Kato Kaelin Alert!!

[healingman]

This might belong in the other O.J. thread on here, so if it does, then I'm willing to have it morphed over in there.

But CNN's venerable (that also means old to some people, too) Larry King will welcome -- Ta-Dah!!! -- Kato Kaelin, Denise Brown and the whole Hee-Haw gang on his show Tuesday night.

Golly, I wonder what Kato's been up to for, uh, like a decade?

Now it can be officially said: The circus has arrived in town. ::)

Oh yeah ... whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

Yeah .... rrrriiiiiggghhhhhttttt.

Nice perp walk, Juice.

I think it's safe to say that O.J. has some unresolved anger issues.

 

[Tom Petty]

This might belong in the other O.J. thread on here, so if it does, then I'm willing to have it morphed over in there.

But CNN's venerable (that also means old to some people, too) Larry King will welcome -- Ta-Dah!!! -- Kato Kaelin, Denise Brown and the whole Hee-Haw gang on his show Tuesday night.

Golly, I wonder what Kato's been up to for, uh, like a decade?

Now it can be officially said: The circus has arrived in town. ::)

Oh yeah ... whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.

Yeah .... rrrriiiiiggghhhhhttttt.

Nice perp walk, Juice.

I think it's safe to say that O.J. has some unresolved anger issues.

you better be watchin' your back, bono.

 

[Cansportschick]

I thought Kato would reappear in a reality show before he got a prime spot on Larry King. Wow, he better take advantage of this publicity because his career is nonexistent

 

[hondo]

Maybe Kato was in the adjacent hotel room when OJ and his crowd burst in.

 

[slappy4428]

Oh. Good. Denise Brown.

 

[JR]

I NEVER watch King but I'm tuning into this.

Kato was the absolute best.

 

[Cansportschick]

Most aloof guy I ever saw in my life. And one of my friends thought he was hot during the OJ case :o

I should call the show and ask Kato is he is interested....

 

[ifilus]

In June 2005, Kato Kaelin began to host Tommy Grand's 'Eye for an Eye', a daytime TV court show that is in syndication in 34 countries.

 

[wickedwritah]

Kato always seemed to be a stoner, which might explain why he was living in Juice's pool house.

 

[txsportsscribe]

Maybe Kato was in the adjacent hotel room when OJ and his crowd burst in.

only if o.j. was paying for it

 

[Claws for Concern]

Fred Goldman will have to be on this show, too. While I understand he loves to comment whenever OJ does something -- anything -- and I completely feel for his family losing a son, there's a part of me that wants him to STFU too.

 

[wickedwritah]

CfC, are you boots?

 

[Claws for Concern]

CfC, are you boots?

Hell no.

 

[slappy4428]

Fred Goldman will have to be on this show, too. While I understand he loves to comment whenever OJ does something -- anything -- and I completely feel for his family losing a son, there's a part of me that wants him to STFU too.

There's more than a part of me.. I'm sorry he murdered your son and I want OJ behind bars too, but enough with the attention *****... no one is going to forget your son, but Fred's annoying as hell...

 

[bigpern23]

Fred Goldman will have to be on this show, too. While I understand he loves to comment whenever OJ does something -- anything -- and I completely feel for his family losing a son, there's a part of me that wants him to STFU too.

There's more than a part of me.. I'm sorry he murdered your son and I want OJ behind bars too, but enough with the attention *****... no one is going to forget your son, but Fred's annoying as hell...

I don't think Fred's an attention *****, I just think he's a greedy ******* seeking to profit from his son's death (much worse, IMHO). It was one thing when he was trying to get every dime he could from OJ because, while he's clearly benefiting from that, the argument could be made that his real interest was in hurting OJ the only way possible, in his wallet.

That's why I was perfectly fine with him purchasing the rights to OJ's book at first, thinking he'd never let it see the light of day and OJ wouldn't profit a nickel from it. But the second he decided to sell the book anyway, he began profiting from his son's murder and, frankly, it sickens me.

