...but because she went to Hahhhhvard and is a Democrat without a discernible accent, she maintains a reputation as a scholar, while Sarah Palin -- who was a success as Governor of Alaska -- is viewed by the MSM as a failure.

To suggest that this incident has any relevance when it comes to the question of whether homosexual relationships ought to be endorsed as normal in the eyes of God is to misunderstand the incident and to ignore everything the Bible says about homosexuality.

Remember, in the proper context of the situation, to "condemn" the woman in question would be to begin the process of executing her. There was NO disagreement that she was involved in sinful activity -- even she did not dispute that fact. On the other hand, the serenading Christian concocted by the Glee writers says 'I've been raised not to judge,' as if when faced with sinful activity, he was not allowed to acknowledge that it was sinful. That's ridiculous! If not being judgmental means accepting activity clearly against God's standards as tolerable and normal, for what reason should one deny oneself sin's temporary pleasure?

I flipped off Glee a half-hour into its debut, and have only checked it out one other time -- after a Super Bowl when they had a plot about the undefeated football team on the cusp of a championship. Key team members engaged in mutiny against the QB because he was in the glee club, and thus, probably gay. What a crock! There is NO undefeated team that would bail on any QB that brought them that far. The writers of that show know even less about football than they do about Christianity, and that's saying something.

Heck, that sounds jut like my old alma mater, Capuchino HS (San Bruno, CA)....

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Jesus did say, “Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at [the prostitute].”

I find that most people that cite this scripture intentionally leave out the last part of the incident.

Jesus ended the conversation by saying, "Neither do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more." That's "sin NO more," not "sin SOME more." Needless to say, if Christ were asked by the hooker to accompany the performance of her duties on saxophone, he would refuse.

Mark my words: This will be the lowest rated Oscarcasts in decades. The format is uninteresting, the entertainers are not entertaining, the pictures have gotten smaller, the stars have gotten dimmer, and the remaining big stars are O-L-D (e.g., Clint Eastwood).

This report forgot about the Madagascar cockroaches that Berndt put on the children's faces when they were blindfolded. For those who have heard of this story for the first time, I assure you I am NOT making that up.

Ms. Pelly doesn't seem to grasp that Liberty Chick didn't need to "use [her] words as a means to discredit the movement as a whole" -- the movement was discredited on arrival. The problems with sexual assault are just more nails in a well-sealed coffin.

You may not be a fan of Houston's music, but to call her "No Talent" & say she was "only famous for doing a cover of a Dolly Parton song" is just plain ignorant.

Ziegler, who was bounced from his talk host job at L.A.'s KFI in a messy dispute which ended with him spitting gossip about the station's remaining on-air staff, poured a lot of money into an admittedly pretty good documentary about the media bias in 2008 for Obama and against the McCain/Palin ticket, which mostly made itself manifest in salacious lies about Palin. He also personally interviewed Palin in a bonus DVD, which made her the centerpiece of the film. As a result, he was welcomed to the MSM shows so they could drag Palin's defeated carcass out and beat it again (and him in the process). While the press attention only could have helped, he later said he didn't make much off of sales.

IMHO, Zig was hoping that all of this would pay off in the form of his being recognized by Palin & her camp as being The Guy Who Helped Restore Her Reputation So She Could Run For President in 2012. Then, after being potentially personally bankrupted and harassed without an end in sight by leftist haters filing frivolous claims against her (whom I refuse to believe dedicated hours and hours of free time for nothing), Palin resigned from the Governor's office in Alaska. When she didn't make moves to immediately jump into the 2012 fray, Ziegler saw his window closing, and his plans for a windfall turning to dust. It was then that he turned on her like a spurned lover, using her every high-profile appearance as an excuse to establish himself as The Guy You Hated Because He Defended Palin, But Whom You Can Trust Now That He's Trashing Her Just Like Y'all Did.

I checked out Deuce Bigalow one night to see if it was as bad as it seemed, and darned if I didn't find myself laughing out loud. Of course, it helps that I was alone that evening, and didn't have to explain why I found that "Did you say 'steak?'" line to be hilarious, along with the scene with Amy Poehler as the Tourette's girl, which has millions of YouTube hits.

However, I didn't wanna go near Deuce 2 -- the gag with the veiled Chernobyl girl with a phallus where her nose should be is something I didn't want in my head ever.