I live in south Louisiana where it's hugely common to name your cat "Minou" which is basically the Cajun French word for "cat."

I had a cat named Mushka. We're Croatian and it is the Yugoslav word for "cat". It was a fitting name for him.

Where are you getting that? The dog's name is Baxter, both of his parents have been quoted in stories referring to the dog by that name.

Nope. His dog. His property. His family.

Fuck that. Just because they're kids doesn't mean they need to be treated like precious little flowers who need to be sheltered from everything. Their attention span is about as long as a gnat's - I think they'd actually get over it easier, and even if they didn't, so what?? Shit happens. You know what's also…

Ughhhhhhhhh

They should return the dog because it's the right thing to do, but yeah, it's even more wrong for them to keep it because the guy is in the military. I hate war and I hate the military. But people who serve the country in this way take huge risks, make tremendous sacrifices, experience a shit ton of trauma. and often…

Jesus, have some empathy. Yeah these people should return the dog anyway but being deployed adds another level of shitty to the story. You've clearly never had a loved one in a war zone. This guy is in a place where he could get killed at any moment, sleeping on the fucking ground and eating crap food while…

I think it does. He left his dog in his girlfriend's care while he went to serve overseas. However you feel about the troops, he's doing something for our country and I refuse to feel ashamed for being mildly patriotic. Even if we cut the patriotism, him being overseas still has something to do with it. He left his…

Time to trot this out again:

Then read the comments because plenty of us are placing the blame on her for creating this entire situation.

The girlfriend did this to be malicious, right? She could have contacted his family if she simply no longer wanted to care for the dog.

Also it would be a good lesson to the children to return something to it's rightful owner if it was wrongfully taken from him/her/them

Right now, Justice Scalia is super torn, because while he strongly leans toward ruling in favor of this dickbag's right to threaten his ex-wife with impunity, he's uncomfortable with the idea that he may, however indirectly, be endorsing rap lyrics. Or the Internet.

"Oh, honey- too much."

I got $5 that says somebody got hit in the face with that thing.

I don't think this is supposed to be as ridiculously funny as it actually is.

Ok, here's my take on this as a rape crisis counselor, and a social worker: It sounds like he was trying to understand the situation - probably not to find out how much blame he can place on you, but to create a situation in which he could "see" it. Maybe was was looking for a reason why someone would rape, maybe he…

No, she's actually a lunatic and is well known as kind of a crazy stalker person in the fashion community. Length of accusation does not equal truth.

Actually, this is thought to be either a hoax or the work of a deeply disturbed person...