I am glad they caught the dude who allegedly killed that doctor here in my fair city. She was killed in the WSZ so I knew that it wouldn't take long for them to catch her killer. It seems that it was the exterminator who did it. (You can't make this stuff up.) Yes, the exterminator.Congrats to Philly's finest for a job well done. Although I suspect that her place in the human pecking order made it happen that much faster. A pediatric surgeon ranks right up there with priests and major league shortstops.
Dude said he strangled her because she belittled and made fun of him. That's certainly possible. Doctors, like lawyers, can be rude. But not rude enough to strangle to death.
Man you Americans sure are angry these days. I blame the republicans. Maybe Obama should just leave you with your guns. I shudder to think of the other ways that you will find to kill each other once your guns are gone.
Finally, as people get angrier, they are starting to get more sensitive. Muslims in Europe are accusing Lego of racism . And here in America you Negroes who were on American Idol are accusing them of using the big R against you as well.
"The hit talent show "American Idol" has been waging an off-key campaign to boost ratings by playing the race card, a New York lawyer claims.
The attorney, James Freeman, said the show has been juicing-up the drama by publically revealing that some black contestants have arrest records - and then using that as an excuse to boot them off the show.
Freeman said he has submitted a letter to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission asking for permission to sue the show on behalf of nine humiliated African-American contestants - all of them male.
But Freeman declined to release a copy when contacted by The Daily News - and said he could not explain how the celebrity website TMZ.com got the letter.
"I don't know how they got it, but they got it," Freeman said Friday. "I'm not trying to litigate these claims through the press."
There was no immediate response from FOX Broadcasting to the potential suit, but "Idol" Executive Producer Nigel Lythgoe called the allegations "ridiculous."
"We treat everybody the same ... no matter the race, religion or sex," he told TMZ.com. "I think we've always had a fantastic share of talent from contestants both black and white ... I don't think I've ever seen racism at the show." [Source]
Yeah, like racism is going to come up to you and say, "Hi, I am racism, you must be Nigel". Let me stop.
Anyway, I am not going to chase the big R with American Idol just yet. I mean come on dog, they have Randy Jackson. Besides, I know that a lot of you Negroes have warrants, but you need to tell "the man" before you go on his show.






