@SatiDamphyr: Did nothing wrong? What about the money people donated in good faith through their network? Was it returned? Delivered? Frozen?

@Xeraphim: Find a way to get a movie called "Indifferent Proposal" on there...

It's Globo Gym!

Awesome take. Without Whedon I think it's going to be really tough for them to get the humor right. I'm also not sure why they're doing this when there's two more Firefly movies that need makin!

@Tirannie: Ah, hadn't considered that the police might be protecting the weirdo.

@property of rascal (the cat): So far as Amazon choosing to distribute or not any content for any reason... no free speech issue.

@nagumi: Yeah, that's why you get smarter coverage of stuff like that here than elsewhere.

Not defending Berlusconi here at all but am very happy you decided to focus on his utterances and beliefs that make him unfit for office and not his sex life. America's prudery in all matters bedroom has not served us all that well politically.

Seems like a perfectly reasonable statement to me.

In old country, computers prevent pornography.

We don't know the full extent of their injuries, if any, because while the woman said everyone was fine, she was Hispanic.

@92BuickLeSabre: It's like canned tuna. It never tasted as good when they stopped letting chunks of dolphin slip in.

I knew it was a mistake to skip elevenses this morning.

@thePrototype: I need a time machine, Spike Lee, a pizza parlor in Bed Stuy and some popcorn.

Can I suggest some neighborhoods where Dr. Laure can indulge her first ammendment rights all she wants?

One problem is that though the exchanges have standards they are allowed to bend the rules. Don't know how far they could go for American Apparel but the exchanges have a big conflict here — they get fees from listing companies (and also selling services to member firms). If AA has been a good customer, you might be…

@Jenna Sauers: Thanks Jenna. Nice story, by the way.