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::I must admit, I got a nice chuckle out of Faily Guy. I'll have to start calling it that from now on. I really don't like that show. I do see what you're saying, maybe I just didn't want it to be included with things like Family Guy or American Pie because of the issue of intent. The overall intent of Trainspotting is not humor or a lighthearted romp through filth, whereas things like American Pie and Family Guy (and the other examples on the list) seem to only serve the purpose of grossing people out, or just generally annoying people, with no other purpose. [[User:JaneX|JaneX]] 16:37, 22 October 2010 (EDT)
::I must admit, I got a nice chuckle out of Faily Guy. I'll have to start calling it that from now on. I really don't like that show. I do see what you're saying, maybe I just didn't want it to be included with things like Family Guy or American Pie because of the issue of intent. The overall intent of Trainspotting is not humor or a lighthearted romp through filth, whereas things like American Pie and Family Guy (and the other examples on the list) seem to only serve the purpose of grossing people out, or just generally annoying people, with no other purpose. [[User:JaneX|JaneX]] 16:37, 22 October 2010 (EDT)
== Phil Hartman? And Virginia Rappe? ==
Not sure why he's on this list...he was shot by his wife while he slept. His wife did indeed have a drug/alcohol problem, but by all accounts he was a stand-up guy. Being shot by someone generally isn't a crime.
Virginia Rappe died of a ruptured bladder and peritonitis, which last I checked were not less than virtuous. Fatty Arbuckle was acquitted of having anything to do with her death, and in fact the jury issued him an apology after the third trial (the previous two were mistrials).
Also, I removed the pair of parentheses around "marriage" with regards to Portia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres. At the time of the union gay marriage was legal in California, and all gay marriages conducted while it was legal time have been upheld. No need for quotes around it, since it was legitimate and legal.
All have been removed until someone finds a logical reason to add them back in.
Numerous entries on this shoddy list need to be looked at, and if you want to ban my account after this comment (and you likely will, given your draconian administrative policies), then do so: I am thoroughly against the message and intent of Conservapedia, and if you want to consider me one of those pesky "cowardly liberal vandals" then so be it. While I may be "vandalizing" your website by raising reasonable objections, I believe that this website is vandalizing reality. I know you'll object to this and shut off debate before it begins, so I just wanted to get my two cents in before I get banned for five years.