It’s also not that hard to answer the woman’s question and provide actual facts to back up your statements.

I mean, calling someone “a garbage person” says a lot more about you than it does about them.

No, I don’t. At all. I remember how I felt the first time I heard Zombie though.

There are actresses in his current film that he has abused. His acting school and all his dilettante film projects are an excuse to serve his sex addiction. He hunts minors and had a particular problem with a 15 year old in New Jersey during his last Broadway run.

Is there an animal that actas tough, but is a gigantic coward. Taht picks fights with things weaker than itself, loses and then runs for help? Does it also shit and piss everywhere? he’s one of those.

Then no. Trump gives a shit, but always about the wrong things.

My novel “Fire the Furry,” about an office manager who must dismiss an employee who comes to work dressed as a wolf every day, just sold 80 billion copies.

Sounds like it’s time to hastily publish my book, “Fire and Fury: A Collection of iPhone Photos of My Cat”.

It has surprised me that throughout this Tonya/Nancy resurgence, no one has addressed that Nancy Kerrigan was relatively poor too. Her father drove the ice resurfacer to pay for her early lessons. Kerrigan did have the stable family life that Harding did not, but I always felt that fueled some of the resentment. That…

“Let’s all wear black in honor of women assaulted by men. And give an ovation to a woman who was party to an assault by men on a woman.”

“Obviously she thought at first random other group attacked Nancy for some reason. Really?”

Many of them are also notable assholes to begin with, which, from what I hear, includes Deneuve.

Anyone else noticing the trend that the women who are coming out to cry about how wrong #MeToo and other campaigns are all tend to be of a certain older age and higher social class?

I think it’s Nancy’s stance that it doesn’t matter anymore. I don’t even think an apology would be accepted at this point. In her mindset, what is done is done. She really gave me this impression with her last interview (around the time that Dancing With the Stars was airing).

The only person I remember feeling bad for was little Michelle Kwan. Better skater than both, but got left behind because of the scandal (and, to be fair, she was 12-13 at the time).

The 30 for 30 was sooo good. Tonya was clearly desperate. Skating was her only way out and her skill level dropped a lot after 1991. She was getting desperate and may have seen 1994 as her last chance for gold, and as a result acceptance, by the skating community.

Yeah, it’s obvious that Tonya has been lying for the last 24 years about this. I watched the 30 for 30 on this and realized that Tonya was so resentful and bitter about not being accepted by the figure skating establishment, she was probably happy to be a part of blowing it up and embarrassing them all.

Pierce Morgan

“I did overhear a conversation...maybe somebody should be taken out...I’m a good skater” GTFOHWTS. And she was applauded at the Golden fucking Globes? Lauded on the red carpet? I mean, let bygones be bygones but this is nuts.

That, I DO remember.