So go ahead then. Get started on your own personal crusade against all stupidity on the Internet. I'm sure that will be a full-time job.

If you're going to be afraid of all of the racism, stupidity and immature behavior that goes on in the Internet then you might as well curl up into a fetal ball right now and never come out of your house again.

Just say you stored them in "The Cloud" and be done with it. By the time people understand what the Cloud is the statute of limitations will have passed.

Silicon Valley as a whole is about 30% Asian in population regardless. And in San Francisco, about 40% of the population is Asian (Chinese). Most from other parts of the country have no clue that SF's Asian population is that large.

What I find interesting is that while Asians are heavily represented in the workforce, they are still not represented very well in the ranks of upper management. You would think that with that many Asians working for you, at least SOME of them would be working their way up the ranks into upper management, right?

Well, apparently Rogers had Aspergers, so it's not just about people spouting off, but about mental illness that is not addressed or treated.

Well, you also have to take into account that this is the internet, and people saying stupid shit on the Internet is nothing new. Just look at the Craigslist forums, or any of the comments sections on any Yahoo news story. If you believed every comment you read online there, then you would believe that most people…

And I wasn't talking about Charlize, but rather the writer of this article who idolizes a wealthy person for simply enjoying the options her wealth and status in society gives her and casting it as some sort of feminist empowerment.

The alternative headline of this article should read:

Stockton California is ground zero for home foreclosures. It was the California city hit hardest by the recession and had the highest rate of foreclosures in the state. It's basically a dump of a city.

What a fucked up culture.

Great point, and one which I addressed in another response. I may have a bit of a blind spot regarding this because I am a man. Most of the vehement responses to me against school uniforms seem to be coming from women.

That was my point. Yes of course teenagers will find ways to skirt the rules, but having a uniform dress codes makes things a LOT simpler.

Perhaps I have a blind spot because I am a guy and every dude I went to High School with in Catholic School for the most part were slobs. The only way guys differentiated themselves were through their letterman jackets if they were jocks or by the car they drove to school if they had a license.

I know, and that's part of the problem with public schools. Having a school uniform reduces classism.....the poor students don't have to worry about having enough money to wear the "trendy" clothes the richer schoolkids can afford. Sure, the students will find other ways to express themselves but at least no one…

I went to a Catholic School with a dress code and yes, having a uniform does not prevent teenagers from finding ways to express themselves, but at least the rules are clear cut and relatively straightforward. There is a lot less room for misinterpretation when the basics are taken care of.

Say what you want about school uniforms, but having uniforms does eliminate a lot of this type of unnecessary drama. Having a uniform makes what you wear to school a no-brainer...and that energy can be focused in other ways.

This trailer is totally confusing. For one thing, why is there no gong sound whenever John Cho appears on screen? And talk about terrible acting! I can't detect any Asian accent at all! Are we to believe that Asian Americans can actually speak without a thick Asian accent now??? How unrealistic.

I wonder how long ago she got her tattoo's? Did they get all stretched out over time?

Can we all just call Bullshit on this one? Like a guy with Sterling's wealth needs to convince anybody.....he could just pay for it straight up with any number of willing gold-diggers.