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#1 Jul 20 2006 at 9:08 AM Rating: Decent
Since she is still on the air, I assume that someone watches (and likes?) her. Does anyone actually like this *****?

I've always hated her, but this just really got me going:

Linky with transcript and video

Elizabeth Smart was on to talk about a new national sex offender registry bill.

The most ridiculous part of the interview:

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GRACE: Did your kidnappers tell you they would hurt you or your family if you tried to get away?

ELIZABETH SMART: You know, they did. And I really am here to support the bill and not to go into what — you know, what happened to me, what the whole — like, what is in my past because I`m not here to give an interview on that. I`m here to help push this bill through.

GRACE: And I want you to push the bill through and I want people to hear your voice.

When we take a look back, there`s a shot of Elizabeth Smart, and here she is, four years later. And frankly, it`s a miracle that she was ever found. You know, a lot of people have seen shots of you wearing a burqa. How did you see out of that thing?

ELIZABETH SMART: You know, I`m really not going to talk about this at this time. I mean, that`s something I just don`t even look back at. And I really — I really — to be frankly honest, I really don`t appreciate you bringing all this up.

GRACE: I`m sorry, dear. I thought that you would speak out to other victims. But you know what? I completely understand. A lot of victims don`t want to talk about it and don`t feel like talking about it.


Seriously what the hell? All she can think to ask her is how do you see out of a burqa. Smiley: mad
#2 Jul 20 2006 at 9:14 AM Rating: Excellent
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I had to quickly Google to see what the hell Grace was on about with the burqa. Apparently Smart's kidnapper dressed her in a burqa and a wig while she was being held captive. Huh.

Asking Smart how she saw out of a burqa in that context sounds like asking someone "So, how did the nylon ropes feel against your skin while tied to the chair? Did they leave burns or were they silky?"

What a tool.
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#3 Jul 20 2006 at 9:23 AM Rating: Decent
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I think in Grace's mind, it was all tied together with this:

Professor CrescentFresh wrote:

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GRACE: I`m sorry, dear. I thought that you would speak out to other victims. But you know what? I completely understand. A lot of victims don`t want to talk about it and don`t feel like talking about it.



She was most likely thinking that the abuse Smart endured was comperable with sexual abuse, and that by having Smart talk about that would give comfort to any victim of any abuse.
#4 Jul 20 2006 at 9:26 AM Rating: Good
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She was most likely thinking that the abuse Smart endured was comperable with sexual abuse, and that by having Smart talk about that would give comfort to any victim of any abuse.




She was most likely thinking "ratings ratings, gotta get ratings. gopssip gossip gossip. gossip gossip gossip. My career, please let this help my career"


and prolly not much else.
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#5 Jul 20 2006 at 9:41 AM Rating: Good
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Kelvyquayo wrote:
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She was most likely thinking that the abuse Smart endured was comperable with sexual abuse, and that by having Smart talk about that would give comfort to any victim of any abuse.

She was most likely thinking "ratings ratings, gotta get ratings. gopssip gossip gossip. gossip gossip gossip. My career, please let this help my career"

and prolly not much else.

If she wanted to garner some serious gossip and ratings, she'd point out the similarity in appearance of Liz Smart and Christine Young.
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#6 Jul 20 2006 at 9:45 AM Rating: Decent
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She was most likely thinking "ratings ratings, gotta get ratings. gopssip gossip gossip. gossip gossip gossip. My career, please let this help my career"
But, she was an undefeated prosecutor. Surely she has that as a backup plan!
#7 Jul 20 2006 at 9:46 AM Rating: Good
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Christine Young.




Smiley: lolSmiley: laughSmiley: lol



Ohhhh man.. That's got me rollin'
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#8 Jul 20 2006 at 10:01 AM Rating: Default
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Nancy Grace is a ***** Gaw I hate her. Ranks right up there with Bill O'Rielly and Greta Van Lesbian.
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#9 Jul 20 2006 at 10:03 AM Rating: Decent
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Nancy Grace is stupid ***** and one of the main propagators of Missing White Woman Syndrome.
#10 Jul 20 2006 at 10:15 AM Rating: Default
Things Elizabeth Smart could have
done to escape her captors.


