Nicole Ethel McMillen is accused of sexually assaulting a boy who came over to her house to play with her own son! According to prosecutors, McMillen is accused of assaulting the boy on five occasions from Jan. 2 to Feb. 8. The alleged incidents range from fondling the boy to performing oral sex on him.

Although we don’t want to cause anymore stress to the child, we can help but wonder why his parents continued to allow him to visit his “friend” five times without noticing that things were not okay. hmmmm….
Nonetheless, we don’t really have the words that can help this bitch! We seriously hope this isn’t true. This would be one messed up ho deserves to be locked up!


Irvine Mom, 41, Formally Charged With Sexually Assaulting Son’s 14-Year-Old Friend « CBS Los Angeles

Jeremy Lin is quickly become an inspiration in the NBA. However, with quick success come the dumb-ass commentators and journalists who should need shut the hell up and think before speaking.  

Anthony Federico – This poor bastard made the first stupid remark by saying “Chink in the Armor: Jeremy Lin’s 9 Turnovers Cost Knicks in Streak-Snapping Loss to Hornets.” By the following Sunday, Federico was fired from ESPN.

A few days later, when Max Bretos, a well-known ESPN television personality, posed the following question live on the air: “If there is a chink in the armor, where can he improve his game?” This question was only published for only 30 minutes. However, the punishment for this stupid question was a 30-day suspension.

We almost feel bad for the poor bastard writers that got fired. But in order to have sympathy, we would need to dismiss how stupid both of these writers were. Thus, we have to say:

We don’t think that the writers meant to be racist. However, even if you’re not trying to offend people, you have to watch what you say. We hope this was a lesson learned the hard way.

Bottom line though: Grow some balls ESPN, and stand up for your employees. These dudes know not what they say!