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[rhcpgirlaji]

1. ONE OF YOUR SCARS, HOW DID YOU GET IT?
Shaving.  I seem to have overly prominent shins.

2. WHAT IS ON THE WALLS IN YOUR ROOM?
Black & white photos in SC.  Right now I'm in Pensacola in "my" room that I had nothing to do with since my mom moved to this house after I moved out, but there is a sign that says "Moose Xing."

3. DO YOU SNORE, GRIND YOUR

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[rhcpgirlaji]

Okay, see, the thing I like about Ann Coulter is that she is a complete asshole and she knows this. She acknowledges it, unlike certain Countdown hosts on Fox who cannot find anything better to talk about than how much Bill O'Reilly sucks.

I don't agree with her political ideals. But I think she's hilarious. Lately, whenever she's had some big controversy over something she said, it's been completely skewed in the media.

Anyway, the main reason I am reading this book is that I want to hear more of what she has to say to decide how I feel about her. Does she actually make some good points, or is everything she says a crock of shit? These are questions I desire to know. I don't like Kant either but I read him anyway, and because of that I feel my opinion is valid and not just based on what I've heard.

The woman may be completely insane but she's also quite intelligent. I'm not recommending that anyone adopt her viewpoints; just that we take into consideration that most of the time she stirs up the world she's usually making a joke referencing things that the media conveniently downplays in the press.

[lateniteslesley]

She is a complete asshole and she knows this As with your justification for Courtney Love (sigh). Is there anyone that this line of thinking does not apply to?

[rhcpgirlaji]

Not that I can think of at the moment. I think I may find acknowledging one's asshole status (that sounds wrong) to be somewhat endearing, or at least mitigating.

I'm an asshole and I approve this message.