Seems like coersion (sp?). Which would make a normal contract void, would a plea deal not fall under contract law?

That's like saying it's okay for a prosecutor to go to someone accused of theft and offer them a plea bargain with no jail time as long as they agreed to have their hands cut off as punishment.

I was actually in a fraternity in college (in Mississippi!), and while I don't have any strong allegiance to the fraternity or keep in touch with many of those guys, I do have fond memories of drunken hookups with more than a couple of my "brothers." So I guess there's that.

*walks to podium, shuffles papers, clears throat, puts on glasses*

Husband designed them. Mimics the art on the back on our first stove in our first kitchen that we shared together. We love to cook, eat and entertain.

When someone wears one of my headlines on an airplane and gets kicked off for the words "grotesque anal sex trend" or "wish feet had vaginas for banging?" emblazoned on their chest, I will absolutely refer to it as vulgar. I know what I'm about, son.

Mah freeze peach! XKCD is always relevant:

At one point, she asked if he would consider quitting his job to be a stay-at-home father given how much he wanted a baby. "That just wasn't the plan he had in mind," she said.

Chris Evans is too charming to not date a Disney princess.

I had the same reaction to her when I watched her say, "You want to see more black people on tv? Just turn on Jerry Springer." I honestly don't understand how she's so loved.

Why should we care about what some d list celebrities with no experience in fashion (except that one guy), and have questionable fashion tastes themselves, have to say anyway? If they cancel the show, it will be absolutely no huge loss.

"but at her core, she had a good heart and sense of humility."

I WANT fashion critique, though. I want it honest, sharp, with a touch of snark and a total absence of body-shaming. All about the choices—of clothing, accessories, and styling—and not about the person. Why can't Fashion Police do this? They were making big strides on "only the dress not the body" when Joan died.…

"but at her core, [Joan Rivers] had a good heart and sense of humility."

There's a nice tie-in between this story, about how Obama doesn't GET America, man, and that thing Madeleine posted yesterday about how that one Fox News lady wants to change the way America learns about history http://jezebel.com/jezebel-bestie…

So proud that we have someone who is both a doctor and a judge on staff.

I gotta admit, true or not, that does scream don't look at the man behind the curtain.

Asked why she had not provided more detail about the discovery, which might have quelled suspicions, she said: "I am a lawyer, not a celebrity. The focus should be on the gift Harper Lee is giving the world."

Until we get an actual statement from her, not her lawyer, I'm going to be raising an eyebrow.

Age: 18