Aren't they one and the same thing?
Whether you kill innocent people because you feel you're on some inspired mission or just because you've snapped, you're still nuts.
As you know, Anders Behring Breivik set off a bomb and committed a massacre, killing 76 people in his native Norway.
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When Casey Anthony was declared not guilty of murder the other day, jaws around the world dropped so low you would have heard a deafening thud, except it was drowned out by the sound of Nany Grace screaming her lungs out.
But Casey's not alone in benefiting from a jury's idea of "reasonable doubt."
Let's not forget ...
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So she got off.
I guess that really was rotting pizza in her car trunk, not the decomposition stench of her murdered and duct-taped daughter.
So what's in Casey Anthony's glamorous future?
I know!
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So we have two cases in which there's not quite enough backup to deliver the verdict you might fantasize about in your darkest flights of fancy.
With Casey Anthony, she definitely lied, evaded, and her car trunk reeked of decomposition, but there doesn't seem to be that 100 percent connection to the crime that would seal her fate.
Still, I feel she'll get a guilty verdict and many years in the clink. And she deserves it.
I mean, does anyone believe the kid drowned, but had to have her mouth duct-taped anyway?
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The whole thing fills me with deep-seated dread, and such horrid feelings I need to hose myself down every time I hear about it.
This is a woman who obviously had something to do with killing her daughter for whatever crazed, superficial reason (not that there's ever a more meaningful reason), and sent the cops on wild goose chases thanks to her terrible alibis and rickety excuses.
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Don't treat it like just another recipe off the Food Channel.
Jerry Castaldo learned this the hard way, as he describes in his memoir, Brooklyn NY: A Grim Retrospective -- a gritty tale of dark struggle set in the '70s.
Writes Cataldo:
"Stevie and I had the bright idea that we could make our own Angel Dust and then sell it.
"Someone had casually told us that all we had to do was to boil formaldehyde until it was a powder, and then sprinkle it onto oregano."
Delicious, no? Or would you prefer cilantro? Well, it was definitely a hit this way, because people were lining up to buy the zingy miracle of herbs and embalming fluid.
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By now, you've probably heard about Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant who had an altercation with a passenger who was defying orders, so he made a crusty speech over the loudspeaker, opened the emergency exit, and slid down the inflatable slide onto the tarmac, eventually getting into his car and driving away.
Fortunately, the plane was on the ground when this happened, having just landed.
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In a letter to the judge in an attempt to soften the sentencing of his drug-dealing son Cameron Douglas, Oscar winner Michael Douglas bravely points out that Cameron is "a single child of a bad marriage."
Imagine how much courage it took for a star to admit he wasn't always around for his son's upbringing!
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No, she didn't read one of her own books.
via AnnCoulter.com
Coulter's appearance at the University of Ottawa was canceled when students gathered to protest and it looked like a potentially dangerous situation.
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Amusing lit keg Andy Dick was slapped with two felony counts of sexual abuse in West Virginia. He's charged with grabbing a bar bouncer's crotch and kissing and groping a male customer.
Dick is stunned by these charges and denies any criminal conduct.
So which was it? Did the conflicted comic once again act out his private sexual issues in public?
Or is this just a smarmy case of West Virginian gay panic at its worst?
Feel free to use the name Dick as often as possible in your answers.
