The Top 40

I only hope that Osama and all the others get the full 72 compliment of these- never known man (and glad of it I'm sure)

Poor girl's just plain ugly.

JWM

That chick's another good argument for "Born That Way" - or close enough it doesn't matter.

Anybody who's ever taught Pre-school has seen plenty of little girls who are so pissed off at their almost-certainly-unmarried mothers by the time they're three years old that lesbianitude seems inevitable.

You sure that is not a fat 12 year old boy?

I think you made a mistake, that is John Lovitz isn't it?

I think she's stalking the Pajama Boy.

Hmmm. Howzabout "Man, woman, humanoid"? as the "three sexes? As in, "It looks humanoid, but..."

I think it's a resurrected and much younger Tiny Tim. In any event, that is one f'ugly sob.

Why do feminists want to dress like boys? It seems analagous to Al Capone dressing like J. Edgar Hoover. You would think they would want to dress as feminine as possible, ruffles, bows, fluff, that sort of thing.

If that thing is female it is most likely suffering from severe penis envy.

Possibly genetically flawed, irrepairable, and incapable of any redeeming value, useless, worthless, damaging to others.

Poisonous, potentially contagious, and needs to be eradicated for the betterment of society.

Why is it still wasting our air?

Let's all congratulate Jonah Hill on his epic troll job of the BBC.

C'mon, leave her alone. Who cares what she looks like? God doesn't make everybody pretty and telegenic, only the freaks. The rest of us get to make do with his more normal thin gruel. If that's how she feels comfortable looking, go for it I say.

I saw a movie about Truman Capote visiting Kansas for his book In Cold Blood. It depicted Capote as an odd duck flamer, and the Kansans who met him first mistook him as a lady. But I also believe that it depicted Capote as someone who by his intelligence and ability to communicate, was able to interact with the Kansans.

I'm closer to being a Kansan than a bi-coastal culturati. I initially found the depiction of Capote to be off-putting. But eventually, I overcame that and focused on just what the smart people from both NY and Kansas are saying and doing.

I drove across Kansas one time. The most notable feature was the grain elevators. Manitoba is more interesting; they have Ukrainians.

I long for the good old days when something like that never ventured from its house or apartment. Life for them was not so great I suppose but we did live in kinder and gentler times.

I was out running errands, in the line at Walmart for meds. Behind me comes this guy, looked like he was on a Polack bowling team. Mid-forties, wouldn't know matching colors if it bit him in the butt.
"Whassatcha got?" He asks, pointing to the cafe curtain rod I'm holding.
I spoke not a word, showed him.
"Oh" he sez, "thought it was one a them canes. My buddy has one with four feet".
"Yes, when we get older we lose equilibrium." I said (my mistake).
"Oh" he sez, "I lost my equilibrium when I had that aneurism, back in '97."
"You're lucky to be alive" sez I.
"I dunno, I'm waiting for them to come get me. Y'know, go up into space".
"I'm five foot ten." I said with finality, "you won't need any money up there."
He nodded sagely and I saw behind his eyes he'll be chewing on that for a while.
The art of conversation, one of my strong suits.

Fred Reed's reaction:

By herself she could protect Holland from the ocean.