Amy courts trouble; RESULT!Byline: DEREK McGOVERN; JOHN SHAW SHE'S not that bright that Amy Winehouse. Asked during her court case last week if it was the first time she'd been up before the beak, Amy said she couldn't answer because she had no idea what time the beak got up. And when she was asked if she put her highly public misdemeanours down to binge drinking binge drinking An early phase of chronic alcoholism, characterized by episodic 'flirtation' with the bottle by binges of drinking to the point of stupor, followed by periods of abstinence; BD is accompanied by alcoholic ketoacidosis–accelerated lipolysis and , she nodded her head and promised not to drink another binge again. Following high-profile court cases involving pop idol Winehouse and Kop idol Steven Gerrard, not to mention a potential legal scrap for Jude Law for allegedly punching a female photographer (presumably pre·sum·a·ble adj. That can be presumed or taken for granted; reasonable as a supposition: presumable causes of the disaster. with the long arm of the Law), bookies Hills are asking which celeb ce·leb n. Informal A celebrity. will be arrested next. All celebrities have their 15 minutes of shame, so it's no surprise Jordan is evens favourite - she's had 15 years of it. Of the top six three are female, two are male, and the other is George Michael. Hills list 15 celebrities and only those 15 count. You can make that 14 because the 100-1 outsider is Michael Owen, who will surely not trouble the law unless they make it a crime to be seen with an offensive team. Next celebrity arrested: Evs K Price, 7-4 A Winehouse, 5-2 P Doherty, 9-2 G Michael, 6-1 S Gerrard, 8-1 N Campbell, 10-1 J Law, D Drogba, 16-1 K Moss, R Crowe, P Geldof, 20-1 B Spears, R Brand, 33-1 R Williams, 100-1 M Owen. CAPTION(S): RAP Winehouse |
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