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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
Lindsay Lohan: Discuss.
Personally, I think she's trash and am happy she is going to jail. She's gotten the soft hand of the law too many times with all of her antics and it's about time she did some time. It won't be the full 90 days, but damn sure it'll be something.
And I'm so cruel - I LOL'd when I saw the pictures of her reaction...the "omgican'tbelieveshe'sdoingthistomei'mlindsaylohan!!!!!!!!!!!!!" face to the "ohsh!ti'mgoingtoprison" crying face. How about ya don't break the law, mmmmkay?
WDYT?
Re: Lindsay Lohan: Discuss.
I get what the courts are trying to do, but i don't agree with the sentence.
This is someone who needs help, and now. Sending to her jail isn't going to give her the real help she needs.
This is sad to think, (and i can't believe i'm saying it out loud) but i don't think she will live beyond her 30's.
See, I get that she needs help, but they've tried that route before and it hasn't worked (missed classes, leaving rehab, etc) I'm thinking that maybe jail will "scare her straight" a bit and hopefully get it through her head that this is for real, consequences are real, and then the rehab she has to complete when she's released might actually work. Otherwise, her getting help hasn't seemed to do squat in the past.
I think she needs some serious help but a little jail time won't hurt her. I think she needs to get a little taste of reality and then go to rehab and get the help she needs.
Nothing like telling the judge that you respect her when you have the words "F**k You" on your middle fingernails.
On the one hand I do feel bad for her because she really won the loser parent lotto, and her parents have basically been famewhoring her out since she was 12. That's going to screw ANYBODY up. (See: Michael Jackson)
However, she's old enough now to realize that she's losing "work" (I really hate actors and actresses who talk about how stressful their job pretending to be other people is all the time) and is not a bankable star. She needs to get her $hit together, and hopefully jail will help do that.
And good for the judge - I would feel bad about the harsh sentence, but I think the judge has had enough of the "Oops! I'm in the French Riviera and can't make it back in time... I mean, lost my passport!" hijinks.