year or more before it goes away in a puff of smoke, as it deserves. By that time, maybe your therapy may have gained some traction and you’ll be a happier person for the sake of those around you.

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I’m not so sure about the fine. The kid has rich parents, so he may see a higher fine than normal. Furthermore, if he had hacked Joe the Plumber’s (pun intended) e-mail, he may only see a small fine. However, He hacked a Vice Presidential candidate’s e-mail for the distinct purpose of trying to find information to smear her. That shows clear intent to commit the crime and will warrant a higher penalty.

That and if it has already reached this stage, that means preliminary discussions between the prosecution and defense have not gone so well. The prosecution may be after blood to set an example. It is a high profile case, and as such they would use it to show that “hacking” is a crime. Although he didn’t actually hack anything. More like social engineering and good luck with google.

jman: She is hot, but the chick that plays her on Saturday Night Live is way hotter.

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Madmike go sit on a fire hydrant and stfu

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While not his wisest move on Earth, Yahoo should employ this kid (with thanks) for showing them what lax security measures they employ.

Since this kid has no record prior to this incident, he won’t see a $25k fine or jail time. A small fine plus court costs and community service is more likely. The kid is already weighted down with the legal fees he’s going to owe which will be taken into account in his sentencing.

btw – “slam dunk” may be quaint and colloquial, but it’s not a legal term. *shakes head*

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The kid is an idiot, but he doesn’t deserve jail time. Slap him with a $25,000 fine and 2 years probation at most.

Obama won’t pardon him. Entering presidents don’t usually do that. Outgoing presidents give pardons and I highly doubt Bush will pardon him. Stranger things have happened though.

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