Hey Everyone!!!

[DomnNC]

Originally Posted by Miss Scarlett

Admitted. In further defense the defendant respectfully states the immediate administration of coffee does speed that process along and to her credit at least she is not cranky during the aforementioned process...LOL

Ummmm, are you saying that you include that in your calculation of how long it takes me to get ready?

Of course! When I ask someone how long it takes them to get up, motivated, dressed and ready to head out to door in order to calculate what time I need to set an alarm clock for indeed it is factured into the equation andddd I did put a cup of coffee on said nightstand when I woke you so no, administration of coffee does not speed the process, lol.

[Miss Scarlett]

Originally Posted by DomnNC

Of course! When I ask someone how long it takes them to get up, motivated, dressed and ready to head out to door in order to calculate what time I need to set an alarm clock for indeed it is factured into the equation andddd I did put a cup of coffee on said nightstand when I woke you so no, administration of coffee does not speed the process, lol.

If it please the Court, at this time the defendant wishes to throw herself upon the mercy of the Court, withdraw her previous plea and enter a plea of guilty to the charge of taking a teensy bit longer than 15 minutes to get ready with regard to the incident in question.

Further the defendant respectfully requests the Court consider the following aggravating and mitigating factors when imposing sentence: the defendant recalls the question posed as "How long will it take you to get ready in the morning?"

In addition, the defendant moves the Court that a jury of her peers, rather than the bench, decide sentencing in this case.

[DomnNC]

Originally Posted by Miss Scarlett

If it please the Court, at this time the defendant wishes to throw herself upon the mercy of the Court, withdraw her previous plea and enter a plea of guilty to the charge of taking a teensy bit longer than 15 minutes to get ready with regard to the incident in question.

Teensy???? An hour is teensy?? lol, I think ya know the answer on the mercy thing, chuckles.

Further the defendant respectfully requests the Court consider the following aggravating and mitigating factors when imposing sentence: the defendant recalls the question posed as "How long will it take you to get ready in the morning?"

Denied! Question was How long will it take you to get ready to head out the door, lol.

In addition, the defendant moves the Court that a jury of her peers, rather than the bench, decide sentencing in this case.

Heck no, denied! I know how that goes, lol.

[Gentle Tiger]

Welcome to the Planet Laney! Enjoy the adventure.

[Miss Scarlett]

Originally posted byDomnNC

Teensy???? An hour is teensy?? lol, I think ya know the answer on the mercy thing, chuckles.

Yes it can be...

Oh yes, i know that answer well...

Denied! Question was How long will it take you to get ready to head out the door, lol.

It was? i really don't recall you saying that but...

Heck no, denied! I know how that goes, lol.



Don't i get a smidge of credit for not being cranky and grouchy?

[Diva]

Hi there Laney.....and welcome Home......