I Fought The Law.….….

I love ani­mals. Having said that to cover the case of the pit bull mur­de­rer, and the for­mer pop star/alleged bad mother, twenty four seven while our sol­diers are still dying, and Ira­qis are fleeing their homes in record num­bers, is rather ques­tio­na­ble news practice.

On the same note I’m sure we would be jus­ti­fied in taking away The President’s job as well. He has already found Jesus, his reha­bi­li­ta­tion should be quicker.

One corrupt, one corruptible.

The schism bet­ween what is real, and what we want to believe is real, grows ever larger.

I know you have all seen this a hun­dred times. I saw it for the first time this eve­ning. Unlike you gla­mo­rous peo­ple I was not shop­ping for my gown this wee­kend. I was hiking in Cooper’s Rock State Park. I pre­fer to hike in pla­ces named after me. I have made my fee­lings about pageants known, and as I am very busy this week — very very very busy. I am pos­ting this ( me a million other peo­ple ). This may just be the kick in the ass we need. Mama’s don’t let your Babies grow up to be.…

One brief note.

When trying to avoid a large strange loo­king object in the middle of a win­ding road, do not go to the left of the cen­ter line and almost hit the police man dri­ving an unmar­ked car coming in the oppo­site direc­tion. It is likely the poli­ce­man will turn around and pull you over.

Do not ask the poli­ce­man if he is really a poli­ce­man, even if he is not dri­ving a police car, wea­ring a uni­form, and looks way too vin­tage / Ser­pico. Wha­te­ver you do, when the poli­ce­man asks why you “cros­sed the cen­ter line on a hill in order to avoid the object in the middle of the road ins­tead of dri­ving over it” do not tell him you did not want to drive over it because it could have been a bomb?

And the law won.

La Dolce Vita

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19 Comments

  • Where did you find this video? That’s insane how much she draws a blank at what should be a rela­ti­vely easy and almost sub­jec­tive ques­tion. Pick a rea­son and go with it.

  • Hea­vens to Mur­ga­troyd! I think our edu­ca­tion, such as, should help the pre­po­si­tio­nal phrase. There may be vio­lence in Africa and star­va­tion in Afgha­nis­tan, but I’d rather be a young woman in Dar­fur or a Jew in Kabul than a word in these Uni­ted States.

  • I thought I found Jesus once, behind the fridge. Tur­ned out it was just a short, hairy dude. I was SO disappointed.

  • I hadn’t seen that clip until today. I just sent it on to my wife. If that doesn’t say it all I don’t know what does.
    I’m with you on the pit bull thing.
    I may have to start watching the news again, now that I’ve retur­ned from vaca­tion. It’s not a happy thought.

    I pro­mise never to tell a cop I swer­ved in order to avoid what I thought was a bomb. Did you get a ticket?

  • Until I saw the video, I never knew that there were “US Ame­ri­cans” and that the rea­son 1/5 of the country’s popu­la­tion could not locate the US on a map is because those 1/5 do not have maps!!

    Just don’t her ask how Iraq and the need to edu­cate Asians and South Afri­cans came into this girl’s ans­wer. She’s pro­bably fee­ling plenty stu­pid already.

    Or not.

    meow.

  • I saw this last night with a friend of mine who hap­pens to be Asian. He was laughing so hard he couldn’t stop the tears for hours.

    There are US Ame­ri­cans? They are the real Ame­ri­cans right? That was one of the most pain­ful things I have watched in a very long time, and there have been some pretty pain­ful things out there lately.

    Almost as pain­ful as hea­ring you actually told the cop that you swer­ved to the left to miss an object which you sus­pec­ted was a bomb? Did they cite you for swer­ving to avoid a bomb?

  • Like, uh, I believe, duh, that uh all like Ame­ri­can edu­ca­tion should uh take place in Iraq, so uh Ame­ri­cans become as smart as uh Ira­qis. Uh, Jesus, did I like say that? I think Ame­ri­cans should uh like stay in Iraq until all Ira­qis are like Ame­ri­cans. Yeah that’s kinda what I meant

    Try wal­king in the bike lane when there is no ped lane and the line says yield to peds – we got a warning

    Though at least here, in New York, if we say the word “pos­si­ble bomb” or “bag without owner” all is forgiven

  • mojo: I actually got it from 9rules notes but I believe it is everywhere.

