Sarcastico

The plaintiff in Hennessy-Fueled Catfight was a waitress. You win the prize for coming the closest. The whole case reminded me of the Knife Sisters case from a couple of seasons ago.

Living near New York City as I do, it's funny to get out into the provinces and watch how smaller-market tv stations deal with weather. I was in Portland, ME last week and was startled to see the weather report at the top of the broadcast on two days when California had the largest earthquakes in a jillion years. And it wasn't bad or unusual weather -- just the usual summer stuff -- boy it's hot, there's a chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow, etc.

What did the girlfriend look like? And was she blind too? I completely missed her. And how many times did he say, "incredulous?" And he questioned Judge Judy! Not once, but twice!

At the time, either the NY Daily News or NY Post (can't remember which) had a front page story about this: "Shaw-Skank! Prison Worker Had Sex in Closet with Convict 100 Times!" And for the record the well-hung one was Matt, who was killed. And who was drunk when killed.

They barely had a Plan A. It's surprising to me that Matt didn't tell Sweat how deeply Tilly was involved until Sweat was about halfway though tunnelling. And then he was doubtful about her as, indeed, he should have been.

I was surprised to hear her use the term, "Stockholm syndrome" in the hallterview.

If you do, I'll explicit nude photos of you on the internet! [yes, that is right - "explicit" is a verb in Judyland]

Or compare your arrest records.

Quadrifecta! It happened years ago, but it has happened. One of the four cases involved a possibly sexual relationship between an uncle and a niece. One of those two was mentally challenged, or possibly both were. Neither said much, so it was hard to tell. But it was really notable because JJ called one of the witnesses into her chamber and questioned her -- off camera -- about that relationship. Only time I ever saw that happen. No, I don't remember what the actual case was about but it was fast and creepifying.

How was that pronounced? Ah-kee-nah? It's all I can come up with.

Nice list, but one thing you didn't mention: spilling bleach all over the clothes of that skank who tried to steal your man at the club. You've probably done that -- "numerous of times." I've always wanted the companies to make combination cards, like "Deepest Sympathy and Belated Birthday Wishes."

"Drunkenness" is the word you're looking for Angie.

They're dying out in the NYC area. This has been your daily fashion update. And speaking of fashion, I really dug the plaintiff's 3-button suit in the loan vs. gift case last night. Sharp.

OMG, I was just going to say that I remember a case where a woman rented her screened-in back porch to someone. I think it was a house, not a trailer. And in Florida, so the tenant didn't have to worry about heat/utilities. Perhaps it was as long as 10 years ago.

Professor Ooopsy also said "amoant" instead of "amount." So many Minnesota contestants on this show yet she was the first one I ever heard who pronounced "amount" with the long "o" sound. I'm used to hearing "coach" for "couch" and "hoase" for "house," but this was new to me.