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Cheap Life
Good one— May 22, 2009 9:23 a.m.
Cheap Life
Hey, here's an idea! How about they clean up their streets of people who commit these crimes (and many more) just like they wanna get rid of dogs with Rickettsia (Dog Days of Doom). They're being inhumane to these animals not even giving them the chance to see another day, but they'll give this boy who clearly lives to kill another chance. Sick sad little world indeed.— May 21, 2009 11:24 a.m.
Adam Lambert returns to Mt. Carmel High
I'm not really an AI fan - I lost the feel for it after Season 1. Kinda sucks that Adam didn't take the crown since he's a local but he'll be successful either way, so CHEERS for Adam. BUT, my issue is about the funds Mt. Carmel supposedly provided for this event. Does no one care about the education system here? Teachers have been laid off or haven't been paid what they really should've for quite sometime. It's just a shame if Mt. Carmel provided these funds and teachers have to suffer for it. By any means, I'm glad these kids enjoyed this experience...but let's get realistic here. AI wants these great singers to promote their talent?...then they should provide the funds. I mean, Simon can spare a little bit of his $42 million can't he? (if AI is unable to pay for it all).— May 21, 2009 11:06 a.m.