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Dr. Drew has a school mate of the defendant's on the phone right now.
Just for fun facts purpose (not trying to be argumentative): The black paint under the eyes is for a purpose. Athletes, specifically football players, put black paint stripes under their eyes to help (their vision) cut/deal with the glare of either the sun, or being under the bright lights.
Try to get your head around this. You don't "feel" things. Not happiness. Not sadness. Not anything really. The only things you are capable of "feeling" is self-preservation. Looking out for number one - you. Why do you mimic? Because there is no compass within you to say "don't do this - it's not right" or conversly "do this -it's the right thing to do". So without any compass whatsoever, what do you do? You seek a compass. You look for people who seem to know and understand what to do. And you mimic them. You copy them. You follow along. AND it WORKS!
I saw this on twitter. Wanted to share.
Titled:# JodiArias Well who does this remind you of?
https://twitter.com/deserteptx/status/301893651846557696/photo/1
Dear Dr. Drew,
When you get people calling into your show wanting Hardcore Phone Sex and to sign up for Sex Texts --- you might want to consider your footer looks like a 1-900 line to the girl in the pic!
Best and Please give me credit for this correction,
A_News_Junkie
Debatable;
A 2003 study by Brian DeBroff and Patricia Pahk tested whether black eye grease actually had anti-glare properties...
Debatable;
A 2003 study by Brian DeBroff and Patricia Pahk tested whether black eye grease actually had anti-glare properties. The subjects of the study were divided into three groups: wearers of eye black, wearers of anti-glare stickers, and wearers of petroleum jelly. The subjects' vision was tested using an eye chart while being exposed to natural sunlight. The study concluded that eye black reduced glare of the sun and improved contrast sensitivity, whereas commercial anti-glare stickers and petroleum jelly (the control substance) were found to be ineffective.[2] However, the study was flawed because the subjects were aware of which substance was applied, introducing demand bias, i.e., the test subjects could have unconsciously changed their responses during testing based on the fact that they knew which substance they were wearing. Also, the petroleum jelly could have introduced glare that would not occur on natural skin and the study did not test a control condition of natural skin.
A study by Benjamin R. Powers at University of New Hampshire,[3] which improved on DeBroff's methodology, found eye black to reduce glare from the sun in females and in those whose eye-color was not blue. The study also tested males and blue-eyed subjects, however the results were not statistically significant (probably due to a smaller sample size of those test subjects). Some testing was also performed indoors under artificial lighting (when inclement weather prohibited outdoor testing), however, those results showed little difference and were not statistically significant. The Powers study was not a double-blind study because those in contact with the test subjects knew which substance was applied. Also, the eye tests were performed at a distance of only 1.15 meters. As of 2013, further study is needed to conclusively determine eye black effectiveness.
Some athletes, particularly at the college level, began a practice of placing short messages on their eye black, most notably Tim Tebow who used Bible verse references. However, this practice was banned on April 14, 2010, when the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel (PROP) approved a proposal effecting "that players are not allowed to have any symbols or messages on their eye black starting in the 2010 season."[4]
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Eye black - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tonight Nancy is wearing an outfit that makes her look like the devil's wife.
I am betting that they are done at the end of the tomorrow to leave the jury with it for the long break
(and I think the defense is dragging it out to ensure this)
:twocents:
My guess is any information he has is useless. Another one who is a stranger to the truth. jmo
Best laugh I've had all day!
Probably. I mean, how much longer can jump back and forth between the years and events. They've dragged it out to nauseam. Enough already! Even the jury must be thinking _ "we get your point!". Tomorrow should be it - we hope! It's likely she "blacked out" for most of it.I am betting that they are done at the end of the tomorrow to leave the jury with it for the long break
(and I think the defense is dragging it out to ensure this)
:twocents:
TaRazza, if you have a smartphone, you can use the live feed and listen to it on the road. That's what I do at work (it helps me concentrate, believe it or not).
And I agree! This forum keeps it light and I have laughed out loud so much in the past few days reading this forum.
:floorlaugh:Shaken with fear like when she was calling LE? talking to the detective? Attending the memorial? Dry humping her alibi?
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Debatable that it works or debatable whether that was the impetus?
She chose the wrong doggie in which to describe herself shaking. My little chihuahuas make big service men stop in their tracks (when thinking they are protecting me!).HA! She wants to be seen as soooo harmless. A tiny little chihuahua assassin with knives and guns.
A guy asks you to take a pic of your butt and send it to him, and you jump up in the middle of doing something else and go to the closest bathroom, pull down your pants and snap several pics of your butt until you get just the right one- does anyone but me find this really sleezy besides me?