Don't worry about it, you are right that corruption is on the radar, at least. The grand jury scope will be limited to the rape-related charges, but issues of official corruption would certainly fall under the scope of the Attorney General investigation that the lieutenant governor is calling for.

I always got the impression that she was much happier post-prison. I mean, the "perfect" image was water under the bridge after that, so why not make the most of it and stop giving a fuck?

Yeah, I just don't want to go there. But my hair looked so damn good. That's how they draw you in. You might die, but you'll look fabulous.

I feel like we've had an exhaustive Fazoli's discussion in the Jezebel comments before, which is kind of awesome. Like Fazoli's. I moved from Tennessee to Oregon 5 years ago, and I still miss that place. :(

I got the Brazilian Blow Out too, and I wish I hadn't, because even though the results were great, and my hair looked awesome every day with zero effort, it's really not sustainable. $200 every twelve weeks, plus the fact that it's full of frightening chemicals, including a form of formaldehyde? No thanks. Of…

Nope, just a misogynist looking to declare a beautiful woman ugly in the hope that every woman who reads the comment feels worse about herself.

Let me offer an alternative POV...it's not actually all that grim. Certainly not nonstop. There is quite a bit of wit and black humor. It's not really like any other series (or even film) that you've seen.

It can also mean "to overcome with emotion, joy and delight," which you must be aware of. That is clearly the meaning that has stuck over the last century or so.

Right? I'm perfectly comfortable cutting Rob some slack and embracing this new phase in his career. I think he's earned it. I loved Cosmopolis, and I look forward to Map to the Stars and The Rover.

*facepalm*

I don't know why, but I had always assumed that Ivanka was mostly running the show around there, probably with a lot of input from her husband (not because he's a man, but because he's a successful businessman). But I think she's quite capable on her own.

I totally agree, but I think that the rather vast number of completely non-trolling posts that inexplicably stay in the grays has a lot to do with muddying the waters and turning the comments into a free-for-all at times. I used to think that it was random or that there weren't enough moderators, but I've noticed…

There's no way in hell I wouldn't have shamed that kid in front of everyone. I would have said exactly what you said, to his face and made him feel like an enormous idiot for not understanding something so basic, probably because his brain has been pickled by so many naked ladies online.

The proper target for his frustration is the DA and the likely corruption that surrounds him (if he's not a key player in all that himself). If he doesn't have the balls to call out the people responsible for this travesty, he should keep his fucking mouth shut.

You might be right, if that's all he said. But it wasn't. He also questioned the mental health of the girl's mother, which was completely beyond the pale. I think you're misinterpreting the true target of his frustration, and I believe that target is exactly what he implied — the family. He failed to put the blame…

The sheriff still said those things, and he's still an asshole. But yes, the ultimate responsibility rests with the DA.

It's not actually that hard to see, either.

Not KnightSec, though. Anonymous is not a monolithic organization.

That article was about 4chan, not Anonymous.

Um, the sheriff isn't pissed at all, actually. He questioned the mental health of the girl's mother and said she should "get over it." So while the decision ultimately rests with the DA, the sheriff is far from blameless. He's been despicable, actually.