I started reading Stephen King when I was 11 or 12? I basically, at eight-twelve started with V.C Andrews and Christopher Pike then started reading Stephen King because I wanted scarier stuff. Oh, and "Haunted America". I used to stay up late reading, and read in class instead of paying attention… "Just let me finish…

Dude, weren't they trying to kill some people and ground up glass into burgers in a BBQ? Was there a bleach ingestion too? The description of eating crushed glass and what it does to your insides STILL **haunts me**. Like you, sometimes details and visuals from this book come to mind out of nowhere. It's so weird.

This is exactly what I thought when I read this book. I *obsessed* over it. I wanted to be a reincarnated Goddess so badly. I think I read and reread this book 10 times. I saw another poster say they will still randomly remember parts of this book every so often too. I should find it and read it again.

I am glad to see I am not the only one who read that and went "WTF"? Instant turn off, no?

If your mother/father/parents/family is terrible your only responsibility is to yourself.

No where is he supporting Woody Allen. He used a term (a poorly chosen one based on the specific situation) that offense is being taken to. He apologized and tried to clarify, which is more than what most people do. Cut him a break.

Oh Holy Night, the eyes were bright and shin-y,

Remember, Santa is white kids. It's just a fact.

Anyone else notice the hurt this earring is creating?

Whoopi lost all my respect when she argued that *all women* got the right to vote before black people, and never apologized for her misinformation.