When you're hungry, you're hungry.
Hey, I've been hungry before. I've also been a contestant in Miss.Universe, but I gave it up because I got so hungry I gained too much weight to be in the competition..what I mean to say is this:
I read the newspaper today and I found this..and it gave me my daily giggle (and no, that is not a metaphor for sex, perverts.)
A finalist in the Miss Universe Australia pageant has been fined $300 in Perth for stealing pies from a supermarket.
Model and part-time TV presenter Edwina Joyce Nattrass, 23, the daughter of Perth's Lord Mayor Peter Nattrass, pleaded guilty today in the Perth Magistrates Court to stealing three pies in Perth on July 7.
The court was told she ate one of the pies in a Perth supermarket before putting two in her bag because she did not have enough money to pay for them.
Magistrate Giuseppe Cicchini fined Nattrass $300, ordered her to pay $11.70 for the pies and $100.70 costs.
The magistrate granted a request for a spent conviction order, which means defendants may not have to acknowledge a criminal conviction, or may mean they cannot be discriminated against for having a conviction.
I read the newspaper today and I found this..and it gave me my daily giggle (and no, that is not a metaphor for sex, perverts.)
A finalist in the Miss Universe Australia pageant has been fined $300 in Perth for stealing pies from a supermarket.
Model and part-time TV presenter Edwina Joyce Nattrass, 23, the daughter of Perth's Lord Mayor Peter Nattrass, pleaded guilty today in the Perth Magistrates Court to stealing three pies in Perth on July 7.
The court was told she ate one of the pies in a Perth supermarket before putting two in her bag because she did not have enough money to pay for them.
Magistrate Giuseppe Cicchini fined Nattrass $300, ordered her to pay $11.70 for the pies and $100.70 costs.
The magistrate granted a request for a spent conviction order, which means defendants may not have to acknowledge a criminal conviction, or may mean they cannot be discriminated against for having a conviction.