Re: OT: Judge Judy
user <[email protected]> Sat, 8 Jun 2024 16:51:31 -0600
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On 6/8/2024 4:27 PM, dsi1 wrote: > D wrote: > > > >> On Fri, 7 Jun 2024, dsi1 wrote: > >>> Bruce wrote: >>> >>>> Recently, some of you expressed admiration for Judge Judy. Here's the >>>> opinion of a female American judge whose diary I'm reading: >>> >>>> "I doubt that there is a single female judge in all fifty states who >>>> views Judge Judy as her role model. I have watched her show several >>>> times and each time I was appalled. If I talked to parties the same >>>> disrespectful way as Judge Judy, I would be brought up on ethics >>>> charges by the Commission on Judicial Performance. She is demeaning, >>>> sarcastic, ill-tempered, and just plain mean. It may be good for >>>> ratings, but it's not real judging. I am disappointed that the public >>>> thinks that Judge Judy's style is characteristic of woman judges." >>>> Katherine Mader, "Inside the Robe" >>> >>>> Thank you, Ms Mader. >>> >>> When I went before a Judge in CA, the guy went over the charge with me >>> all the while keeping his face buried in a document on the desk. After >>> I >>> said my part, he paused a while, then looked up at me. It was the first >>> time I saw his face. I thought he looked like a young, non-crazy, Brian >>> Wilson. Nice beard. He said "Okay, case dismissed." >>> I figure that he believed that justice should be blind and had already >>> come to a judgement before he looked up. "The Judges here are cool" is >>> what I thought. They wouldn't be very entertaining on TV though. When >>> I'm before a Judge, I don't need entertaining banter and sarcasm. The >>> only thing I want to hear is "Okay, case dismissed." >>> > >> Sigh... you didn't even get to say "you want the truth??". Definitely >> nothing for TV! ;) > > That happened to me in the San Francisco Bay area. My second brush with > the law over there was late at night as I was entering onto the freeway. > There was a car rapidly coming up behind me. That gave me some concern. > I was in a Mazda RX-2 which was quite zippy so I brought my speed up. > The car behind me was still approaching so I went a little faster. Then > the cops pulled alongside me. "Slow down!" he said through his > megaphone. What a scare! Then it zoomed off ahead of me and disappeared > into the night. Ha ha, lesson learned. > https://www.californiaclassix.com/Bernard/RX-2-1.html Better looking than the 2002, but maybe not that Giulia. But much less likely to need a flatbed home. https://www.topgear.com/car-news/retro/restomod-alfa-giulia-gt-has-503bhp-v6-giulia-quadrifoglio https://www.topgear.com/sites/default/files/2021/09/Interieur%20Alu-RET.jpg?w=892&h=502