For those of you who don't know who Elizabeth Smart is, I envy your ignorance. She's the 14 year old: http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/images/smart_ns1.jpg

Who was stolen by this guy: http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/images/mitchell4.jpg



The nut job who kidnapped her calls himself "Emmanuel," and I have to give him credit because Emmanuel is a much more compelling name for a cult leader than "Brian." After he became a suspect, his stepson was quoted as saying "Emmanuel is capable of kidnapping a child."

This begs the question: who isn't capable of kidnapping a child? I mean, how much effort could it take? Kids are stupid, just look at how many of them die in fires every year. Who the hell dies in a fire? How fast does the flame move anyway? Every time I burn my brother's toys, it takes an eternity for the flames to spread. A common house fire spreads about half a mile per hour. Oh no, a fire? Jump through the flames you *****. If you don't make it everyone's going to think you're a dumbass anyway, so you might as well try. Besides, think how cool it would be if you ran out of the building screaming while you were on fire. Holy **** that would rule, chicks would be humping you left and right (assuming the burns don't scar your junk).

When Elizabeth Smart was finally "freed," her father appeared on TV giving one blubbering speech after another saying "I don't know what she's gone through and I'm sure she's been through hell." I don't think he was referring to the pictures of Elizabeth hanging out at parties circulating on the Internet, the video of her having a picnic at a park, or the hippy drum circle she was spotted at when he referred to "hell."

So to help other children in the future, I've put together a list of things Elizabeth could have done to escape her captors:

1. Walked away.
It turns out that Elizabeth was held at knife-point and was as close as 10 minutes away from her home at times throughout her 9-month ordeal. Here's an idea: walk home. Or if you're a gimp, change "walk" to "hobble" and the same rules apply.

2. Don't use wigs, sunglasses, and phony accents.
If you're trying to break free, cut the ******** and remove the disguise when you're in public. If your captor walks away from you at a party and starts drinking beer, it's a pretty safe bet he's not a prophet. What are you clinging onto?

3. Don't hang out at parties.
It kind of blows the credibility of the whole kidnapping story if you're seen at a party. Next thing you know you have to make up some crazy **** about being brainwashed.

4. Anything.
Almost a year before Elizabeth Smart was found, there was a 7 year old girl named Erica Pratt who was kidnapped, bound with duct tape around her arms, legs and eyes, and left in the basement of a building.
#11 Jul 20 2006 at 10:20 AM Rating: Good
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Zurckoneos wrote:
Things Elizabeth Smart could have
done to escape her captors.


For those of you who don't know who Elizabeth Smart is, I envy your ignorance. She's the 14 year old: http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/images/smart_ns1.jpg

Who was stolen by this guy: http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/images/mitchell4.jpg



The nut job who kidnapped her calls himself "Emmanuel," and I have to give him credit because Emmanuel is a much more compelling name for a cult leader than "Brian." After he became a suspect, his stepson was quoted as saying "Emmanuel is capable of kidnapping a child."

This begs the question: who isn't capable of kidnapping a child? I mean, how much effort could it take? Kids are stupid, just look at how many of them die in fires every year. Who the hell dies in a fire? How fast does the flame move anyway? Every time I burn my brother's toys, it takes an eternity for the flames to spread. A common house fire spreads about half a mile per hour. Oh no, a fire? Jump through the flames you @#%^. If you don't make it everyone's going to think you're a dumbass anyway, so you might as well try. Besides, think how cool it would be if you ran out of the building screaming while you were on fire. Holy sh*t that would rule, chicks would be humping you left and right (assuming the burns don't scar your junk).

When Elizabeth Smart was finally "freed," her father appeared on TV giving one blubbering speech after another saying "I don't know what she's gone through and I'm sure she's been through hell." I don't think he was referring to the pictures of Elizabeth hanging out at parties circulating on the Internet, the video of her having a picnic at a park, or the hippy drum circle she was spotted at when he referred to "hell."

So to help other children in the future, I've put together a list of things Elizabeth could have done to escape her captors:

1. Walked away.
It turns out that Elizabeth was held at knife-point and was as close as 10 minutes away from her home at times throughout her 9-month ordeal. Here's an idea: walk home. Or if you're a gimp, change "walk" to "hobble" and the same rules apply.

