whoosh of the week?

Know all smartarse much?

The description of Nixon was bang on.

With all the going on in this thread, are you all waiting for a fish to be thrown your way?

THE teen who rocked the AFL world by revealing explicit photos of three St Kilda footballers said last night her parents had abandoned her.

Arriving at Melbourne Airport last night, "Jane", 17, also said she had no remorse over the internet photo row.

Many have expressed support for her actions.

But she said her parents have had enough, ordering her out of their home last night and driving her to tears for the first time in seven years.

"My parents have just left and told me I'm never going to speak to them again," said the girl, who will now stay with friends.

Zoo magazine will come knocking the minute she turns 18.

The girl said she had received numerous death threats but still planned to set up a website to allow other women to share their stories about mistreatment at the hands of AFL players.

Players from Sydney, Collingwood, West Coast and Adelaide are among those who would be exposed if her other images come to light, she said.

Why do you think the hun say shit like "It's believed that... "? Because it's believed BY THEM that we must be involved in something like this anytime it becomes an issue.

Like Caro, and her "Sources". Those sources of course being, the voices in her head.

I'm confused... Is it the same girl who was linked to Armitage in the news?

UPDATE 9.41am: CHILD welfare authorities have expressed concern for the teen at the centre of the St Kilda nude picture scandal after she said her parents had abandoned her.
Arriving at Melbourne Airport last night, "Jane", 17, also said she had no remorse over the internet photo row.

But Victoria's Child Safety Commissioner Bernie Geary says he's concerned about the welfare of the teenager, who has been branded "a malicious trouble maker" by St Kilda, which also said its players could seek damages through the Federal Court.

Commissioner Geary is concerned about how the situation is playing out, saying the girl has been "vilified as some sort of a monster".

"This child is in danger, this child will be left at the end of this situation as a vilified person," he told ABC Radio today.

He urged St Kilda to consider its handling of the case.

"Rather than (to) fly to the aid of players, (it should) understand that there's a child in the centre of this," Mr Geary said.I would (also) ask the public who are obviously giving this oxygen would they want their child to be in the same circumstance?"

No-one will win out of this.