No, she said on her Very Gaga Thanksgiving that she has more than 100 wigs.

Wow, thanks, Gemmy! Some great info on how boys and men are encouraged to speak up if they are being sexually abused or were abused in the past. I also find it ironic that the Law and Order writer used the example of a 10-year-old boy being sexually abused, considering many of Sandusky's victims were 10. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Amy,

Sounds good. What\'s your email address?

Teneshia

You're welcome. I agree with you. If Elizabeth had also died young, she would have been worshipped more than Marilyn.

Yes, Moose. Players rely on their trainers to fix them up while active, and they buy health insurance coverage on their own for their wife and kids which can cost them $1,000-$2,000 per month. Really sad, but they can afford it unlike the millions of small business owners in America who have to pay the same high premiums while struggling to keep their businesses afloat. That\'s why I no longer sell health insurance, and just focus on how life insurance can help families build for retirement, rainy day, major illness, death, etc.

I agree that players can take some of the blame for relying on their paltry retirements, and they should be proactive by putting their money away in secure financial products, such as life insurance and annuities, and they should downsize their lives or at least pay off their debts before retirement and live on a budget. I like how Carson Palmer has put away $80 MILLION!!

Jim,
I understand your point of view. $30,000 a year is a great retirement for the average American because it\'s not far off from what we\'re used to making during our working years. But it\'s a tremendous change of lifestyle for an NFL player who was used to making $300,000 to $1 million or more per year. I\'m not saying feel sorry for the guys, but their retirement is in line with the avg Joe\'s salary and not comparable to what they were making while active.

So like most Americans who can\'t rely on their 401K for retirement, NFL players need to put away money in other vehicles (fixed life insurance products are the safest) to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks for your service to our country :)

Teneshia LaFaye

Wow, Jenni. Thanks for sharing your background and being so considerate and thoughtful. I agree that you shouldn\'t deny any part of your ethnicity. However, I hope for the day when we can stop labeling each other for the color of our skin and just be people. I don\'t think that will happen while I\'m living on this Earth though. Hopefully in Heaven.

Anyways, please visit my site often and leave your insightful comments.

Teneshia LaFaye

Blame the professors in the University of Florida's College of Journalism and Communications that I graduated from on May 4, 1998. lol. Go Gators!

Well, I don't care what you believe. My father, the well-respected doctor, doesn't need your approval either, and neither does my well-respected mother who many people count on for prayer. It sounds like you're the racist. I'm not hardly a racist and I'm tired of people like you who push hatred. I love you despite your insults to me and my parents.