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16 hours ago ago from Los Angeles DUI Attorney Blog

Heidi Androl, a former contestant on Donald Trump’s realty show “The Apprentice,” was arrested Monday December 7 for a Southern California DUI on the 105 Freeway. The gossip website TMZ.com reported that Androl had been partying at Club Nokia (in honor of Luc Robitaille) prior to her arrest. She was reportedly going 35 mph -- significantly under the speed limit -- prompting an anonymous citizen to call the police. The CHP subjected her to ...

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5 hours ago ago from The Campus Flack

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Don’t mess with my Madness

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This has been gnawing at me for a couple of weeks. I want to be as tactful as possible, and I’m not going to beat around the bush. Don’t mess with my Madness! There, I said it. I could have typed that all uppercase to give the impression of screaming, but take my word for it. My brain was screaming as I typed those words. I could have replaced “mess” with a stronger, more explicit word – and I did consider several alternatives. But ...

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