I didn't look at any of those photos that were stolen and released and I never will. The whole thing is vile. The celebrity status of these people is irrelevant. Their property was stolen and then it was made available for everyone. This is theft. And this particular sort of theft is also especially repulsive and…

The comment to which you refer does not blame the woman for her own rape. It's a silly comment with no relevance to rape, but it doesn't blame the woman. It's an observation that meeting strangers thru an app is a bad idea. It's a wrong-headed idea since only a tiny percentage of Tinder meetups end like this one did,…

I hear people saying that other people say that sort of thing, but I've never actually heard it said myself. Perhaps I do not associate with people tend to say such things.

That doesn't actually say anything that lethekk wrote. That's a simple comment that meeting someone thru Tinder isn't a bad idea. It doesn't say the rape was her fault because she drank or left the house or is a woman, three of the examples given. That comment is irrelevant to the situation, but does not blame her for…

Is anyone actually saying that stuff? They're terrible people if they are. Just wondering if that's really happening to her.

D.C. has had people like these for years. They stand in line for Congressional hearings. Either you hire the homeless or get your office intern to do it for you or you hire one of these people. Nothing new.

Double nope.

Perhaps he's just realized how stupid this is trying to bail on the whole thing.

I don't think we've quite reached Peak Stupid yet, but we can definitely see it from here.

I'm in favor of equality so I'm glad gays are now over thinking and overdoing their marriage proposals, too. It's not fair if only straight dudes are expected to take what should be a private moment and turn it into a public spectacle.

Central Asia's finest, ladies. Go get some.

Bingo. Pretty much exactly what I wrote.

They're Steinbeck by the standards of the genre. Smart writing, smart characters, believable tech [i.e. no invisible cars] and excellent actors.

The Bourne franchise: Masters degree from Stanford

YouTube is for cats riding Roombas. These people are bad people who don't know how to use YouTube properly.

Presumably, that "fine Scottish lovin'" was what he was trying to avoid.

I assume that's the point. Firstly, he doesn't have to spend time with her. Secondly, whenever she complains about him not doing anything for her, he can say: "How about that time I spent 18 months of my life not missing you panning for gold to make your wedding ring?!

No, just awful.