Judging by his comment that they were twenty minutes early for dinner (plenty of time to have sex!), I'm going to guess he's bad in bed.

...or maybe she's having an affair with her personal trainer, and wants to get this dumb monkey off her back. She's probably hoping he'll get the hint.

Did you notice the reference to "we were 20 minutes early to dinner?" I suspect his idea of a good time sexually might encompass 10 minutes worth of pumping, so that would explain a LOT.

A few months ago Gawker posted a story about the director Bryan Singer being a pedophile who raped a young boy. I had my doubts about the story from the beginning. I thought the accuser's story sounded kind of fishy. I think the case is about to be dismissed, but you'll never hear that the case was dismissed, and that…

"But late last year, her love affair with veganism lost its luster when her restrictive diet — which involved avoiding gluten, dressings and sauces, all animal products, oil, refined sugar, flour, and other items Younger was adamant about omitting — began to make her feel bad instead of good."

I saw Flava Flav in Las Vegas, and he seemed kind of sad that nobody was asking for an autograph, or paying any attention to him. It was in a local's restaurant, and he started playing the piano for attention. I felt bad for him.

I'd watch that.

Yes, please!

I think I only had three people I talked to about this case who had different opinions than I had who managed to remain civil. Most of the people were like "OMG, you are such a rape apologist who is in favor of child rape." Ummm....sure, just because I think this particular case smelled bad.

A little follow up story: Right after I posted that message to you I was reading another article and by some strange chance I happened to run across a post made by the woman who had told me I needed mental health counseling because I had a different opinion than she had on this case. I linked her to the above article…

...or being dipped in chocolate and/or being wrapped in bacon.

I think the worst thing to come out of the whole thing was that I started thinking "hmmm...maybe Republicans are right, maybe Democrats really do have a culture of victimhood." I loathe Republicans, so for me to even concede they might have a point really annoyed me.

I was amazed how many people instantly believed Egan, and were willing to jail Singer, without asking obvious questions like "why did Egan wait so long to file suit?" or "why didn't he name Singer in his lawsuit from 2000?" or "why did he continue to return to a house where he was raped?" People were acting like Egan…

I said I thought Singer MIGHT be innocent and got called all kinds of nasty things, including being told I needed to seek treatment for my alcoholism. Note: I drink about two drinks a week, so yeah, I'm a raging alcoholic.

Same here!

I had the EXACT same thing happen to me. I said that Singer MIGHT be innocent on Gawker and I got ripped to shreds. The best part was having this horribly misogynistic woman (always talking about how small breasted women steal her men from her) on Clashtalk lecture me on women's rights. I had another commenter say to…

I was told by a commenter on Clashtalk that I was "mentally ill" because I said Singer MIGHT be innocent and people were rushing to judge him. I had recently believed someone in my hometown was a rapist, when it turned out that his accuser was actually just looking to extort him for money. I learned my lesson!

Did you notice the divot in her head? It's like a natural vase made for flowers. I didn't notice it until the second look. She'd be adorable with or without flowers.

Buy a house in an appreciating area.

Speak English, legal beagle.