It’s not actually understandable. If my kid raped someone I would not be on their side. I would be angry and devastated and sure I’d fucked up majorly.

I don't see it as understandable at all. Unless you place no value on women or see them as less than human. In which case, this is probably where the kid gets it from.

No problem with him being on his kid’s side. Kind of a huge problem with him ISSUING A STATEMENT when his kid just got a criminally lenient sentence. Just shut the fuck up, let your kid serve his six months, and be grateful the world still revolves around privileged white guys.

My parents love me. They will love me no matter what. They would come visit me in jail. They would not defend me raping somebody.

Pfft, jokes on her. God isn’t saving anyone.

That dog looks excited about his work today

Preach. He owes her his life. He probably would’ve been long dead by now if it weren’t for her.

I guess my main question is, who still wants to fuck Ozzy Osbourne?

Speaking from experience (I just got a wee bit of botox today) her face has seen more needles than <insert actor/rockstar/model).

Also I never noticed before, but she got the same nose job as Tori Spelling: The doc pinched one side of the nose more than the other, and now the nostrils are uneven.

Gwyneth Paltrow tries so hard to be sexy but she just isn’t. Her mother Blythe Danner really never tried and she just is.

My two things after learning of her passing...

One of the proudest days of my life was when this country elected a black president. I didn’t think it would happen in my lifetime. Since then, I’ve had many many many more days of just abject embarrassment as our country (and some of my family, dammit) have shown just how racist we still are. That he SURVIVES eight…

“How DARE you make me feel uncomfortable, black people!”

As a white dude who has voted for our president twice and has deep admiration for the President Obama, I got teary when I read Larry’s remarks because my pride must be infinitesimal in comparison to Whitmore’s.

its very like “look at this marvelous chihuahua who’s learned to talk”

Remember Michelle’s speech? About climbing the ladder and not slamming the door behind you? I’m gonna miss Michelle.

The ways he’s looking at her, though.

Off-topic, but I’m pretty sure that knife was literally stolen from a Power Ranger.

A lot of living in the Twin Cities makes me uneasy: the latent racism in our culture, the interminable winters, among them. But I am grateful that I can share my grief with the state. That Minnesotans mourn him as not just a musical giant but as a neighbor and friend. Thank you for sharing your grief with us. I am…