And as I stated below, what you're calling her punk attitude is actually the arrogant dismissals of a privileged child who possesses the same ability for self-reflection as the average garden slug.

I question the talent of anyone who relies on the tricks of a recording studio to sound good. It's quite common among the…

Justified. I want to be handcuffed by Raylan Givens.

Mr. Mullet has recorded 12 studio albums and has had 8 top ten singles on the Billboard Country charts - in addition to his #1 hit in 1992. He was also the star of a TV show for about 3 years.

Cultural cachet has nothing to do with anything. Celebrity and a proven ability to generate profit has everything to do with…

No. Sorry. No.
Miley got to where she is because her father is Billy Ray Mullet. If her daddy had been Bubba from Joe's Garage, Miley would be waitressing at the Cracker Barrel in East Buttcrack, Texas.

What you're interpreting as "punk" in her responses to criticism is really the rude dismissals of a spoiled child of…

Oh, Miley. No one associates you with punk rock.

That sounds a lot like an accusation of moral failing. People have said that about my alcoholism, too. "Nobody made you pick up that drink."

That's what my migraine auras look like.

My neighbor had a pair of guinea hens - the dumbest birds on the planet. One would stand by her VW bug and gaze into his reflection in the hubcaps - and the other ran just like Edith Bunker.

They can be a problem in rural areas, too. They find a place where people feed them, and come back year after year, shitting and destroying the habitat. I live in a tourist area where they're a real problem - but dumbasses keep feeding them.

Eeeeeeuuuuwww. The words "Bieber" and "suckles" in the same sentence - that's asking for a full Silkwood shower.

I really don't juan to bring this up, but the latest bachelor isn't ever going to be asked to join Mensa.

I read that as "John Mayer is the Kenny Rogers of Twitter." I guess it's time for me to know when to fold 'em and walk away from the screen.

I LOVE Assassination Vacation! It's my favorite of her books. I learned so many cool facts from it. Poor Charles Guiteau - couldn't get laid in a free love colony. No wonder he became an assassin.

I've always wanted to go to the Mutter Museum. http://www.collegeofphysicians.org/mutter-museum/

The Victorians were smart to have a formal ritual of mourning. No one ever suggested to one of them that they should get over it and move on.

My husband had a white Samoyed. One of his friends collected hair from the dog and knit him a hat from it. He loved it, but he could only wear it when it was below zero cold because otherwise it made his head sweat too much.

I LOVE this kind of stuff. The Victorians also used to make hair wreaths, from the hair of loved ones. My husband was the curator of a museum where they had a small collection of those wreaths. http://www.victoriangothic.org/the-lost-art-o… I'd kill for some mourning jewelry.

The answer is more than one innocent person has been executed. I met a guy in 2007 who spent 19 years on death row for a murder he didn't commit. He was finally exonerated with DNA evidence. He's not the only one.

As a society we are apparently on a level with Iran, China, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Afghanistan, Syria…

It doesn't. What it does do is cost a small fortune to provide vengeance.

There's a sophisticated analysis. Anyone who dares question the conduct of Israel (financed by US tax dollars) is just a big ole meanie and probably an anti-Semite to boot.

It's out there for people who pay attention to issues of peace and justice. I'm a hick from NH, and I know about it.