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I don't think torture is needed. Nor is hanging appropriate. If anyone is doing any torturing it is her own self. She didn't kill anyone, that is good. However, I do feel a nice long stretch in prison would do her far more good than harm.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
As far as the rehab is concerned, I assume it is alcohol rehab. Why must she go to the Betty Ford clinic ? Why does she not simply enroll in a less expensive rehab program of which there are many ?
The judge should let her out to hook for a few weeks. No? Oh well, there is always playboy.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG4CGC
She's already in the hole, so to speak.Quote:
Originally Posted by w2amr
I was thinking it was about this gal:Quote:
Originally Posted by kf6rdn
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Against the grain here a little probably, but I actually feel sorry for Lohan.
She's a woman with immense talent that got screwed by her upbringing. Those miserable excuses for parents exploited her when she was younger and set the dial to dysfunctional at an early age.
I'm not surprised she's out of money. She hasn't done anything of consequence in years. She always seems to have a posse.
I guess I have a soft spot for her, as she's about a month older than my daughter.
I feel nothing but anger and bitter contempt for such a person as Lohan. She put my life, and the lives of my family and friends in danger when she drove drunk. She obviously has no respect for human life. If she were merely an alcoholic and she didn't drive drunk I would have sympathy for her. But once a person drives drunk that crosses a line into a realm where I have no sympathy for the person.
What a waste.
She may be too far gone now to really resurrect her career or her image. If she doesn't take responsibility for her own life (including responsibility for DUI -- and taking the punishment for it) we're going to read her obit real soon... and it will not be good.
What scares me about this is that Little Miss Field Day wants to be a singer and an actress. I don't discourage her, but I fear that this is a path that she could head down. I think she's smart enough to know better, but things happen...
Absolutely correct. Alas, there are lots of other kids who have become just as fu*ked up by their parents pushing them to be ballet stars, singers, tennis prodigies, et cetera ad nauseum but did not have the talent or the time to garner the slice of "fame" that inflamed her asshole parents to guarantee the train wreck she has become.Quote:
Originally Posted by nx6d
To live a vicarious life through your child's educational attainments or career successes is perfectly normal and natural. We all want kids to do better and go farther than did we (or our parents, perhaps). This "Lohan" syndrome, however, has nothing whatever to do with the children's success -- it is entirely about the overarching greed of parents who really don't much give a damn about anything more than themselves.
Here's a match made in heaven for her. This guy's wealthy lifestyle makes Lilo look like Little Bo Peep!
Horseshit, Ron. The Lohan situation is WAY different than yours or mine. Children can't "take responsibilty if they aren't shown how to do so in the first place. Lohan obviously wasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by W3WN
If you've set the proper direction, little Miss Field Day won't stray from the course. I suspect she won't. You need to trust your parental instincts better.