Sleazy Woman, Easy Money
14-Nov-2008, 07:56 PM
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Sleazy Woman, Easy Money
Dirty dancer awarded $275K, told to stay away
November 14, 2008, 4:12 p.m.
The Associated Press
MARSHALL, N.C. - Nobody puts Rebecca Willis in a corner.
A small mountain town has agreed to pay $275,000 to ban her from a community hangout after residents complained about her dirty dancing.
Willis, then 56, was told to stay away from the Marshall Depot community center eight years ago.
According to court documents, she was accused of gyrating and simulating sexual intercourse with her partner while wearing a skirt so short it exposed her underwear. Willis described her dance style as "exuberant and flamboyant" but not obscene.
She's still not allowed to return to the refurbished train station where she once danced and socialized, but she said that's OK with her.
Her attorney, Jon Sasser, said the town strongly opposes lifting the ban.
"They said they'd burn the place down before they let her come back, so we decided to see if they'd put a monetary price on the right," he said.
November 14, 2008, 4:12 p.m.
The Associated Press
MARSHALL, N.C. - Nobody puts Rebecca Willis in a corner.
A small mountain town has agreed to pay $275,000 to ban her from a community hangout after residents complained about her dirty dancing.
Willis, then 56, was told to stay away from the Marshall Depot community center eight years ago.
According to court documents, she was accused of gyrating and simulating sexual intercourse with her partner while wearing a skirt so short it exposed her underwear. Willis described her dance style as "exuberant and flamboyant" but not obscene.
She's still not allowed to return to the refurbished train station where she once danced and socialized, but she said that's OK with her.
Her attorney, Jon Sasser, said the town strongly opposes lifting the ban.
"They said they'd burn the place down before they let her come back, so we decided to see if they'd put a monetary price on the right," he said.
15-Nov-2008, 11:10 AM
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I'll take $275,000 to stay away from any "refurbished train station".
In any predominately Islamic country
repeated public displays of what would be considered lewd behaviour, she'd be jailed immediately 
or stoned to death
In North America, you're more likely to walk away with a settlement, in this case, over a 1/4 million $$$ tax free...
What a stupid world.
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Ahem, anyone found clips of this cougar shaking her junk?
In any predominately Islamic country
repeated public displays of what would be considered lewd behaviour, she'd be jailed immediately or stoned to deathIn North America, you're more likely to walk away with a settlement, in this case, over a 1/4 million $$$ tax free...
What a stupid world.
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Ahem, anyone found clips of this cougar shaking her junk?
15-Nov-2008, 02:54 PM
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I guess it's a right to their freedom (whether it's speech, expression, etc.). If they take away that, they'll have to compensate you somehow. It's what makes the world go 'round.
Quote from write up: "so we decided to see if they'd put a monetary price on the right," he said.
Quote from write up: "so we decided to see if they'd put a monetary price on the right," he said.
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