Justice

[thessalian]

I'm going to get sick of the Michael Jackson thing in five ... four ... three ... two ... one.

We didn't really get the trial here, so far as I could see. What we got was occasional sidebars in Metro with Americans with signs and shrines to the man's innocence. So frankly, I'd almost forgotten he was on trial. I didn't think he'd get anything more than a slap on the wrists, though -- it was kind of obvious from what little I did see that the prosecution side were trying it on at least somewhat, which gives reasonable doubt a look-in. Still, LJ is going to be full of arguments, quotes and opinions, and I will go quietly nuts. Or not-so-quietly, knowing me.

Must leave fairly soon. I at least have my route mapped out. I take the 263 as normal, then I take the 43. Then, when I'm done helping justice to be served insofar as I can when I'm undercaffeineated at 8:30 on a Tuesday morning, I will hop a 2-something-or-other and go back to work. Yay. After a day at work, I will come home to an empty house as dodgyhoodoo is going off to the movies with weaselbitch. I think putting together a dinner for one with what we've got in the fridge shouldn't be a problem, provided I can be bothered at the end of the day. Then? Probably Sims 2 or just a book.

Oops. Chatting to nightskywarlock and the time, it has got away from me. Hasta.

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The vast majority of us ignored it as well as we could, too. I did read one article about the trial, which was basically an opinion piece about what could be wrong that the US wasn't tuning in whole-hog. The poor press is so confused.