Friday Fodder

OMG! This woman is amazing! Instead of retreating away from the limelight after she received $750K, she is charging right into it again with this little not-needed explanation! HA!

She is sick and tired of defending herself, y'all. She just is. And, she's goes after the born-again Christian (not fact checking that claim) Kathy Lee Gifford after remarks made about her yesterday on the Today Show.

And, she's going back to London! No! Tricia. Don't. Go.

The next bachelorette

It's our favorite trainwreck again- Tricia Walsh-Smith. A Manhattan judge granted her husband a divorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment with their pre-nup intact and her walking away with $750,000.

If you ask Tricia, she was basically thrown out on the streets because that's pocket change to her. But, more importantly, how is a YouTube video considered cruel and inhuman treatment? Really? Inhuman treatment? She didn't castrate him she just ranted on YouTube and more or less did herself in. Stupid and immature? Yes. Trying to squeeze more money out of an air-tight pre-nup? Yes. But cruel and inhuman? Sorry. Both are in the arts and like to keep things dramatic. The demise of their relationship was nothing but dramatic.


I vote Tricia to be the next Bachelorette!

Friday Fodder

My favorite scorned woman is back. She's going bonkers....literally. I just wasted 4 minutes of my life I'm never going to get back. However, I think the best part was when the crazy bitch started rocking out to a song called "Bonkers" at 3:40 in the video.


Hilfuckingarious.

A woman scorned

While driving into work today, one of Cleveland's local radio stations, Q104, was talking about this video from YouTube. Her name is Tricia Walsh Smith who is getting divorced from her rich husband who is a prominent Broadway theater operator. All three DJs were sounding off about whether or not this is right, should you take the "high road" or is this OK behavior?

We've all been through our share of bad break-ups. I get it. We all do. Do we really need to broadcast it in this fashion? Really though? What is taking it to YouTube going to do other than garner you a couple million hits and solidify the fact that you are, in fact, a crazy soon-to-be-ex-wife? Plus, I really don't think your soon-to-be ex-husband is going to give you more money now that you've gone public. You signed a pre-nup, honey. That's kind of the whole point of signing a pre-nup -- you are only entitled to so much.

Watch for yourself. Would you do this?