Congratulations, this is the most boring comment in the history of comments.

Guess that answers your question, Klondike.

I have been saying it with more of a French 2-syllable "Felipe"

For Patton, the fact that rape victims in college know their attackers is enough to prove that we're not talking about real rape here.

i am silently screaming

Diddy did it first:

Hmm.... I feel like your message may have gotten lost somewhere in there

I can only speak for myself, but I prefer to perform all grooming and bodily functions in the shower. That's right, even pooping. I poop in the shower.

Can you make this a haiku?

You're ...... an ..... idiot ....

According to a number of eyewitnesses he did. Only one person who was there said he didn't, and that was the guy who murdered him.

Good for them. Not everybody will agree, obviously, but you have the platform so go ahead and use it.

I saw Disturbed at Ozzfest in 2000 in Camden. NJ. They were one of the first bands of the day to play. They had all sorts of technical difficulties. Their setlist got cut short and they only played 2 songs- "Down with the Sickness" and "Stupify".

OOH WAH AH AH AH

Here's the timeline: Unilever sues Hampton Creek, Hampton Creek goes and finds the info, Hampton Creek tries to give the info to Unilever to make them back off, Unilever waits ten days then scrubs the info. The lawsuit happened first. Otherwise, I agree with you.

More proof that rapists don't really care what you're wearing. This victim was in a tux for christ's sake.

I'm trying to figure out how the cat was angry. The flicking of the paper could easily have just been normal scratching, like they do just for claw health, or trying to make it a better bed. If the cat were angry, the human would not have been able to touch it or interfere so easily.

I think it's also something that kind of gets obfuscated by the media around clothes. Fashion media on all levels tends to focus on whatever is interesting, so a guy dresses really well or really strangely might get some attention, but a guy who is falling back on standards or under dressed in a really boring way…

I always thought this was a standard reaction to Molly.