Aggravated waiting for the aggravation phase #5

[katiecoolady]

Anyone else think the dismissed jurors are just dying for the conclusion of the trial so they can contact their new friends, the remaining jurors, and tell them everything about JA that was left out of the trial?

They were sure bonded in court the day of the verdict.

 

[crz4mm2]

However, beware the double bubble.

I don't think you would get that "under" the muscle, but I am not a plastic surgeon (although I stayed in a Holiday Inn once :blushing

While they don't, some are much more inauthentic in appearance than others.

E.g., (o)(o) vs. (x)(x) vs. (*)(*) vs. (.)(.), etc.

:floorlaugh::floorlaugh::floorlaugh:

 

[MeeBee]

On twitter I am trying to make Mark Garagos understand that it was not a 5-7 split between premeditation and felony murder so he can stop spreading that misinformation. :facepalm::banghead: You'd think he'd have figured it out by now.

 

[Truth Detector]

DT's motion, filed shortly after the verdict on May 8, to limit victim impact statements to "videotape [sic]":

http://ftpcontent.worldnow.com/kpho/KPHO%20NEWS/defensemotion.pdf

 

[Maryann123]

Hugs to you both may I join the crappy day club!
My kids all live in seattle! Out of four I've heard from two! On top of that I've been sick. I've always been healthy energetic for my 65 years. I just had an email from my doctor telling me ! I have gall stones ....explains the pain I've been in for sometime. But my dr emails me tests results rather than call me in for a consultation! Ok I'm on a heating pad ! for the pain. Than he proceeds to tell me that I have plaque in my heart. Some clogging! I'm like you email me to tell me I got gall stones and heart issues! like you did when you ordered me a glucose meter! I pick up my meds and there's a glucometer. I'm like wtf what's this ...few days later I get a call (first). Well anyways I have to wait till office hours to get an explanation. For the gall and heart! He has his gall to send it over email.

I'm thinking what if I had cancer and two months to live! Would he email me and say! Hi mrs doe! I hope you get this email within two months if not! Say hi to god for me. lol


I enjoyed a wonderful banquet TV dinner! And a day laying on a heating pad. But thru it all i feel blessed!!a, because I'm still warm and breathing.

We are all blessed to have you here!!! I am so terribly sorry for you not feeling well, me asking you for advice for my minor issue, two calls instead of four, your choice of dinner, and last but certainly not least your PRIMARY CARE DR. emails you instead of a phone call or bringing you in asap to discuss your results!!!! That is completely unacceptable...I can see a specialist doing something so cold and calloused but not your family doctor (I work for ortho specialists, nothing warm & fuzzy there!), please speak with neighbors and friends and find a new Dr if you can. Again, I am so sorry for all that you are dealing with! Happy Mother's Day to you and it is so good to know that you can find your blessings even when you are down and not feeling well. Our attitude is the most important survival tool we own. If I or any other WS member knew where you lived and I was anywhere close I would happily bring you a nice meal and flowers. (Sorry but it would not be home-made as you would be better off with the Banquet dinner!:floorlaugh
Sending you a huge, heartfelt hug and praying that you feel well soon and get the proper reading of your results soon. xoxo[/QUOTE]


I can't tell from reading this who wrote the part in blue, but I wanted to give whoever wrote it some information about those gall stones. When I had gall stones, I was seeing my doctor's wife (don't laugh) she was also his PA. I was having severe episodes with this. Because I kept complaining about it, she told me that my test had shown "some very small stones", but nothing alarming. She finally agreed to refer me to a surgeon. The surgeon, told me that the larger stones aren't that serious, it's the small ones that cause the problems. That really got away with me! The smaller ones can get into your bile ducts, and that is serious. I had the surgery, and it was nothing. The pain I had with my gall stones was some of the worst pain I've ever experienced. Don't suffer with this! It's such and easy fix, and recovery is very fast.
About the heart problems. I had a heart attack in my mid 40's, due to minimal blockage. I'll be 65 in a few short days, and I've never had any other problems. (ashamed to admit it, but I smoke too) I don't want you to get too depressed over all your medical problems. Just worry about one thing at a time, but get to the surgeon for those gall stones! And one more thing.....get a new doctor!

 

[kpm]

i managed to grab a screencap of an autopsy photo i hadnt seen before (from juans closing) but im not sure if im allowed to link it?

