Actually the more I look at it the more I like it. Kinda gives her a permanently mischievous look.

Eh, too late; someone else on this mess of a thread beat you to it. Nice try though!

Okay, okay, I'm sorry. I overreacted. You're alright.

Please help me unsee. Please.

Me too. Cool gramps.

Hmmm. I can't say I had the same response. Probably because I don't believe women are to blame when they are victimized.

That thing going on with her eye, that squinty thing...is that bad Botox? Pinkeye? Did she get poked? What gives?

Um, my point is a title with derogatory terms is at best, ineffective. I think "crazy" is nearly as offensive as "retarded." Exactly how is that hypocritical?

Bahahaha. Nicely played.

Harhar...yup.

No kidding. It's almost like reverse trolling.

Whoa. None of me? How many of me are there? ;-)

Oh, you zany Americans and your Ammendments. Never has anything been used as a false justification for verbal abuse and hatred. Sigh.

Oh!Oh no! You used the "c" word! Oh! You badass! Oh, I'mmeltingmeeeeelting....

Is it though? I'm so tired of trolls.

I think it's fabulously ironic that those who crank the fashion merry-go-round ever faster make sure their own style is etched in stone. They just love watching us all run around like chickens with their heads cut off, in an increasingly rediculous consumeristic tizzy. I can hear Anna cackling "faster, FASTER YOU…

Go fuck yourself sideways with a chainsaw.

Would you prefer a book called "Yo, N(bomb), Are You Crazy?" Could you understand how that would be unacceptable? Well, just apply the same logic.

There's a difference between saying something asinine and publishing a book with a horrifically attention-whoring and offensive title. The former is just in advisable while the latter is totally unnecessary and vulgar.

I have a right to wish for a society in which this kind of language was unnecessary to the point of being non-existent.