Dear Lindsay Lohan

There's no audience on earth like a captive audience.

I will try to write a postcard to Lindsay Lohan every day while she's in jail. Oh, and I'm Greg Rutter.

Nov 7
I suspect that they arranged this because they knew mail isn’t delivered on Sundays.
(Source: TMZ)

I suspect that they arranged this because they knew mail isn’t delivered on Sundays.

(Source: TMZ)


Oct 20
interweber:

Updated 
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The answer to the question that everyone is wondering: if she goes, yes I will.

interweber:

Updated

:( :( :( :( :( :( :( 

The answer to the question that everyone is wondering: if she goes, yes I will.


May 11

Apr 23
On Friday, April 22nd, Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to serve 120 days in jail. About three hours later she posted bond and was released pending appeal.
As of now it’s unclear whether she will indeed be going back to jail or not, but for anyone wondering, rest assured that if Lindsay does go back to jail she will be receiving more postcards.
Stay tuned …

On Friday, April 22nd, Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to serve 120 days in jail. About three hours later she posted bond and was released pending appeal.

As of now it’s unclear whether she will indeed be going back to jail or not, but for anyone wondering, rest assured that if Lindsay does go back to jail she will be receiving more postcards.

Stay tuned …


Sep 27

Sep 26
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Sunday, September 26th, 2010
Dear Lindsay Lohan,
Have you ever left the house with the oven going? Of course not, no one does. I believe no one, since the late 1800s has. And yet everyone still worries about it when they leave the house. I believe this is all a big marketing ploy perpetuated by the oven makers of the world. “Did you turn your oven off today?” is probably their tagline.
-Greg Rutter

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Sunday, September 26th, 2010

Dear Lindsay Lohan,

Have you ever left the house with the oven going? Of course not, no one does. I believe no one, since the late 1800s has. And yet everyone still worries about it when they leave the house. I believe this is all a big marketing ploy perpetuated by the oven makers of the world. “Did you turn your oven off today?” is probably their tagline.

-Greg Rutter


Sep 25
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Saturday, September 25th, 2010
Dear Lindsay Lohan,
I bet some people get reincarnated as something they didn’t want. Like a weird, undiscovered fish or a plant that lives for a 1000 years or something. If that’s the case, that you don’t like what your reincarnation assignment is, just go with it. Unless you’re a lemming. Lemmings are just reincarnated people thinking “screw this assignment, I’m out of here!”
-Greg Rutter

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Saturday, September 25th, 2010

Dear Lindsay Lohan,

I bet some people get reincarnated as something they didn’t want. Like a weird, undiscovered fish or a plant that lives for a 1000 years or something. If that’s the case, that you don’t like what your reincarnation assignment is, just go with it. Unless you’re a lemming. Lemmings are just reincarnated people thinking “screw this assignment, I’m out of here!”

-Greg Rutter


Sep 24

UPDATE: LINDSAY LOHAN HEADS BACK TO JAIL

According to the LA Times Lindsay Lohan has gone back to jail after violating the terms of her probation.

So we’re back baby!

One small problem. I need her new address. Anyone have it? Email me greg dot rutter at gee mail dot com


Aug 2

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Monday, August 2nd, 2010
Dear Lindsay Lohan,
For the homeless the standard shopping cart has become the go to device for their way of life. But while these carts are plentiful they are not designed with the modern urban environment in mind. The cracks in the pavement grind it to a halt, nevermind the noise it makes lumbering down the street or the things that slip through the steel mesh. Sort of explains why they’re homeless to begin with: always taking the easy way out.
-Greg Rutter

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Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Dear Lindsay Lohan,

For the homeless the standard shopping cart has become the go to device for their way of life. But while these carts are plentiful they are not designed with the modern urban environment in mind. The cracks in the pavement grind it to a halt, nevermind the noise it makes lumbering down the street or the things that slip through the steel mesh. Sort of explains why they’re homeless to begin with: always taking the easy way out.

-Greg Rutter


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