I just found this comment elsewhere and had to share. Dear Gawd. It seems to be real, too. She writes everything like this.

I didn't really get him till I saw him mime a T-rex trying to put on a condom.

The sad thing is that Mickey would do less damage that Serena Joy up there.

He said she was loose. Or something like that.

Yeah, he doesn't look that good in that one. He sounds exactly like the guy another commenter talked about: He's the guy at the party telling the drunk girl that Kirkegaard changed his life while sliding his hand up her thigh.

The only thing I can think of after reading this is, "The reason these guys keep having sex with different women is after one go, the woman obviously runs for the hills." Sounds like Two-Pump Chump, really. I bet he serves Two-Buck Chuck, too.

Jesus, those people are stupid. If I put a quarter in a gumball machine, I get a gumball, too, but that doesn't mean I want to elect the damned machine president. Notice how the quality of the damned answer doesn't matter to these fools: it's the length. God almighty.

Well, you forgot: Abortion! Abortion! Rape! No, not rape! Job creators! Al Qaeda! Al Qaeda!

Same basic experience here. I have had a tangle or two with a very particular kind of woman—-the kind who seems to think she's one of the guys. If somebody says they don't like women or they don't have female friends, that kind of makes me nervous because it seems to come bundled with a bunch of other things——they…

People just don't see it when it's men doing it, but women are never forgiven or forgotten. And often people just want to make a woman worse than she actually is. I've seen people talking about a woman we both know, and it's all incredible hyperbole——but men are given the benefit of the doubt to a ridiculous extent.

I literally had a meeting where I presented an idea, and then it got brushed off, and then ten minutes later a guy presented the exact same thing, and people thought it was the greatest thing ever. And I was just shocked that it was so damned obvious and that glaring. It's stunning. It's intimidating when they're that…

Doesn't she (not Uma, who got out just in time) look embarrassed in that picture? And does he ever wash his damned hair? He always seems greasy to me, like he conditions too much. Is that supposed to be attractive? Yuck. It's especially bad when you add that to his skeezy comments about Thurman's ladybits after she'd…

I have to point out that by dismissing Bundy's remarks in that fashion, you're essentially dismissing me. In reality, the situation is a great deal more complicated than you say. Michaud—-the author I mentioned——had interviewed Bundy extensively and for years and had gotten very good at figuring out when Bundy was…

I'm not angry, or at least I wasn't till you trotted that out. It's classic. If you don't want to read the comments, then maybe people have a right to be annoyed.

Get out of Paris, too. There are all sorts of tiny, ancient towns where you can walk by an old house and then suddenly realize that the lintel over the door said, "1452." There are tiny incredibly old churches, and ruins of all eras and even nationalities and I think it's just impossible to take a bad picture…

A really good actor can do amazing things with a part that might not be in a script. Viola Davis is definitely that actor. She made such an impression in a one-scene role in Out of Sight that the first time I watched it I kept hoping she had more than one scene.

When he was confessing, before his execution, he talked about how he'd killed girls that no one ever linked to him. And he said something especially chilling, "There are people out there, far more successful and intelligent than me, right now." Serial killers, he meant. Ones who were far more clever than he was,…

Sorry. I meant to say mothers in one comment and pregnant women in the other.

What good is punishing her as an example if there's no options for addicts? Especially pregant ones?

Courts love to punish pregnant women. Backlash has a bunch of them and the situation's even worse today than it was fifteen years ago.