Is the Libby jury well hung?

[originalpckelly]

Poll question: Is the Libby jury well hung?

:shrug:

[tblue]

1. WTH is taking them so long???

[originalpckelly]

2. They're having fun making paper airplanes out of the giant post-it pads.

Or maybe...wello we won't talk about that.

[tblue]

11. Maybe they found him guilty on all counts days ago, they just wanna make it look good

[annabanana]

5. They are being meticulous and thorough

(but I think they're getting close, say Tuesday - ish)

[Clark2008]

3. She bangs!

Sorry - the William Hung thing was too juicy not to vote for. :7

[originalpckelly]

6. For a blind chick justice sure is good in bed.

:spank:

Seriously, big time :spank:

[Clark2008]

9. Hey - being blind actually MIGHT make her BETTER in bed.

She has to feel around for everything.

:spank:

[originalpckelly]

10. How did you know she was into S & M?

:shrug:

[Uncle Joe]

4. I don't care to check

:evilgrin:

[HappyWeasel]

7. I voted No, but I will change that vote if nothing comes by Tuesday.

[Deja Q]

8. I think you forgot to put the commas around the word 'well'...

:spray:

[A Brand New World]

12. I voted yes due to the fact that I'm sure there is at least one

BushBot on the jury and there is absolutely no talking sense to those idiots. This is taking too long otherwise IMHO.

[Jack Rabbit]

13. I've served on juries; I have no idea what's going on

It isn't likely that they are acquitting him. As on DUer pointed out the other day, they are asking questions as to what reasonable doubt is, which means that that some believe he did it, but are just simply wondering if the prosecution proved it to the proper standard.

Based on what I heard of the trial itself and only, I would vot guilty. If a reasonable person got information from the Vice President of the United States (or the presumed Vice President, as the case may be) with instruction to use that information to smear and attack the reputation of a particular individual, he would remember it.

That was introduced into evidence and it was not contradicted. Libby should fry.