    Some peo­ple are saying it is mean to make fun of her, but I dif­fer in my opi­nion on that. I rarely make fun of peo­ple, but in this case I feel it is neces­sary and jus­ti­fied. She will only grow stron­ger from this, and hope­fully learn how to speak.

    Doug: That is a point I hope will hit home.

    Coyote: Don’t look too hard for Jesus I hear he is on a very long vaca­tion becaue he is tired of ever­yone fin­ding him…

    Jacob:No I got a “good tal­king to” and a cup of coffee.

    SK: Sure there are US Ame­ri­cans and then the bad Ame­ri­cans who live in Europe, Japan and Canada. I’m hoping she learns something.

    John: I agree it was pain­ful. Did they cite me?

    I guess in a way…lol

    Pia: hat was just a sad dis­play from someone who obviously trains for these things. She had no clue.

    Yea the bomb thing doesn’t go as far here, which is sur­pri­sing because the DC sni­pers spend some time in a res­ta­raunt near here right prior to their cap­ture. You would think there would still be an unders­tan­ding of the dear of poten­tial terror.

  • You mean you don’t like hea­ring the same story 100 times about Mike Vick or Brit­tany Spears? For shame.

    You go to the back of the Pop Cul­ture bus and don’t get sup­per until you can name the ex-husbands and wives of Brit­ney Spears, Jenny from the Block, Tom­cat, The Donald, Madonna and Lara Croft, uh, Ange­lina Jolie.

    How dare you worry about Iraq, Dar­fur, Peru, Indo­ne­sia, The Gulf Coast, Glo­bal war­ming, Bud­gets, or buil­ding a bet­ter future. You’re sup­pose to stay stu­pid through the idiot box!!! (You’ve foi­led the plans of men & mice –to rule the world!!! Ala Inky & The Brain…)

    I actually watched the last half-hour of the pageant. My daily dosage of idiot TV wea­ring biki­nis and eve­ning gowns. Anywho, I don’t think she “liked” the ques­tion. For some “odd” rea­son, thin­king on her feet was overwhelming.

    As always, peace.
    JPF

  • I blushed while watching this. I was emba­rras­sed for her and for our country. All is fair if you are run­ning for Miss Teen U S fuc­king A. Even the humi­lia­tion of the mor­ning after.

    Just hold on while I try to figure out where the Uni­ted Sta­tes is on a map.

    Woa, we’re like attached to Mexico and Canada like Sia­mese twins. Cool.

    I’d like to know how the law won if you didn’t get a cita­tion. Did you get a real cita­tion? Very crea­tive, “offi­cer it could have been a bomb”. You pos­sess exce­llent analy­ti­cal skills, are one of the brigh­test peo­ple I know. I recall your dri­ving skills being quite crea­tive too. I don’t think that’s a good thing. I ima­gine your score of ten in cha­risma and those flashy white teeth helped.

  • That girl could be Bush’s next speechw­ri­ter. I feel sorry for her, though. She might have been really ner­vous and just got com­ple­tely mixed up.

  • You know just how to make me laugh though I am sorry about the law win­ning… your “cagey” story­te­lling is an art­form all its own FO SHO!

    As for that chick, *sigh*, I had seen that before and, well, there are no words really, just pain… and a damn headache.

  • Nothing wrong with pos­ting the video. Some might learn from it. It is pain­ful to watch.

    I would have liked to have seen the policeman’s face when you gave that answer.

    You dear coo­per are one of a kind, and I’m dig­ging that you’ve kept this look for over two weeks.
    This look is you. Very arty, a sort of graphic per­fec­tion, and rather avant-garde. At the same time easy to get around and very organized.

    I’ll be around more soon. For now I am over­seas and it is time for dinner.

  • I sent my youn­ger sis­ter a link to this video.
    I think the point needs to be made.

    The thing about bombs in the road, I’d say I know what you mean but it never occu­red to me not to run over something in the middle of road because it might be a bomb. Further­more it would never occur to explain my action to a cop in that way even if it were true.

