LOL, subby. That's all we can do with the Browns now, laugh at them. Oh, and this woman's a douche of the first order.

Public shaming should be used more often, it's just that many people have no shame.

She isn't ashamed and hasn't learned sh*t. Send her ass to jail.

Wow, was that a setup/sting? Because if not, that may be the first recorded instance of there actually being a cop around when you need one.

People hurled commensts at the 32-year-old Hardin of Cleveland Tuesday morning including, "Why do you hate children?"

I'd be tempted to shout back some reasons, but the judge would probably call it contempt.

this story never becomes not funny

vicioushobbit: Stay tuned for next week when she's caught doing it again.

This woman shows such little remorse and defiance in the face of her crappy behavior--I'd be surprised if you were wrong.

So you're saying she should be holding the sign while wearing a Browns jersey?

TheSneakerWhore: jayhawk88: Wow, was that a setup/sting? Because if not, that may be the first recorded instance of there actually being a cop around when you need one.

You never need a cop.

can't think of a time where you could use assistance from a police officer, huh? Just has you totally stumped?

hiding behind big glasses and hoodie hat is big fail. she should have to show her guilty face and hold that sign up high. and does "so am i" guy think he's gonna get laid or something? throw her in jail, judge judy.

Can we get all the idiots who park on the sidewalk in front of Walmart to receive the same kind of shaming?

WTF is is with people who think they have special privileges to park in front of the entrances of Walmarts while Wifey runs in for an hour to do shopping? Even doing it just to pop in and do your RedBox rentals is asinine.

Oddly, nobody does it at Target or KMart...

historycat: According to the local news here she got the maximum: $250 and 3 month suspended license.

The judge tacked on the sign when the woman acted like . . . well, herself in court.

Gee, great, Judge. You make me support the crazy with your vindictive grandstanding.

/contempt of court, send them to jail

TheSneakerWhore: skullkrusher: TheSneakerWhore: jayhawk88: Wow, was that a setup/sting? Because if not, that may be the first recorded instance of there actually being a cop around when you need one.

You never need a cop.

can't think of a time where you could use assistance from a police officer, huh? Just has you totally stumped?

Not strong or smart enough to not need one?

who do you call when you get stuck trying to get out the front door of your parents' house? Fire dept?

Ok, defendant is dumb, but:

The judge told WKYC-TV she felt Hardin wasn't sufficiently holding up the sign and was "missing the point."

Hold up that sign with feeling! If the judge didn't want her to bring something distract herself, then she should have put that into her special creative sentence. Seriously, at this point does anyone seriously think that sentences like this are going to produce some sort of a catharsis in the criminal, wherein she falls to her knees and recognizes the folly of her ways? That's not justice, and public shaming does not do anything for society, other than make sure that certain segments of the population look down on other segments of the population, keeping the population entertained. 

She obviously should have been charged with reckless driving, and points on her license, etc. etc. But that wouldn't have been funny!

jayhawk88: Wow, was that a setup/sting? Because if not, that may be the first recorded instance of there actually being a cop around when you need one.

If it's who I think it is, the... person would cut around the school bus every morning. Kind of like the 5 O'Clock Charlie of the morning commute.

/5 O'Clock Charlie was a pilot who would drop a bomb every day at 5 o'clock on M*A*S*H

(hmm)

/M*A*S*H was a TV show from the 70s and 80s that spent 12 years talking about a 3 year long war

(hmm)

/TV shows were the things people used to watch before they had DVD players

Mister Peejay: /TV shows were the things people used to watch before they had DVD players

What if you weren't able to watch the show when the television station said it was going to be on? Would they just dictate to you when each show would be available?