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Friday, December 21, 2012

It's Not The End Of The World


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  1. oh man- jailhouse mac and cheese....bologna mystery meat and kool-aid...so sorry that the powers at be are so friggin stupid......i know you will use your time spent in the big house to your advantage---just think---those poor jail house employees are too stupid to do anything else- cept maybe ask the big question- paper or plastic? the judge has to sleep in a locked house at night...the lawyers dont have any true friends....the folks that took you to court over this mess- ignorant rednecks who have never ever colored outside the lines.....never added an extra ingredient to a recipe...never felt the wind on their naked bodies....they are only alive...not truly living - like you....

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  2. @laughingpaintbrush - Well, I guess the good news is - I don't really eat food...sooooo...I ought be fine in that department, at least.

    The only thing that actually has me worked up into a lather at this point, is wondering who the hell threw me under the bus...and what compelled them to do it...I do have my suspicions, though - and I'm determined to figure it out for sure.

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  3. @laughingpaintbrush - I feel like I need to clarify a few more things, because you definitely seem to have the wrong impression of how this case was handled. First off all, (and most importantly) what I did was wrong - meaning - it was not only illegal, but it was also terribly hurtful to the property owners...and for that, I am truly sorry. They had every reason to be upset enough with me to press charges, and I willingly accepted the punishment that they sought. Also, over the course of this entire ordeal - everyone in the legal profession who was involved in this case (from the law enforcement officers who first approached me about the incident, to each person that I dealt with down at the county courthouse: security guards, attorneys, clerks, the judge) could not have been any more professional, respectful, conscientious, helpful, even kind. I can honestly say that I've been utterly amazed by the high calibre of professionalism that each person exhibited. I was never made to feel like the criminal that sadly...I now am. I'm telling you all of this because I don't want you or anyone else to think that I bear any resentment towards any of these people...quite the opposite, actually. If anything, they all earned my respect.

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  4. Here's an outrageous thought... will they let you take your camera with you next weekend? If so, you could do some really cool (clothed) shots in that setting... a setting you've not been in before and (hopefully) won't ever be in again.

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  5. @Steve - Unfortunately - no...they will not. That was actually one of the first things I asked the cops weeks ago, when they told me that I could end up doing jail time. Bummer, eh? It really could be a pretty awesome shoot.

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    1. OK... (I don't give up easy)... how about making nice with some of the guards who might let you back in after you've served your time so you could come back in on a slow weekday when they have cells available where you could do a shoot? Just a thought. Rare settings don't come by that often, as you surely know.

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