If you can't post it could you please pm it to me? TIA

 

[makayla]

So, I watched the Geraldo "special" last night because I wanted to see the entire post conviction interview she gave-- did you all hear the part where she said her defense team did not bother to find witnesses that saw her bruises--and they did not think the picture she had on her hard drive of Travis chasing a little naked boy (while Travis was holding a Bible) was significant to her pedophilia accusations, so they did not use it?

Come on-- if the defense knew these people, or this evidence was out there and credible, they would have used it.

She is so delusional.

Nurmi is getting thrown under the bus--now everything is going to be HIS fault. Just one more person for her to blame.

I'm waiting for her to go after "best friend Jenny" :floorlaugh:

 

[my_tee_mouse]

I totally agree. She is in a class of her own. But, all of those personality disorders kinda overlap. So I'm not sure if "borderline" means that she has many characteristics of many personality disorders. I think you're right though. She is definitely a mixed bag of tricks. Totally off-the-wall-whacko!

She thrives on attention and the belief that people (all of us) are interested in what she thinks or feels. I suddenly feel absolutely NO interest in her at all anymore. I have been able to let it go and any control she had over me for the last several months. I feel REALLY good about that.

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all of us .... :seeya: I have two sons (37 & 35), five grandchildren (from 12 down to 2) and I feel so blessed. :heartbeat: :winkkiss:

Here's NAMI's page regarding BPD:

http://www.nami.org/Template.cfm?Se...aggedPageDisplay.cfm&TPLID=54&ContentID=44780

And yes, it certainly sounds like you are blessed! Happy Mother's Day!

 

[Truth Detector]

I don't think you would get that "under" the muscle, but I am not a plastic surgeon (although I stayed in a Holiday Inn once :blushing




:floorlaugh::floorlaugh::floorlaugh:

From the article:

Causes of Double Bubble

There are several scenarios that can result in double bubble, including improper breast implant placement. Double bubble occurs most often in women with sagging breasts whose implants were placed under the chest (pectoral) muscles. (This placement is known as submuscular, and the implants are referred to as "unders.") The breast tissue hangs low enough to look like one set of breasts. The implants look like another.


The risk of this occurring may be reduced by placing the breast implants over the muscle. (This is known as a subglandular placement, and the implants are referred to as "overs.") Alternatively, the surgeon may recommend that the woman have both a breast augmentation and a breast lift.

Double bubble can also happen after pregnancy. This occurs when breast tissue droops from the excess weight gained during pregnancy, but the implants remain where they were originally placed.


Like you, I am no cosmetic surgeon; however I was forced to stare at Maria De La Rosa behind the Defense Table throughout the duration of the trial.

 

[katiecoolady]

Talking Jodi Arias on the radio here in just a few min http://www.blogtalkradio.com/websle...as-true-crime-radio-sunday-night-8-pm-eastern

 

[makayla]

After playing catch-up and watching the Troy interview with Jodi Arias, I noted she contradicted herself: she says she wants the death penalty because she couldn't stand being in one place for the rest of her natural life. Then, she says she wanted to avoid trial (by taking a plea) and that she would have been happy going off to prison. WTH?

Where does she talk about Travis running after the naked little boy? I didn't hear that on any of the videos I watched.

It was on Geraldo's show where she was talking about the "evidence" that her attorney(s) didn't bring into the case - she claims there was a photo of Travis dressed like a priest, holding a bible and chasing down a four year old boy. Seriously, if Nurmi had anything like that you know he would have shown it!

 

[Schuby]

I'm waiting for her to go after "best friend Jenny" :floorlaugh:

Oh won't that be sweet! A JA-JW :slapfight:

 

[InALandFarFarAway]

I actually had never heard of the book until I saw the movie. I just posted the link because the movie was so chilling to me that I thought it should be noted that it was also a book.
Honestly I don't know if I could read the book, the movie hit me in a strange way (I knew a kid who was kind of like that when young, and adulthood is not going much better for him). But maybe I will, since your description sounds pretty interesting.
BTW, Tilda Swinton played the Mom in the movie. She was very good, heartbreakingly so. John C. Reilly was great as the Dad also. I doubt I would watch it again though, it just left me so sad afterwards.
I am getting wimpy as I get older, think I will stick to fictional horror (I geek out when Halloween rolls around, I spend all month prepping for it and watching all the October/Halloween TV scheduling!).

Swinton! Thank you. I really recommend the book because it's unsettling in a way that the movie exploited. JMO It was very well done and there is no "sudden impact", mainly because it's an epistolary novel so as you read the letters, you're getting only the mother's point of view.

