People tell themselves that in order to not feel shitty about being mean to strangers.

Can we just stop policing women's bodies for a minute? I'm not a big fan of hers in general but everything she says here is dead on.

Life is so hard when you don't know how to pose for photos. I feel like all my friends had secret lessons on how to be photogenic, and I miraculously missed that day...

Anyway, let's make a movie about Michael Jackson prank calling Russell Crowe, the end.

"Hello Russell, this is Al Pacino, SHA MOH NAH"

I read the 'tee hee hee,' of course, as a falsetto TEE-heehee. Followed by a crotch grab.

I actually really dislike Amanda Knox, and it wouldn't surprise me if she had some involvement in the murder. But a conviction should be based on evidence, and there simply isn't evidence connecting her to the crime. Given that you seem to promote convicting people of crimes for the sole reason that you don't like…

Yup. Especially thinking of how vulnerable and naive I was at that age. And how formative those years are, especially as you learn to trust in relationships.

Well by all means, I think your gut feeling should be sufficient. Any other crimes you have a "gut feeling" on that we should know about?

For a half second I read that as "Rudy Giuliani is in prison for the crime". The notable part is I totally believed it.

Only she never did cartwheels. She did some yoga stretches after being interrogated for six hours.

There's some dude who confessed to it and whose DNA is all over the scene. The Italian prosecutor decided Amanda did it as some kind of Satanic witchcraft sex ritual (not kidding).

Ah yes, the entirely logical "we don't blame white women enough, therefore they must be guilty" line of logic. Say, have you ever thought about, oh, I dunno, looking at the evidence in the case to determine her guilt or innocence?

I think a lot of people find her weird and off-putting, and that's probably a large part of why this whole fiasco happened.

Misty watercolored hairdos

lol

Good job Lou.