'Advanced pimpin' boast dooms case All you Pretty Woman aficionados out there -- myself included -- recall verbatim the scene where Julia Roberts is singing Prince tunes in the bathtub while she and Richard Gere "negotiate" what he's going to pay her for a week of serving as his arm candy. Upon hearing she'll be getting $3,000, she gleefully yells out "Holy shit!" before slipping down into a tub full of bubbles. What she doesn't do is immediately fire up her laptop, log onto Facebook and brag about how much money she was scheming out of him with her "graduate degree in 'Advanced Pimpin.'" Once you get past the fact that there wasn't a Facebook -- let alone a laptop -- in 1990 when the film debuted, you might catch on that I'm referring to a prostitute that The City paid $2,000 to put her up in a hotel before testifying against a man accused of assaulting and pimping her. While awaiting her appearance before a jury in the case against 23-year-old Anthony Dorton, Dorton's attorney Qiana Washington said she posted online about "supervising and punishing prostitutes." The SF Examiner reports that there was enough evidence against Dorton -- charged with assault, pimping and pandering -- including "taped phone calls, cellphone records, text messages and evidence obtained from a search warrant," Assistant District Attorney Alex Bastian said in court. However, Washington said the case lost credibility when jurors learned the woman was found to have been making online claims that