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Baptist School and Christian Contestant
Wear her hair like his for an entire month? There's a law against cruel and unusual punishment in this country! I saw those pictures of Vanessa Williams and she wasn't just nude. She was doing things to another girl, which for that time, was especially scandalous. She did lose her crown and rightly so. My business law teacher told his students that once your signature is on a contract, "You're sunk." For the most part, you're bound to it come hell or high water. The sad thing is that those parents aren't educated enough to teach their son this. They're teaching him to be stupid and to waste his money. Do I think the school is in the right? No, that's why I wouldn't have my kid go to a school like. That's why I quit the Mormon church. I don't need other people telling me what to do, particularly when I don't like what they say.— May 13, 2009 4:25 p.m.
Wanda Sykes and the President
I once had to quit a job because the boss made us listen to Rush all day. But I think it is hitting below the belt to wish anyone ill health. It shows a lack of class. Most of those guys who hope someone else fails have plenty of resources at their disposable so what do they care if the country fails? If they don't, they have the means to screw it out of someone else, usually the taxpayers.— May 12, 2009 11:46 a.m.
San Diego Mutt Nuts
That's not the point. The purpose of the contract is to ensure that the dog remains in a good home. If that's done, you're only enforcing it to wield power. These rescue people often have an agenda otherthan helping animals, which is proven in Ellen's case. The rescuer ripped it out of yet another home and placed it in a new one, which as a rescuer, she should have been trying to avoid.— May 12, 2009 11:29 a.m.
A Neighborhood Affair to Remember
so the literary critic has to resort to playing the race card. I happen to be hispanic, so you lose on that one. Refried: i didn't call everyone losers and i didn't say Josh didn't know his business. I am sure he dos, just as I'm sure Ernie does, if you've even figured out who Ernie is.— May 12, 2009 11:13 a.m.
Holding Tight to Friendship
if you look back, you'll see that i was referring to sdaniels when i made the "selling cars' coment. i don't believe i said anything nasty to you until i felt you insulted me. however, i see that you've taken the plunge. good for you. two thumbs up.— May 11, 2009 11:30 p.m.
Paying Housewives
Men and women have different roles and will never be the same. I'm not particularly in favor of female firefighters because they tend not to have the strength. If they don't, they don't deserve the same pay. Tradtionally female jobs like secretarial work or waitressing are typically low paying. Everyone deserves respect regardless of what they contribute. If you think it's all unfair in favor of women, don't forget that other than that girl turned guy in the news, only women can give birth. There's nothing men can do to make up for that!— May 9, 2009 10:39 p.m.
Paying Housewives
Not only are the household duties seen as a woman's responsibility, but then it's considered "not doing anything." When I was dating, guys would want to know if I had ever worked; or, before I became a mother, did I have a career. What nerve! They didn't consider being a mother a career because they couldn't be one. They'd ask me up front what I did and how much education I had, as if I was in a job interview. I can't think of a bigger turn off than for a man to discount the worth of a stay-at-home mom. It's totally unmanly.— May 9, 2009 6:04 p.m.
Neighborhood Blog Contest
SDaniels: If you wrote a blog entry using the voice and description you did in comment 20., you'd win the contest. That's what the editors are looking for.— May 7, 2009 12:06 p.m.