mommy, daddy, i did something VERY naughty

(i'm a naughty lil' grrrl) can you pay off the person i was naughty to/at/with? pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeeeeeeeee

yeah right, like that would have EVER happened with my parental units (not a chance. they taught me to stand up for myself. be myself. accept my mistakes. own up to my mistakes. correct my mistakes). my father didn't make a fortune in the casino bid-nez either.

who is worse? someone who touts the 'sanctity' of marriage then knocks boots with a babe who has been a neighbor AND a family 'friend' AND has daddy pay her and her husband off OR the cuckolded husband leaking the story to the media? answer is i have NO idea who is worse. they're all worse. they're all OFF MY CHRISTMAS CARD LIST

Senator’s Parents Gave Mistress Thousands
By DAVID STOUT
WASHINGTON — Senator John Ensign’s wealthy parents gave almost $100,000 to his former lover and her family, ostensibly out of concern for their welfare and as part of a “pattern of generosity,” his lawyer disclosed Thursday. A statement by his lawyer, Paul Coggins, on behalf of the Mr. Ensign, a Republican from Nevada, said that in April 2008 the senator’s parents each gave $12,000 apiece to Cindy Hampton, her husband, Doug, and two of their children in the form of a single check for $96,000...........

are they rushing to do the MOST HARM

they can before being booted out of office? it sure appears that way to me

Bush administration files nuclear dump application

After long delay, Bush administration submits application to build nuclear dump in Nevada

H. JOSEF HEBERT

Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said Tuesday he's confident the government's license application to build a nuclear waste dump in Nevada will "stand up to any challenge anywhere."

Bodman spoke at a news conference hours after the Bush administration submitted the formal application with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a license to build the underground storage facility at Yucca Mountain more than 80 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

Nevada officials, who have fought the waste dump for years, vowed to launch hundreds of specific challenges to the proposed design of the facility, arguing the Energy Department has not proven it will protect public health, safety and the environment from radiation up to a million years.

Responding to the filing, Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons reiterated his promise to fight the waste dump which he said "threatens the life and safety of the people of Nevada."..............