@genis1: Hello? Listen! Hey, Link! Listen! Hello?

@CubemonkeyNYC: So very, very, very true.

@Little Green Frog: The founders probably would not have been interested in the rights a young, female homosexual, but the laws they made did promise freedom for all.

@SinghS: I'm wondering if that second to last photo isn't further screwed by some contortionist PhotoShoping.

@dismantledwoman: Don't you know Jesus can cure gay?

I'm glad the sites are down now, but one can only hope for the brief period they were up those girls got a little glimpse at the torture they inflicted on a classmate for months. Rationally, I know that bullying bullies only means more bullies out there, but personally, I hope these girls gained a little bit of…

This is awesome, I love the hair and shoes most especially. I wonder where they're from...?

Oh God, he's like Jerry O'Connell's cameo from Can't Hardly Wait! Late '90s teen flicks are not something you should be basing your dating advice on, bro.

@mneiai: I think the book is Gomorrah by Roberto Saviano about the Comorra org.

@AgainWithFeeling: Right, so it's absolutely not okay to be gay because you love another woman (or man), but if you're doing for the entertainment of a boy, well, that Jesus is totally down with. Got it.

@boxspelunker: Seriously! Unless you enjoy the rest of the country calling you out for the hypocrisy of excluded two lesbians from prom while taking pictures of "straight" girls grinding on each other. Just sayin'...

@boxspelunker: Especially since the birth of Facebook and its notorious privacy settings. If you don't update them each time Zuckerberg makes a new version, we can all see your Hate Prom 2010 pictures.

Sigh... that's more than I make in a year...

@magicwaffle: I was always under the impression that God and Jesus had bigger things to worry about than who I loved. Figured they'd probably be happier knowing there was a little more love in the world.

@BallPtPenTheif: Yeah, I think it's biggest video game moments were the times when you transitioned from the human base to full-on Pandora. It could get a little "Welcome to Toontoon" while you adjusted, but I still think Avatar makes the most compelling case for CGI.

@wtfbrain: Ah, please excuse me! :) Does ms work better?

@BallPtPenTheif: Agree. There's also simply the physical presence of the puppet. It's actually there. Actors are responding to and interacting with it and not just dialogue cues.

@wtfbrain: Win, sir, win.

@Scoldy Lox: I know, it's such a struggle!! Especially when the mainstream media is hating on all the, well, haters.

@ihateyourescalade: The "not my kid" attitude is very hard to combat, and it probably helps breed new little bullies more than anything else. If you think your kid can do no wrong, the kid will pick up on that and believe that nothing he or she does is wrong.