2. Don't use wigs, sunglasses, and phony accents.
If you're trying to break free, cut the bullsh*t and remove the disguise when you're in public. If your captor walks away from you at a party and starts drinking beer, it's a pretty safe bet he's not a prophet. What are you clinging onto?

3. Don't hang out at parties.
It kind of blows the credibility of the whole kidnapping story if you're seen at a party. Next thing you know you have to make up some crazy sh*t about being brainwashed.

4. Anything.
Almost a year before Elizabeth Smart was found, there was a 7 year old girl named Erica Pratt who was kidnapped, bound with duct tape around her arms, legs and eyes, and left in the basement of a building.





I bet you waited years just for someone to post about Ms. Smart and her ordeal just so that you had a reason to enlighten us with your infinite wisdom about such things, aye?

congratulations. good job. **** off.
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#12 Jul 20 2006 at 10:34 AM Rating: Decent
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I bet you waited years just for someone to post about Ms. Smart and her ordeal just so that you had a reason to enlighten us with your infinite wisdom about such things, aye?


To bad it wasn't his wisdom as that was copy & pasted verbatim.
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#13 Jul 20 2006 at 10:35 AM Rating: Good
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I bet you waited years just for someone to post about Ms. Smart and her ordeal just so that you had a reason to enlighten us with your infinite wisdom about such things, aye?


To bad it wasn't his wisdom as that was copy & pasted verbatim.



too bad the Obvious Police are at lunch this hourSmiley: wink2
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#14 Jul 20 2006 at 10:40 AM Rating: Excellent
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Ranks right up there with Bill O'Rielly .


My first thought when I think of Nancy. It's the unbending resolve she exhibits even when she is clueless, and the fact that I bet she makes some really inept obscene phone calls.
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too bad the Obvious Police are at lunch this hour


It's a shame isn't? :)

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My first thought when I think of Nancy. It's the unbending resolve she exhibits even when she is clueless, and the fact that I bet she makes some really inept obscene phone calls.


Exactly. Wild unthoughtout rants with a conservative stance. Because being wildly right wing is always "fair and balanced".

Gaw they **** me off ><
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It passed the House on a voice vote in March and has broad support, but has been delayed because Democratic members say it should include hate crimes legislation opposed by Republican leaders.


Aside from the problem I have with the concept of "hate crimes" in general, I really have a problem with holding up useful legislation via riders.

Assuming, of course, that this legislation would in fact be useful.
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All politicians should be forced to watch the South Park episode "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime".
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#18 Jul 20 2006 at 2:57 PM Rating: Good
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You know, a lot of people have seen shots of you wearing a burqa. How did you see out of that thing?

What the ****?

Go interview an Afghan woman if you're so interested.

What did she even expect as an answer to that question?

Smart: "Uh, I saw out through the little holes"

Grace: "Fascinating!"


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MYteddy wrote:
Ranks right up there with Bill O'Rielly .


My first thought when I think of Nancy. It's the unbending resolve she exhibits even when she is clueless, and the fact that I bet she makes some really inept obscene phone calls.


/nod

The icing on the cake for this asstard, is the copious amounts of eye-make up and shellaced up hair, albeit thinning, that confuses one into accidently thinking they are watching a host on the Home Shopping Network.

"That's right callers you only have 13 minutes to buy this, lovely American Flag embroidered 'Elizabeth Smart Commemorative Burqua', for $29.99!"

"The next five callers receive, as an added bonus, the 'Nancy Grace Laquer-ware hair-care products', with the purchase of the Burqua."












Edited, Jul 21st 2006 at 2:46pm EDT by Redjed
#20 Jul 21 2006 at 2:25 PM Rating: Excellent
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Oh you're talking about THAT one? I hate her. When I was on the night shift down in houston we had CNN on in the background. She's worse then good ol anne "satin" coulter in my book.
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#21 Jul 21 2006 at 2:44 PM Rating: Decent
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She's worse then good ol anne "satin" coulter in my book.
Shall we call her Nancy "Rayon" Grace then?
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You know what happened to the last person who made fun of my spelling?

We ate them.
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