    But yea, that’s why I come here.

  • Although an ani­mal lover to the bone, and I know millio­naire ath­le­tes in zillion dollar suits are con­si­de­red news, I am ama­zed daily at what is put on the back page of our local paper — and how young women have egos large enough to get on a stage com­ple­tely lac­king the abi­lity to speak a sin­gle inte­lli­gi­ble sen­tence. US Ame­ri­cans? Huh?

    How much was your ticket?

  • I live far away from the sta­tes, right here in the holy land so I only had the pri­vi­lege of seeing this clip thanks to you, Cooper.

    Please allow me to say IMHO this is a very good exam­ple of how our male-controlled sys­tem takes advan­tage of natu­ral human weak­nes­ses to “prove” women are stu­pid, blonds are stu­pid and beau­ti­ful blond women are the dum­best of all of them.

    It might be just right that this lady is not of the smar­test per­sons on earth (how many of us really are?) and wasn’t lis­te­ning the ques­tion very well, which is more than rea­so­na­ble pro­vi­ding the kind of stress she was thrown into.

    Take 10 genius scien­tists or high-priced hi-tech Israeli engi­neers, ask them the same ques­tion on live TV in front of 10 million peo­ple and you’ll get at least 5 such ans­wers. or even worse.

    That’s a very sim­ple and known mani­pu­la­tion leve­ra­ging the power of mass media to fixate exis­ting mythes. No offense! just MHO :)

  • Jason P: Page­nast arten’t for me to hap­pily I mis­sed that one.

    G: It’s emba­rras­sing to watch. The law won because it got to take me out for coffee.

    Inde: I’m sure she was ner­vous as I am sure she got the wrong ques­tion but not to be able to ans­wer that ques­tion is pretty bad not to men­tion funny. I know I’ve felt bad a cou­ple times for making fun of her but if you are going ot ut you­relf in a spot­light made by makes you need to be damn sure you can beat them at every turn.

    Yea I think my fee­ling on that are pretty clear.

    Joe: I’m only jea­lous of the tra­vel you do. I love having you stop by and would miss you of course.

    casey: Well see I serve some pur­pose.
    kelly­pea: No ticket…I do hate to say thin but I did end up going out to cof­fee with the guy. I was not even given a war­ning as I tried my best to make my foray to the other side of the road seem logi­cal — I told him I lived in NYC for four years…

    Gil: Actually in this case I did think long and hard about pos­ting that. Of course I have the bene­fit of seeing thou­sands of videos a day and believe me they make both males and fema­les look stu­pid in equal amounts.

    I have a great abho­rrence for beauty pageants. The girl should have been pre­pa­red for that sim­ple ques­tion, she trains for that. It was a stu­pid ques­tion and the ans­wer was ridi­cu­lous. If it is that stress­ful to be in one of the “scho­larship” pageants than I sug­gest she stop doing it. This will help her make that deci­sion. I agree there is a male con­tro­lled media in society. I ‘m not fond of the patriarchal mess we still live in des­pite the fact I am not much of a femi­nist. I also feel that women dres­sing them­sel­ves as Bar­bie dolls and para­ding them­sel­ves in front of ever­yone is more harm­ful to women. Seven­teen is not to early to face a little humi­lia­tion and maybe make you think twice about the whole situa­tion. Women need to stop para­ding them­sel­ves around n front of men in order to gain recog­ni­tion. I don’t feel in the least sorry for pos­ting this.

  • Hey Coo­per. I totally agree that. As you say, ‘women dres­sing them­sel­ves as Bar­bie dolls and para­ding them­sel­ves in front of ever­yone is more harm­ful to women’. I also agree there is an (urgent…) need of women to stop para­ding them­sel­ves around in front of men in order to gain recog­ni­tion. This is indeed very embarrassing.

    I was just trying to make my point that young teens, espe­cially girls, are vic­tims of society. I come from Israel where vic­tims are sel­dom even heard so my refle­xes have always taken me to stand by for the weak. It gave me a lot of pro­blems at high-school LOL :) thank you for taking the time to get back to me. I appre­ciate it very much. And as i said: I LOVE your blog!!