Yeah, I didn’t give a shit about this story until this piece of news. I assumed it was true from the beginning, and I still didn’t give a shit. Manning’s older than I am and has a bad neck: I’ve got a bad back (though not even as bad as Manning’s neck), and I’d absolutely take HGH if I thought it would help me feel…

If you’re not guilty, why are you hiring private investigators to show up to a reporter’s parents house? I dont have any moral outrage against manning for taking hgh, but goddamn if you're gonna sit on your high horse and claim its a conspiracy, don't be intimidating witnesses

If even half of this is true, then right now I kinda hope that Luke Kuechly breaks his fucking spine on Sunday.

….Manziel partied with a fake wig

That’s unfortunate, but at least you can identify her positive qualities.

ALMOST as awesome as “My husband cannot throw the ball and catch the ball”#TeamOlivia

It’s pathetic how fragile some guys are. How *dare* a woman speak out against violence.

How is Tom Brady stupid in this situation? Because he refused to respond to an intentionally inflammatory comment by a domestic abuser on an opposing team?

As I said elsewhere, feel free to hate Brady for whatever, but his refusal in a press conference to engage on this topic shouldn’t be one of them. He didn’t engage on the topic. I mean, the number of guys that try and talk shit about his wife to rile him up is probably very high.

Me too. And it’s worth noting that Giselle’s at a ‘Champions of the Earth’ event as an environment rep of some sort... so re-using these would definitely be encouraged! (so would not have cut flowers on the tables at all, though).

I have been to a lot of formal fundraising dinners in my life, and many if not possibly the majority, have told people that they could and should take the centerpieces home.

Uh, I really doubt she “stole” the center piece. I’ve gone to countless weddings and stupid fundraiser events and retirement parties and have been harassed into taking home a center piece by the mother of the bride or whomever planned the party. It’s a pretty common thing to have happen. They paid for the center…

This is by far my favorite non-story-story-stretch in gossip news this year. Attendees always take home centerpieces from fundraising events. They’re going in the trash if you someone doesn’t take them. There is no other possible interpretation of the photo above. Within five years, I predict we will be burning…

I have to think that even if I was a rich, hot supermodel instead of a middle-aged, overweight, IT guy, I’d still be the one asking “Are these for everyone to just take or what?” when seeing a stack of just about anything.

It’s not really stealing if it’s expected, right?

I’ve been to weddings where the hosts encourage guests to take the centerpieces home. Not very fun for us, but I’ll bet they gave it to her.

This summer, I was at a wedding out of town, and we ‘won’ our centrepiece, which was a great big, fake, lantern. It was so tempting to just leave it there- thanks friends, but if I wanted a huge cheap-ass lantern to overwhelm all other furniture in my mini apartment, I would have bought one myself. So I lugged it half…

Fwiw I’ve been to more than one event where guests have been encouraged to take the flowers home with them.

that’s a very Brazilian thing to do, tbh. (I'm from Brazil, and from the same region as her, sooo...)