I'll add here that, though we all can remember Whitney at her peak. That amazing voice, and so beautiful, that electric, sweet smile...the truth is, she was 'over' for a long time. The same for Michael Jackson. yes there is mourning but it's for long ago, before they descended into irrelevance. Now that the reportedly near bankrupt Houston is gone, people can start really cashing in on her image, really getting rich like they did with Jackson and Elvis

I'm sure they were all mourning Whitney by getting high. And if they were lucky, helping young singers get high for the first time. how else would they grieve?

Maybe if the government would quit hanging ridiculous regulations on insurance companies like free birth control, insurance companies could cover your cancer or brain tumor for a little less than $1000 a month in premiums.

Sad

But--but--but just think of all the lives that have been lost in deadly frisbee accidents. California had to say, STOP THE MADNESS!!!!

I just want to know how these people are living. Who can just go CAMP somewhere for months? Where is their money coming from? It had better not be coming, not one cent, from the government and my tax dollars.
The reason this kind of thing ends quickly is because people have JOBS, they need to WORK. and yet somehow, these folks don't seem to have jobs and don't need to work. So where is the money coming from? Their parents? George Soros? The Democratic Party? Unions? WHERE????

Does this mean football players don't have to wear pink anymore? cuz I found that disturbing.

Means testing for Social Security and Medicare....it sounds good, reasonable...even though rich people have paid and paid and paid for those programs. But if they do means testing then it seems reasonable to let people who aren't going to get that money....drop out.
But then what if the rich get poor (ex. Terrell Owens) and NEED the programs.
You know what? I think the government needs to get out of our lives. That'd simplify everything.

I'm always so excited when the Oscars are announced. Finally they've attached the red flags.
You know...the red flags to movies telling me they're lousy and avoid them, even if they're free on TV.
Those red flags.
The Oscars are, to me, a bright and shiny To Not Buy list.

Does anyone else see an eerie resemblence between Calista Gingrich and Cindy McCain? What's with that icy white hair?