What's the problem? The first girl had a severe class 3 malocclusion(underbite or bulldog bite for the layman) and looked 100 percent better after surgery. She was deformed and fixed a deformity—-that's no different than fixing a cleft lip. I'm sure her malocclusion affected her ability to eat, and was unhealthy for…

Punctuation and reading comprehension are apparently not in your wheelhouse, either.

Leftists have NEVER done anything like round up millions of people and kill the, right?

Poor, poor violent thought-police fascists. Oh so quick to leap to violence, and to support the commission of said violence. Violence is not the answer, unless physical force is used or threatened against your person.

So, in your mind, it's acceptable to physically assault someone for saying something "racist", and saying something "racist" is akin to stealing your father's corpse?

Go away, child. You're bringing nothing to the conversation. You are laughably ignorant, delusional, and pathetic.

Green poop is awesome if it's because you're eating lots of spinach or drinking kale shakes.

I live in the present, and "racist" is a meaningless term. Wait, let me restate that. When morons like you use the term "racist", you use it to stifle conversation, and you believe it means someone's opinion is invalid. When there is a factual basis, and actual real evidence behind someone's opinion, calling them a…

Cadbury eggs are disgusting mucus filled nightmares.

How is this a "Fake Mystique"? That's Mystique, the campaign is licensed by Marvel. Just because the person in the costume isn't Rebecca Romijin or Jennifer Lawrence doesn't mean the character on screen isn't Mystique.

So why isn't his name DeSean Jaccson, then?

The General Dentistry journal found energy drinks cause tooth damage. Energy drinks are the new addition to the equation, are very popular with teens and young people. There is no dispute that they ALSO cause tooth destruction.

Most sodas don't have citric acid. Colas don't. Dark sodas don't. ALL energy drinks do, and that's the culprit.

Yep.

Did you see "Collateral"?

Doubt it seriously. They don't have just one—-they have multiples.

Energy drinks are drastically increasing the amount of tooth decay in young people, and by that I mean late teens/early 20s. These drinks have been marketed to teens, and they are available in such large sizes that the teens sip them all day long.

Yep, me and the Mayo Clinic.

Is anyone else not buying the "hip surgery" story? She's wearing very revealing outfits and there seems to be no hint of a scar on either hip.

Know any women in your neighborhood who've had a forced clitoridectomy?