Mass'Debator
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January 31st, 2008, 10:31 AM
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...0131?hub=World
Oh and the scene was under more control then the last time??
Considdering she had her own parade to the hospital with helicopters, police on bikes and cruisers... a football field long..... you call that under control for just one dizzy pop star?
What's gonna happen the third time, Fireworks and the Goodyear blimp to make sure everybody is aware she's off to the funny farm again?
Some people's kids, I tell ya.
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...0131?hub=World
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Ummm.... Didn't this already happen?
LOS ANGELES -- Britney Spears was taken from her home by ambulance early Thursday and escorted to the hospital by more than a dozen police officers in cars, on motorcycles and in helicopters.
A Los Angeles police officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the matter, said the 26-year-old pop star was being taken to the hospital to "get help.'' The Los Angeles Times cited unidentified authorities who said Spears was being placed on a "mental evaluation hold.''
Spears was taken to UCLA Medical Center, where her mother, Lynne, was seen leaving its psychiatric hospital at about 5:30 a.m.
When asked by a throng of paparazzi and reporters whether Britney was doing all right, Lynne Spears replied, "Yeah,'' before leaving in a Range Rover.
Hours earlier, shortly after 1 a.m., the motorcade that pulled away from Spears' residence was nearly the length of a football field. Along with the ambulance, it included police on nearly a dozen motorcycles and in two cruisers. Two police helicopters followed overhead.
The scene was more controlled than the one earlier this month when Spears also was taken away from her home in an ambulance.
On Jan. 3, police were called to her home when she refused to return her two young sons, Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, to ex-husband Kevin Federline, who has custody.
Officers had paramedics haul Spears to a hospital for undisclosed reasons. She was released after a day and a half in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Police also went to Spears' hilltop residence off Mulholland Drive on Monday night after someone reported a swarm of paparazzi trespassing in the singer's gated community.
When officers arrived, they didn't see anyone trespassing, police said, but citations were issued for several illegally parked cars.
Spears has been in a highly public downward spiral since filing for divorce from Federline in November 2006.
Her bizarre antics include shaving her head bald, attacking a car with an umbrella and bringing along a paparazzo pal on trips to a courthouse in her child custody case.
Spears' child custody case has become a public spectacle, with her skipping depositions and twice this month arriving at the courthouse but not attending the hearing.
The most recent incident was last week, when Spears showed up at the downtown civil courts building for a chance to persuade a Superior Court commissioner to change his order and allow her to see her sons.
Dressed as if arriving for a cocktail party -- wearing bright pink lipstick, sunglasses, shiny gold platform shoes and a very short black dress with a ruffled hem -- Spears was driven into an underground garage and then entered the courthouse.
A court spokesman said she got through a security metal detector, then announced, "I want to leave,'' and returned to her car.
A Los Angeles police officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the matter, said the 26-year-old pop star was being taken to the hospital to "get help.'' The Los Angeles Times cited unidentified authorities who said Spears was being placed on a "mental evaluation hold.''
Spears was taken to UCLA Medical Center, where her mother, Lynne, was seen leaving its psychiatric hospital at about 5:30 a.m.
When asked by a throng of paparazzi and reporters whether Britney was doing all right, Lynne Spears replied, "Yeah,'' before leaving in a Range Rover.
Hours earlier, shortly after 1 a.m., the motorcade that pulled away from Spears' residence was nearly the length of a football field. Along with the ambulance, it included police on nearly a dozen motorcycles and in two cruisers. Two police helicopters followed overhead.
The scene was more controlled than the one earlier this month when Spears also was taken away from her home in an ambulance.
On Jan. 3, police were called to her home when she refused to return her two young sons, Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, to ex-husband Kevin Federline, who has custody.
Officers had paramedics haul Spears to a hospital for undisclosed reasons. She was released after a day and a half in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Police also went to Spears' hilltop residence off Mulholland Drive on Monday night after someone reported a swarm of paparazzi trespassing in the singer's gated community.
When officers arrived, they didn't see anyone trespassing, police said, but citations were issued for several illegally parked cars.
