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upsetting as well they have to spend more money to go back to court again. WTF. They should sue the judge if this in any way cost them more funds. A judge cannot make that decision, plain and simple.

See, I guess it's because I'm in Philadelphia and our names are "weirder", but Messiah, spelled correctly, wouldn't even make me blink.

I hear this argument over and over again and all I can think about are the very real documentation issues I had because a person in my school had the same name as me. They could be bullied < having $200 worth of of meal plan put on the wrong student's card, recieving the wrong class schedule twice, having the wrong

I doubt she does - I just think she made a decision and never thought anyone would call her on it. That's part of what sickens me so much about this - this is a judge who assumed it was fine and she'd never be called on something highly illegal, because she was white, and in a position of power, and these were two

Yes, she made the mom's LAST name, the baby's legal FIRST name, and then gave him the dad's legal LAST NAME. She probably thinks it's a great compromise since they couldn't agree which surname to give him, and she didn't want him named Messiah.

And Prince. And Princess. And Queen. And so on.

Plus, she unilaterally gave the child the father's last name, rather than any compromise (well, the judge thought changing the child's first name to Martin, mom's surname, was a reasonable compromise of the conflict between the parents.)

The most upsetting thing? The case in question had nothing to do with the baby's first name - the parents were arguing about what the baby's legal last name should be. The judge just happened to notice the baby's first name, and decide to rule on something that wasn't even up for discussion.

Well, it's official: I am completely incapable of looking at Justin Bieber and seeing an adult man. The pictures are actually sort of cute in a "silly toddler took off all his clothes, scribbled on himself with a marker, and is running around with a toy" way. I bet he ran around like that for a while and then later

I'm just going to leave this here:

I wont weigh in on whether you are disturbed or not, but you are definitely mistaken. That fluffy little house pet would be all stringy and gamey for sure.... There are reasons why carnivores are a rarity on any menu on the planet: Herbivores are much tastier and safer to eat.

The epic battles in my home are dog versus roomba. But since I started congratulating the roomba on its behaviour (good roomba !!), my dog stopped attacking it. I just look really stupid encouraging the vacuum cleaner.

This is why I can't cook meth. It looks like too much equipment and I hate making any recipe that call for more than 3 steps. Is there a crock pot version?

But if it's too short to tie up, it's too short to bother you, surely? He's jumping the bun. Premature entangulation. Wishful crimping. Etcetera.

what about my lover Johnny

Man, I was hoping for pics of Leo with a cute bunny. That was disappointing. Anyway, that's not a bun. That's a pigtail.

I just don't get that. Your kid is not an adult and they shouldn't be having an adult relationship at 16. Moving in together is for when you're grown.

I don't know, I can hate on (early) di Caprio with the best of them, but...

Yeah, I even think he cast Michael Pitt on Boardwalk Empire because he looks like a (slightly) younger Leo.

You know, I went to college with Cleese's daughter and once watched "The Meaning of Life" with her (she loved Python as much as anyone). When it got to this scene, I kept glancing over to her to see if she was in anyway embarrassed by it, but no, she was just laughing along with the rest of our little group watching