LOL…ok….that text basically said nothing. Where’d you find it? I want to see the really bad ones to see what got this cat in trouble in the first place.
This is a transcript of stupidity. Whether you’re cheating or not, you don’t put this in writing via city property. And Kilpatrick’s brazenness … he should have to serve more time. This dude basically said that he wasn’t going to admit to wrongdoing no matter what. Now he’s in jail. Dummy.
Here’s what I need to understand: what was in it for either Kilpatrick or Beatty? Aside from the fact that he was a married father or two (I think), he was a sitting mayor. Cheating is never a good look but if you’re going to creep, it’s gotta be with someone who has at least as much to lose as you do.
From beatty’s standpoint, it’s like okay … now what? They cheated, they got busted, they’re going to jail and then … ???
If I’m Kilpatrick, no way am I cheating–even if I wanted to. Then again that’s easy for me to say. I’ve never been married. 🙂
You might be on to something where Kilpatrick is concerned, but as for Beatty … I’m not so sure she allowed him to do anything. She seemed like a willing, active participant to me and then she cold lied about it.
It just a big embarassment for them as individuals and Detroit. Kilpatrick was doing the fool, the city was on a fast track to crime central, jobless central.
LOL…ok….that text basically said nothing. Where’d you find it? I want to see the really bad ones to see what got this cat in trouble in the first place.
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Ah come on now, Ms. TZA. I wanna see the freaky deaky stuff that was going on with those two. LOL.
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Heck yeah. That’s what I’m saying. Stop holding out. Or tell me where you got it and I’ll access all the “fun” stuff myself… 😉
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I will psot a link. I have to find it again.
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You guys are soooo bad.
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LOL. Have patience.
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This is a transcript of stupidity. Whether you’re cheating or not, you don’t put this in writing via city property. And Kilpatrick’s brazenness … he should have to serve more time. This dude basically said that he wasn’t going to admit to wrongdoing no matter what. Now he’s in jail. Dummy.
Here’s what I need to understand: what was in it for either Kilpatrick or Beatty? Aside from the fact that he was a married father or two (I think), he was a sitting mayor. Cheating is never a good look but if you’re going to creep, it’s gotta be with someone who has at least as much to lose as you do.
From beatty’s standpoint, it’s like okay … now what? They cheated, they got busted, they’re going to jail and then … ???
If I’m Kilpatrick, no way am I cheating–even if I wanted to. Then again that’s easy for me to say. I’ve never been married. 🙂
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I think its a power/ego thing. He cheats because he can. Plus Beatty is enamored with him and allows it.
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You might be on to something where Kilpatrick is concerned, but as for Beatty … I’m not so sure she allowed him to do anything. She seemed like a willing, active participant to me and then she cold lied about it.
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It just a big embarassment for them as individuals and Detroit. Kilpatrick was doing the fool, the city was on a fast track to crime central, jobless central.
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