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MSNBC - Letourneau gets out of prison

Yesterday at coffee, some friends and I were talking about Mary Kay, and then we started talking about teachers we had crushes on. I remembered one of my teachers, Miss Gross. She was anything but gross, she was fine. Why couldn't she have been Mary Kay to my Villi?

Its funny because there is something of a double standard, still, in the way we think about Mary Kay. Most guys have a difficult time thinking of what she did as a crime. Most guys think Villi was a lucky bastard.

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