Say what you will about Richard, but I met him a few years ago at a fundraising thing.  He's really a super-nice man, and totally genuine.  He shook every man's hand and hugged every lady.  He even introduced himself to everyone, individually.  Totally charming and engaging.  Whatever he does in his bedroom is his busi...more

Uh, I'm not sure how to say this, so I'll try to do so simply and briefly:   This shirt is not racist, because it does not stereotype a "race."    Now, that being said, it is, to my eyes, not in the best taste.  In fact, I personally find it to be a bit declasse.  However, it is, again, not racist.    For those...more

My goodness!  Were there enough double-entendres in that story?   "Big score," "get (a thief) off," "aroused,"  "knock(ed) off,"  "stroke (of luck)."  Clever!  Cliched, but clever!

Do you mean "Who CARES what a celebrity does?"

Mr. Ocean is a promising, up-and-coming singer of popular music.

OK, kids...let's play nice, now!    Let's ALL just hope that Mr. McKenna has, since his quoted words, learned to spell a bit better.

What do cats have to do with it?

"If the gentleman was taking a principled stand..."   Two things:  The verb should be "were," as we're talking about the subjunctive.   And, "gentleman"?  Certainly, you're kidding, right?  "GENTLEMAN" ??

This has nothing to do with spelling, but your second sentence really should be written as two, as it has two independent clauses expressing independent, but unrelated ideas.  Also, there should be a comma before "a$$hat."   This DOES have to do with spelling:  "nazi's" as you put it needs no apostrophe.  It's plural...more