Jeantel strikes again... holy moly they just keep coming

[Sam1]

Was watching al charlatan doing an interview with her just a bit ago and she said - quoting:

 

"I worked hard for 16 months, no, almost 17 months to make sure this was a guilty case"

 

 

How's that for justice?

[jtmaze]

Someone needs to fire her script writers......for court , I mean, not interviews.

[Garufa]

I saw the other day where someone has offered to pay her way through college.  Might have even been posted here.  She was qouted as saying something to the effect of a career in law enforcement.  Maybe she could become a TSA agent.

 

If I was a citizen of Sanford paying property taxes I'd be demanding a refund for the "education" of this one.

 

God help us.

[Guest TresOsos]

I saw the other day where someone has offered to pay her way through college.  Might have even been posted here.  She was qouted as saying something to the effect of a career in law enforcement.  Maybe she could become a TSA agent.

 

If I was a citizen of Sanford paying property taxes I'd be demanding a refund for the "education" of this one.

 

God help us.

 

I sure wouldn't blame the education system for this one.

Edited July 17, 2013 by TresOsos

[bubbiesdad]

I saw the other day where someone has offered to pay her way through college.  Might have even been posted here.  She was qouted as saying something to the effect of a career in law enforcement.  Maybe she could become a TSA agent.

 

If I was a citizen of Sanford paying property taxes I'd be demanding a refund for the "education" of this one.

 

God help us.

Barber college, or bartender college?

[LagerHead]

I saw the other day where someone has offered to pay her way through college.  Might have even been posted here.  She was qouted as saying something to the effect of a career in law enforcement.  Maybe she could become a TSA agent.

 

 

I don't think she would get hired by the TSA. Employers tend to not hire folks that are grossly over-qualified.  :rofl:

[Guest ThePunisher]

She was qouted as saying something to the effect of a career in law enforcement.  Maybe she could become a TSA agent.

She would meet the educational requirements of TSA employment.

[Ebow1]

I actually wish she would go for the TSA as opposed to any legitimate law enforcement agency. Yes, yes, just go over here and violate everybodys constitutional rights on a daily basis and keep the really good stuff that you confiscate where it's accepted. Dear gods don't somehow actually make it on to a real police force somewhere.

[Guest PapaB]

I sure wouldn't blame the education system for this one.

 I would. The education system allowed this one (and many like her) to pass through uneducated.

 

There was a time when people were only given a HS diploma if they earned it. Three options available, pass each grade, repeat it until you do or drop out when you're old enough.

[RobertNashville]

I see three opportunities for her future that may prevent her from just being a welfare mom.

 

1.  Residuals for being a poster child for everything that is wrong with our public school system

 

2.  Reality TV show

 

3.  Winning the PowerBall lottery.

 

Unfortunately, given her level of intelligence, I'm fairly confident that no matter how much money any of the three scenarios brings her, she'll just blow it all and still wind op on welfare.

[Guest Lester Weevils]

I was thinking idiocracy-style Rikki Lake talk show host. However, a reality show in her neighborhood, featuring bloods whoopin ass and such might be a hit as well. More potential viewers would find that "right down their alley" than all the cable news channels combined. Easily. Maybe double or quadruple. Maybe Jeantel could beat O'Reilly's ratings so bad his metrics would be down below the noise floor.