RaoulDuke79

It would appear to be a straight iron. Room looks like it's been maintained by a meth addict.

Damn right yes.....she isnt much of a role model as far as keeping a clean house is concerned.

All things considered, that was a pretty good job of keeping it on 4 wheels.

With a name like Edna Mabel, I expected her to be closer to 89 and/or a lunch lady.

Maybe he was like the urban Robin Hood.

Golden Retriever

Everyone needs a good "bagman".

Dogs man.....such awesome companions, yet so much of a commitment with so many highs and lows. Our new guy has been with us a week today and now we got a case of round worms. I guess they are common in puppies, but it's still disgusting and sucks nonetheless. Vet appointment tomorrow.

I used to really dislike Calipari and thought he was a snake, now I only think he's a snake. I've accepted the fact that most big time coaches in successful programs are pretty much snakes. You got to do whatever you can to keep up with the Jonses.

Maybe it's time for another one of these.

It's also what happens when you have to worry about being acused of rape or sexual assault for going in for a kiss.

Death, Taxes, Gonzaga losing.

Waking up in a frenzy thinking you're late for work and realizing it's Sunday.

A perfect cheeseburger and a beer.

According to Rahm this whole fiasco is Trumps fault anyway. https://www.thewrap.com/chicago-mayor-rahm-emanuel-blames-trump-toxic-environment-for-jussie-smollett-hoax-video/

I dont have a dog in the fight, but this has been a great game to watch.

It's a tough situation man, especially with the unknown diagnosis, but it seems like torture for you and maybe even the dog to keep going on in the current state. It's all about the quality of life. I was in your shoes a few months back, and fortunately I knew the diagnosis so it made the decision cut and dry. I brought him home to see the wife and kids and cooked him some deer steaks for his last meal (which he ate eagerly after having to be spoon fed for several weeks). I'm not an emotional guy, but it takes a toll. I cried more that day than I did when my dad passed. It's not easy, but it's inevitable.

Nah....he's already so polarizing I think the people who like him will still like him and those who dislike him will still dislike him as well. I really dont think there's much he can do either way to change people's minds.

Charles Barkley summed it up best what he said everybody involved in this loses. It's a small wonder, but I'd be willing to bet there may be some cops or friends of cops that may not be on the up and up that wouldn't be opposed to seeing some type of harm come to Mr. Smollett.

These people keep poking the dog this is going to end up a lot worse than it already is. Fox News: Jussie Smollett's attorney demands apology from mayor, police chief: 'Jussie has paid enough'. https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/jussie-smollets-attorney-demands-apology-from-mayor-police-chief-jussie-has-paid-enough

Absolutely if there's probable evidence of corruption. It's a symptom of a bigger problem.

Anthony Anderson's take.....good to see the system worked for him. https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2019/scene/news/naacp-image-awards-host-anthony-anderson-hopes-jussie-smollett-wins-1203174190/amp/

Per Taraji P. Henson "I'm happy that the truth has finally been set free, because I knew it all along," Henson said. "We're all happy for him, and thank God the truth prevailed."