Bratz are nasty?
Mood:  irritated
Topic: Bratz
Ok. I need to just dig a hole and never come out. People's stupidity is just getting out of hand! There is this lady and she bought the full size Baby Bratz dolls for her daughter for Christmas. Apparently these dolls had on a THONG. She said she felt this was nasty and her daughter's inosense may have been jeopardized. How is underwear nasty? I wear thong lady, am I nasty? Are thousands of other woman nasty? Thongs are not just for strippers. If anyone has seen the footage of this woman, pray she's not wearing a thong! THAT WOULD BE NASTY! If she does then she's a hypocrite. I think this lady was so fat and lonely she wanted some attention. No one else has gotten these dolls with the supposed thongs. At least if they did they have the sense not to make a big deal about it and just went on with their lives. They didn't feel the need to seek media attention and whine to the American public! Oh boo hoo, poor me...Um I mean my daughter. She saw a thong on a doll." Does this girl own a Barbie?!?!?!?!?!? Does anyone think of the fact this doll is naked under her dresses?!?!?! Barbie has no UNDERWEAR. It doesn't matter, it's a doll. If you let a doll influence your child you need to wake up! Parents are supposed to be the guiding force in their child's life! Not a toy! If this is so take them back!

How stupid can you be?
Mood:  happy
Topic: Stupid Criminals
I know criminals aren't the brightest crayon in the box or they won't have committed a crime right? Well this guy takes the cake.

Inmate Arrested Shortly After Release
By Associated Press
Wed Dec 7, 7:03 PM

JUNEAU, Alaska - It was only a small taste of freedom. David Mulligan, 21, served 25 days for drunken driving, and was released at 7 a.m. Tuesday. Authorities allege he stole a van three minutes later.

A man who lives a block from the Lemon Creek Correctional Center had left his 1997 Dodge van running to warm up. When he came out of the house, it was gone.

Two hours later, the owner called police on a cell phone, saying he was following the stolen van in traffic.

Police responded, and said they found Mulligan alone in the van.

He now faces up to five years in prison and a $50,000 fine if convicted of felony vehicle theft.

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Information from: Juneau Empire, http://www.juneauempire.com

Crack and fat people don't mix.
Mood:  not sure
Topic: Fat people
I'm sorry I just can resist! Fat people make me laugh. "We're not fat, we're big boned!", "My father abused me as a kid, now I eat to ease the pain", "blah blah blah, boo hoo, poor me." 1 in 3 people are overweight, 2 in five are obese. There are very few people that are fat because of a disorder or disease. I'm sure there are people that have cancer and are on steroids which made them gain weight. You are excused. But those of you that can't go up a flight of stairs, but can repeatedly walk to the kitchen for twinkies and tasty cakes, sit down, shut up, and stop stuffing you face and read.

This article caught my eye because you don't have to do drugs to know if you use crack you can't get fat. So a fat guy selling crack is just to funny. Maybe he should try what he's selling. No I don't promote drugs use. SAY NO TO DRUGS!

Man Argues He's Too Overweight for Jail
By Associated Press

Mon Dec 5, 9:40 PMUPDATED 9 HOURS 16 MINUTES AGO
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - A man who allowed his home to be used to store crack cocaine that was shipped by mail was sentenced to 14 years in prison, federal officials said.

Michael Washington, 32, pleaded guilty last January to making his home available for the storage of crack cocaine, according to a news release from the U.S. attorney's office.

Washington, who weighs 574 pounds, argued during sentencing that he was too obese and in too poor of health to be adequately cared for in prison, and requested home confinement. However, the court said the agency was capable of addressing his medical needs.

Prosecutors said he admitted that in October 2001 he and his wife tried to obtain a package of crack sent from a source in California through the U.S. mail.

Officers seized the package and found more than 100 grams of cocaine inside. They resealed the package and had it delivered to Washington's residence. When officers entered the home, they found the opened package and Washington in the basement, the news release said.

The U.S. attorney's office said that during the sentencing hearing on Thursday, Washington admitted that he had been involved in the sale of crack cocaine since 1996.
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Information from: KOEL-AM, http://www.koel.com

Curtain Shields Santa, Sexy Store Display
Mood:  irritated
Topic: Going to far
Now hold on before you going flying of the handle! I'm not in anyway saying that it's OK to expose kids to anything that is considered untasteful. I just want to know where do we draw the line? When do we get to tell people to shut up and get over themselves?

The following article kinda irked me a little. A mall in Virginia put up a screen between Santa and the Victoria's secret store. No one complained, but they felt it was in the best interest of mall shoppers. One woman said she was going to complain if they wouldn't have done this. Why? Tell me why?! Has this woman, or anyone else for that matter, not shopped at that mall before? Have they never seen a Victoria Secret store? Do these people blind fold their kids when they go shopping? I'm just wondering why people can't stop making things miserable for the rest of us? If they don't like Santa sitting next to Heidi and Tyra, go to another mall! Quit your whining and go somewhere else! Let those of us that don't care go on our peaceful way!

Anyway, you can decide for yourself.

Curtain Shields Santa, Sexy Store Display
By Associated Press
Mon Dec 5, 8:11 PMUPDATED 10 HOURS 44 MINUTES AGO

ROANOKE, Va. - A black curtain has risen between a shopping mall Santa and a lingerie store to shield children from skimpy undergarments on display in the store's window.

The Victoria's Secret window display includes a leggy mannequin in a hot-pink thong and a bra and the message "Give Me Sexy."

Thursday, following complaints from parents, management at Valley View Mall raised the curtain to shield Santa's chair, and his young visitors, from the displays.

"I want to make sure that everyone feels comfortable," mall spokeswoman Mandy York said. "We can't move the store ... We don't have control over what they put in their windows."

Shirley Fairchild said the black curtain did a good job of hiding the lingerie-clad mannequins from children's view.

"I had planned to complain, but I see they screened it," she said Thursday as she waited in line to see Santa with her grandchildren, Allison, 11, and Logan, 6. "It was nice that the mall responded."
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Information from: The Roanoke Times