Your titties, let 'em out, free at last

I have an aunt like this who jumped on the "It's Merry Christmas" brigade. I make sure to send her Seasons Greetings or Happy Holidays cards because I'm a jerk that way.

I know what you mean. I don't know how I feel about this either. A friend of mine who was also my college roommate had cystic fibrosis, and died while waiting for a lung transplant shortly after we graduated. I don't begrudge this girl her new chance at life, but I do begrudge changing of the system for individual…

I don't really get the collective freak out at this point either. Is it that people weren't paying attention?

If it's so overblown and ridiculous why would you like to see her fall down a flight of stair? This sentiment seems highly inconsistent. As does your insistence that you have no idea who Lindy West is except for, you know, reading her writing which you disagree with to the point that you'd like her to fall down a…

Lance Nagel doesn't strike me as a 15 year old boy. Sure, mentally and emotionally, he's straight up 12, but physically, he's an adult.

Except she was arrested and held in custody. Once in custody, she should have been read her rights and she should never have been told by the school to make a written statement without a guardian present before hand.

And yet, no one got their hand blown off. So, instead of a teaching moment for an ambitious student, she was moved to the criminal justice system.

However, the school administration had her make a written statement without the presence of a guardian knowing she was going to be arrested, a written statement that could be used against her in a court of law.

The New York times had an article about segregated proms a couple of years ago. It's an interesting piece, and one of the teens raises some really good questions for the school's administration, the white parents, as well as the white students.

More or less, but what I think is more interesting than the "emotion" aspect of his statements is the fact that men in these positions do give up their family life. And from his statements, it doesn't seem like he's admitting that to himself or he may have stated his position differently.

He has 4 children so apparently that doesn't impede one from becoming successful in a field like that. What he left out and misconstrues is that someone has to raise the kids, and tend to the everyday personal matters such as paying the bills etc. That's the wife's job. I used to work for a high end decorator and…

What is your point in this comparison? Other than pitting two women against each other, I don't see much.

That's the thing when you venture out of your house into public, you have to deal with other people and possibly their pets. If you don't like animals on the patio of a restaurant that allows pets outside, don't go to that restaurant. If you don't want to ride with a pet that will most likely be confined by a…

This is a good point. I wonder if a studio would even release a movie like Ordinary People for the box office today and instead target it more towards a cable channel.

I feel really, really sad after reading this. The torture these women endured daily for a freaking decade is just mind boggling. I'm just really happy for them that they are out of it now.

These dudes, after being arrested and having their faces flashed worldwide as brutal, kidnapping rapists, are in hiding with their mother due to death threats. Their home has been vandalized, and they will have to face suspicion for the rest of their lives about their involvement. I think they get to be really pissed…

The most important this about this wine is cost. As in how much does it cost, because one should never, and I mean never, pay more than $15 for a bottle of rose.

Shut up! Shut up! Kanye and Kim will last forever! Or at least long enough to give us a Kardashian season finale cliff-hanger. Afterwards everyone will collect their paychecks in a champagne toast with Ryan Seacrest thus going their separate ways until the baby's first music recital when Kris' "concerned friend"…

I've read reports that Gina DeJesus and Arlene Castro, Ariel Castro's daughter, were good friends. Arlene was one of the last people to see Gina and even appeared on America's Most Wanted looking for Gina. If these reports are accurate, I can't imagine what a mind blow this is for the DeJesus family.