Posted by Patricia, Dearborn Heights, MI on February 18, 2010:

I'm not sure what Magnum's expletive was, but it SHOULD have been "Skank Lover" because...DAMN...she's not pretty (inside OR out). I wonder if the venerable Reverend Al Sharpton's going to take to the airwaves and tell us how misunderstood she is.

Posted by Jeff, Northern California on February 19, 2010:

@Patricia - I dunno... she's not gorgeous by any means, but I've seen much worse...

Of course, I still wouldn't touch her with a ten-inch pole...

Posted by John - Lakeland, FL on February 19, 2010:

I hope any money she received from the sale of that book went to the 3 Duke students she victimized. After all, she did commit a crime. She shouldn't profit from it.

Posted by Bob in Illinois on February 19, 2010:

Jeff shouldn't that be a ten FOOT pole? I wouldn't want to get as close as a ten inch one, remember what she did to the last guy that did.

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I just figured he was bragging about his 10-inch pole.... -rc

Posted by steve st louis mo on February 19, 2010:

*Expletive suggestions...

*Bathtub Ring!
*Toilet Bowl Stains!

Posted by Lenny, Hialeah Fl on February 19, 2010:

To Jeff and John, That is why they make 12 foot poles.

Posted by Lauren,CA on February 19, 2010:

Expletive Suggestion:

Ballet Dancer

Posted by Debbie, Montrose, CA on February 20, 2010:

Punctuation would help in determining the expletive. A comma would open many doors. As to the mug shot. Whatever she made from the book...well, she sure as hell didn't spend it on that nasty weave.

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Yes, it'd be nice to have a properly punctuated version, but we just don't know what it was. No doubt the police report would make it clear, but then we'd have the omitted word, too! -rc

Posted by Jeff, Northern California on February 20, 2010:

Hey, I didn't say I *had* a ten-inch pole, just that I wouldn't touch her with one! Apparently someone else wasn't quite so discriminating, since there were three children in the house.

And no, for the record, I didn't mistype anything.

Posted by Jenn in Ohio on February 20, 2010:

Well, in this story there is a definition that an exotic dancer is another term for a stripper. I, after having watched too many judge shows on TV, have learned that there is a difference. An exotic dancer may take off her clothes, but a stripper will turn tricks.

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That may be the opinion of some, or in some areas, but definitely not everywhere. -rc