A) You're taking this entirely too personally.

LIES. MAYO IS PROOF GOD LOVES US.

I honestly felt they abandoned everything that made samsung, samsung...

I'm asking this sincerely: What are Joan Rivers's "style credentials"? Calling Elizabeth Taylor fat for a decade?

...then this probably isn't the comments section for you

How many copies did your last book sell?

So, they basically just outlined the plot of Stephen King's The Stand. #m-o-o-nspellszombieoutbreak

"The idea that we can essentially pick out four common men's names, at random,"

I'm not debating it was a stupid thing for Rancic to say, but the references to patchouli and weed, when talking about locs, seem to be more a reflection of what is said about white people who wear the style, not black people, no?

The only people I know with dreads that smell like patchouli and weed are white people, lots of white dudes in ponchos who never wash their sheets and have bongs on every table in their apartment. Or chicks who go to burning man and wear weird bell bottom tights with belts. It didn't HAVE to be a racist comment.

honest question. How is it not the same? Its an intrusion on your personal space no matter the color of your skin right?

Did you read the comment by justbianca that started this exchange? But I'm the one that took it to a place that it didn't need to go?

I believe Khloe. She looks great. I'm jealous of Goldie.

Unless one of the following applies to a person:

*Snuffleupagus

Wait, I'm confused about the last paragraph. So she casually mentions abortion, which this site has asked for in media for ages - the ability to talk about abortion as a part of many women's lives without the emotion or drama that people assume come with it. So this show does it, and yet you complain that "It…

No, but I just tried it, and you can add "poor Russian accent" to the lengthy list of disqualifications.

Many of those 'bums' are veterans. This veteran thinks you, and your opinion can go to hell.

Ok. If you don't like my analogy fine. But Fried chicken is part of the soul food repertoire, and in nearly every soul food cookbook. As I mentioned up thread, it's an African American staff that makes the selections and creates the displays that explain the cultural connections of the food. Would you like to tell…

You don't like pumpkin pie but you do like anchovies?