Two things, actually three:

The bomb attacks in Istanbul are an horrendous event, and I'm sorry people with no guilt nor interest whatsoever might have been injured or even killed.

I was watching the news on BBC (where else?), and heard them saying that Bush declared that those attacks "show that terrorists hate freedom". I'm like, excuse me? Where's the logic behind this statement? You don't even know for sure (although we can strongly suspect) who did it, and you jump to the conclusion that whoever did it hates freedom? If that's a valid reasoning process for "world leaders", let me add my contribution: "Let's put one and one together: Bush is a moron".

Another thing: I saw Michael Jackson's latest pictures. I think he looks freaky. I don't like one bit what he did to his own face. I can't help wondering why? He wasn't a particularly ugly guy before all this. If he says that he had a skin problem that leaves it with spots of different colors, okay. But does he have to make his nose pointy? And what about that uncurled hair? I think he did something to his eyes too. In my humble opinion, his face is uglier now than what HE probably thought it was before all this remodeling. Yuck!

I mean, there're many singers who are ugly, but sing great (Justin, Robbie, Brian, Darryl, etc., etc.). And none of them needed plastic surgery to get my appreciation. Michael, there's nothing wrong with being black!