A 9-year-old boy in North Carolina was reportedly bulliedby classmates when he brought a My Little Pony lunchbox to school. When school officials responded by banning the lunch box because it "encourages bullying", the story made headlines, and the boy is getting tremendous public support. So far, though, no word from the Bronies.
A South Carolina man physically attacked a fellow diner at a Taco Bell because he didn't hear the man say, "Excuse me", after he belched. How rude.
Unless Chris Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, can convince the victim in his assault case to settle out of court before his late April court date, Brown, will remain in jail, now that he has been ejected from rehab for rules violations. Imagine the level of his anger management issues after a month of jail time.
I recently watched someone spend an hour checking the Facebook pages of several relatives, looking for updates about another family member who's ill. Does anyone remember the days before Facebook, when you had to actually pick up a telephone and call somebody?
Why are Jamie Lee Curtis and Reba McEntire no longer featured on Activia yogurt commercials? Are they no longer constipated?
Speaking of truth in advertising: my friend licked her Timex, and it did keep on ticking. Take that, John Mayer.
The White House pastry chef says he resigned to live in New York with his husband, not because of allegations that Michelle Obama is banning fattening desserts in the White House. But the truth doesn't make a money making headline.
Which is more disturbing, watching people celebrate the death of anyone, even the controversial founder of the Westboro Baptist Church Fred Phelps, or hearing people attribute the concept of loving your enemies to Dr. King instead of Jesus Christ?
Actor Russell Crowe is reportedly going to great lengths to get the pope to screen his latest film, Noah. Will someone please assure him that the pontiff probably knows the plot?
And now, a word that may be meant for a specific someone: when someone tells so many lies that people can't pick a favorite even for their own amusement, that's a bad thing.
Agape' -- P
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