We had some people from St. Louis stay with a few months ago. It was a true test of my patience.

One moment that sticks out in my mind: we're driving down the highway, and I mention how the people ahead of us are driving slow and St. Louis Woman says, "Oh, they're on colored people time."

Me: What did you just say?

What I don't get is this probably wouldn't have even gone to court if they hadn't preemptively sued the Gaye family. Who the fuck advised them to do this?

Now they lost any profits they made on the song, Thicke's life is basically ruined, and they fucked up music for everyone. Way to go guys.

Nah, you only have to take two years if you do AP courses in high school, but that's still two years too many.

LOL. Holy shit, it's Patrick George. Nice to see you're still writing.

She totally has a Full Metal Alchamist's Hawkeye vibe going on.

Add me to the list. I'm nothing but skin, bones, and jiggle. First step is acknowledgement. Second step...? Third step: profits.

In March 2012, Judge Jean Boyd (the judge who presided on this case) sentenced a 14-year-old black teen to 10-years in prison for punching another teen, who died after hitting his head on the pavement.

A monkey bear? It is clearly a miniature schnauzer she is singing to - clearly.

My Dad's whole family - in Pennsylvania - looooves scrapple. It's disgusting.

The only theatre worth going to!