Spears has been in a highly public downward spiral since filing for divorce from Federline in November 2006.
Her bizarre antics include shaving her head bald, attacking a car with an umbrella and bringing along a paparazzo pal on trips to a courthouse in her child custody case.
Spears' child custody case has become a public spectacle, with her skipping depositions and twice this month arriving at the courthouse but not attending the hearing.
The most recent incident was last week, when Spears showed up at the downtown civil courts building for a chance to persuade a Superior Court commissioner to change his order and allow her to see her sons.
Dressed as if arriving for a cocktail party -- wearing bright pink lipstick, sunglasses, shiny gold platform shoes and a very short black dress with a ruffled hem -- Spears was driven into an underground garage and then entered the courthouse.
A court spokesman said she got through a security metal detector, then announced, "I want to leave,'' and returned to her car.
Oh and the scene was under more control then the last time??
Considdering she had her own parade to the hospital with helicopters, police on bikes and cruisers... a football field long..... you call that under control for just one dizzy pop star?
What's gonna happen the third time, Fireworks and the Goodyear blimp to make sure everybody is aware she's off to the funny farm again?
Some people's kids, I tell ya.
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January 31st, 2008, 11:07 AM
She is 100% nuts. Her parents should be seeking a court order to have her locked up and drugged.
She is 100% nuts. Her parents should be seeking a court order to have her locked up and drugged.
Mass'Debator
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January 31st, 2008, 12:47 PM
Perhaps her and Michael Jackson should hook up.
Quoting DurkaDurka
I believe her parents have contributed to a good portion of her being a nut ball, as I imagine most of her issues could be related to everything as far back as the Micky Mouse Club crap.
She is 100% nuts. Her parents should be seeking a court order to have her locked up and drugged.
Perhaps her and Michael Jackson should hook up.
Mass'Debator
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January 31st, 2008, 12:48 PM
Probably because they're escorting celebrities to their hospitals, I imagine. Tax dollars being used at its best.
Quoting Toro
That's pretty much why I posted this.... wtf does she have then entire police force out to escort her to the mental ward, but when you get mugged or jumped, they're never around?
My question is why were there a dozen police cars?
Probably because they're escorting celebrities to their hospitals, I imagine. Tax dollars being used at its best.
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January 31st, 2008, 12:50 PM
The MJ and Britney idea scares me to death... lol
Quoting Praxius
Yes, her mother certainly has contributed to her downfall, she hasn't done a great job with her other daughter either it looks like.
I believe her parents have contributed to a good portion of her being a nut ball, as I imagine most of her issues could be related to everything as far back as the Micky Mouse Club crap.
Perhaps her and Michael Jackson should hook up.
Perhaps her and Michael Jackson should hook up.
The MJ and Britney idea scares me to death... lol
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January 31st, 2008, 03:45 PM
I'm worried about the money, it's home alone right now, I could comfort it while she's in the headslammer.
I'm worried about the money, it's home alone right now, I could comfort it while she's in the headslammer.
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January 31st, 2008, 03:47 PM
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
Quoting darkbeaver
and what would you do with such riches, DB?
I'm worried about the money, it's home alone right now, I could comfort it while she's in the headslammer.
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
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January 31st, 2008, 07:26 PM
Quoting DurkaDurka
Fueled by pot you say...
and what would you do with such riches, DB?
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
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January 31st, 2008, 09:17 PM
Quoting DurkaDurka
OH boy, my two favourite things, I could get excentric, we don't call it paranoid when we have money and lots of pot.
and what would you do with such riches, DB?
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
Surely you could buy Sealand and turn it into a a Socialist wonderland fueled by pot and paranoia?
Mass'Debator
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February 1st, 2008, 08:56 AM
And the only time you're paranoid on weed is when you think the police are going to come for you because it's illegal. If it was legal, there'd be nothing to be paranoid about.... well, perhaps if you run out of snacks.
And the only time you're paranoid on weed is when you think the police are going to come for you because it's illegal. If it was legal, there'd be nothing to be paranoid about.... well, perhaps if you run out of snacks.
