George Michael

I feel the same, Alison. Couldn't care less what he or anyone else does at home - as long as they stay there when they're stoned. And he should lose that silly grin he wears every time he gets summoned to court. He IS forty-seven, after all; hardly a teenage anti-hero. Mind you, the tear-stained fans waiting around outside don't help. We need Terry Jones (Python not mad Yank preacher) to appear at the window and shout: 'He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy. Now p*** off.'

 

The sentance sounds about right to me if as has been said its not his first offence.

If it had been drink driving he would have lost his licence, I hope he did lose that also for at least three years.
His insurance I presume will not pay out due to the fact he was under the influence so he should pay cost and compensation.

I happen to think that public humiliation is the way to go with such people, the higher the profile the more they have to lose.
Street cleaning for 8 weeks for 10 hours a day would be a start. Rain or shine.

 

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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Police also tested a brown subtance stuck to the drivers seat, it turned out not to be drugs, just a careless whisper.

 

:hehe: You should always wake up before you go go.

 

Ee didn't though

 

You're so right, Axie-Ali.
He was done for driving under the influence of drugs - and crashed his car while he was at it - it could have been into you or me, or our children.
I think a prison sentence is a punishment - and not the holiday camp some people think it is.
And he was banned from driving for 5 years. I think that is a punishment and should be well policed to ensure enforcement.
As I said before, the law should be the same for everyone.
No special rules for George Michael or anyone else.
Get the drunks and druggies off our roads.