Her letters are no-nonsense, unsentimental yet concerned (as much as she could express that) and probing. She's not all that likeable because she doesn't really have social skills but the book is so well written that you want her to figure things out. She thought she was a horrible mother because Kevin was so "strange" and it became clear he didn't like her. And she didn't much like him, either.

In this small quote from the book, she's explaining in a letter how she's in the supermarket and she sees the mother of a girl murdered during Kevin's shooting spree. The mother she's talking about has gained a bit of weight:

She was once so neurotically svelte, sharply cornered and glossy as if commercially gift-wrapped. Though it may be more romantic to picture the bereaved as gaunt, I imagine you can grieve as efficiently with chocolate as with tap water. Besides, there are women who keep themselves sleek and smartly turned out less to please less to please a spouse than to keep up with a daughter, and, thanks to us, she lacks that incentive these days.

Unsentimental she is yet mortified and horrified by her son and by her own reaction to her son.

 

[Linda7NJ]

Depends on the skill of the surgeon and whether they are placed over or under the muscle which is the patient's decision. Over the muscle gives the water balloon "implanty" look which oddly some women really seem to want I guess because they think men like it. Maybe they do, but I think it looks odd.

I agree. Mine are under, very natural looking


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[TartLemon]

It was on Geraldo's show where she was talking about the "evidence" that her attorney(s) didn't bring into the case - she claims there was a photo of Travis dressed like a priest, holding a bible and chasing down a four year old boy. Seriously, if Nurmi had anything like that you know he would have shown it!

So, which is it? Little boys or little girls Travis was supposed to have a thing for? She can't keep her story straight.

BTW, I dressed up like a pumpkin or a bag of M&Ms before. Doesn't mean I lust after pumpkins or M&Ms. Well, okay (full disclosure), M&Ms have been know not to be safe in my presence.

 

[Truth Detector]

I'm waiting for her to go after "best friend Jenny" :floorlaugh:

The natives are restless in the Arias Nurmott Camp...

 

[Horace Finklestein]

Just watching the full interview done by that abysmal reporter. Lo and behold, a mysterious man saw her covered in bruises...but darn it! He couldn't be found. She didn't even have a name for this mysterious man. Hoo boy it never ends.

 

[Dr. Nick]

Dinner and implants in one short economical trip. :floorlaugh:

P.S. What kind of place is La Jolla? I've heard of it but is it a suburb? A city? I could Google but I'm lazy, err my Google broke.

I grew up in San Diego and graduated from UCSD, so La Jolla is home for me. There is a small village of boutique shops and pricey restaurants and hotels perched on top of a cliff overlooking a picturesque cove. As you head north from there you pass through a large residential area that sits next to a long sandy beach. It's an expensive place to live with a lot of homes built on the side of a small mountain that all have spectacular views. A little farther north and you reach the UCSD campus, which is immense.

Even though it is a college town, you'd almost never know it. UCSD doesn't have a football team, and there isn't a strong fraternity/sorority presence. It feels like a quiet little town with a lot of "old money".

If you like the ocean, the snorkeling and SCUBA diving there is amazing. Almost the entire area is a marine reserve, so you can look but not spearfish or lobster hunt. In the cove or anywhere along the rocky shore you can always find brightly colored fish like Garibaldi and Opaleye and there are small Leopard Sharks (harmless) that congregate on the sand flats. Just offshore is a very deep marine canyon with vertical walls that are covered with Sunstars and huge Red Sea Urchins. Box Crabs and Spiny Lobster are common and there are usually sea lions on the shore. The only caveat is that it's not one of those tropical clear blue water destinations. The Alaska Current flows from the north to south and carries a lot of colder water to the area, so it's not as warm as you might expect and it can be a bit murky at times. Still, it's an amazing place to visit (or grow up) and with San Diego only 1/2 hour away, I can't imagine anyone going there and being disappointed.

 

[MeeBee]

Aha!!! Now we know what Jodi's family was talking about!

 

[Martin L]

MsJoni thank you for the link to that article about sociopaths.
It is a scary (and sad) read.

On that note, has anyone ever seen the movie or read the book "We need to talk about Kevin"?
It is really disturbing. The parts that really get to me are when Kevin is younger and how you can see something is so wrong with him. And so sad that the Dad refuses to pick up on it (no matter how much the Mom tries to make him see it).

Check it out if you have not heard of it-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Need_to_Talk_About_Kevin

The good son was another ja movie