He already stopped OJ from profiting off the book. His decision to sell it himself is pure greed.

To paraphrase Stu Scott, **** that guy.

PS - What the **** was Anderson Cooper doing asking one of the Brown girls last night, "What do you think happened?" in reference to the recent robbery? How the **** does she know what the **** happened?

[/end rant]

 

[D-3 Fan]

Fred Goldman will have to be on this show, too. While I understand he loves to comment whenever OJ does something -- anything -- and I completely feel for his family losing a son, there's a part of me that wants him to STFU too.

There's more than a part of me.. I'm sorry he murdered your son and I want OJ behind bars too, but enough with the attention *****... no one is going to forget your son, but Fred's annoying as hell...

I don't think Fred's an attention *****, I just think he's a greedy ******* seeking to profit from his son's death (much worse, IMHO). It was one thing when he was trying to get every dime he could from OJ because, while he's clearly benefiting from that, the argument could be made that his real interest was in hurting OJ the only way possible, in his wallet.

That's why I was perfectly fine with him purchasing the rights to OJ's book at first, thinking he'd never let it see the light of day and OJ wouldn't profit a nickel from it. But the second he decided to sell the book anyway, he began profiting from his son's murder and, frankly, it sickens me.

He already stopped OJ from profiting off the book. His decision to sell it himself is pure greed.

To paraphrase Stu Scott, **** that guy.

PS - What the **** was Anderson Cooper doing asking one of the Brown girls last night, "What do you think happened?" in reference to the recent robbery? How the **** does she know what the **** happened?

[/end rant]

Count me as #4 on the list wishing that Denise and Fred would go away, live their lives, and once and for all turn the ****ing page and move on.  It's been 13 years and sadly Fred and Denise still act like O.J. murdered Nicole and Ron yesterday, this morning, later tonight, and, in essence, every day of the week.

It's no wonder why the idiots and the buffoons we call Lance Ito, Marcia Clark, Chris Darden, and others like Robert Shapiro have laid low for the most part since '94.  They knew there 15 minutes were up.  The only time anyone would call them, it's Greta, Nancy, Uncle Larry, and the stooges on cable news.

It would have helped the Goldmans if they considered channeling all of that anger and hard-on for Orenthal and used it as a campaign against violence, as what Denise Brown has done with combatting violence against women.  BigPern is right: that's not enough for Fred to hit O.J. in the wallet.  He want him in jail, not for robbery or doing something stupid, but for the death of their son.  Unless there is a miracle and the knife shows up, O.J. isn't going to spend one day in prison for murder. 

Robbery?  It sure as hell sounds like it, if these charges stick on his once-elusive, Hertz commercial chair-jumping ass. 

Fred, you are not going to profit one penny from selling O.J.'s book, because no one is going to buy it. 

Count me out in watching Uncle Larry and his nightly train wreck of a show to bring that ****ing circus back into the circulation. 

 

[imjustagirl2]

Really hot: Ron Goldman.

Hot: Kato.



There. I said it.

Then again, I also think Scott Peterson is hot as balls.

 

[D-3 Fan]

Really hot: Ron Goldman.

Hot: Kato.  At least he was on Skinamax on one of those cheesy B-soft porn movies



There. I said it.

Then again, I also think Scott Peterson is hot as balls.

 

[imjustagirl2]

RON Goldman, D-3. Not Fred.

Ron.

 

[Captain_Kirk]

Then again, I also think Scott Peterson is hot as balls.

Careful there. So did Lacey.

And I've got no problem with whatever Fred Goldman wants to do to vent his anger regarding OJ and the death of his child. It doesn't really matter that it's been 13 years; there is no statute of limitations on missing a loved one. The pain is probably even greater when it's someone young with so much ahead of them who is brutally murdered.

I don't think his main objective is to profit from this. I do agree he'd like nothing more than to have OJ in jail where he belongs. But, in lieu of that, I think his focus is on making life as uncomfortable for OJ as possible and that's the driver behind his behavior.