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Where Do You Stand: Relationship Karma
One of my friends has a theory that whatever wrongs you commit in a relationship will come back to haunt you in a future relationship. Essentially, it’s all a matter of karma; if you take every significant other for granted, eventually the person you fall in love with will do the same to you. But don’t worry, according to my friend it works the other way, too.
Sharon Stone Apologizes for "Karma" Remark. But What Is It?
Sharon Stone has become a bit of a Karma Chameleon, and apologized for her statement that the earthquake was China's Karma coming back to haunt them.
She said, "Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people." She's been removed from Dior ads in China following the incident.
Do You Believe in Karma?
In Buddhist tradition, the idea of karma basically means "You get what you give." It's all about your actions and how you treat people. Whatever you do intentionally to others comes back to you in the future.
Karma's A B*tch
When you have nothing nice to say, take anonymous revenge and then confess in a passive-aggressive letter. Oh, and really emphasize that you're "Sorry!!!"
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Sharon Stone Says Earthquake Was "Karma." Outrageous?
Over the weekend at the Cannes Film Festival, Sharon Stone had the opportunity to tell the world exactly how she felt about the earthquake in China (the death toll from which has just topped 65,000). Here's what Ms. Stone had to say:
"Well, you know, it was very interesting .
She Said It, We Didn't
"They're not being nice to the Dalai Lama, who is a good friend of mine. And then the earthquake and all this stuff happened, and I thought, is that karma?" - Sharon "Heart and Brain of" Stone on why an earthquake in China, which has already killed over 67,000 people, happened.
Karma's A Bit*h
Dear Sugar After 4 years together, my boyfriend broke up with me. It seemed very random and unexpected, but instead of taking the "psycho" route, I actually let it go pretty easily. I've just found out, the reason for our break up was because of another woman.Chelsea Handler Dishes With TrèsSugar
"TrèsSugar: Describe your ideal man.
Chelsea Handler: Someone who gets the joke.
TrèsSugar: Do you think you’ll ever find him?
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Punishment vs. Human Rights — Are Prisons Going Soft?
Though I don't know of many prisons guarded by the likes of the two pictured below, with the changes happening to crime and punishment in the US, it might not be long. With one out of every 100 Americans behind bars, and prisons turning criminals out to meet their budgets, the debate between what's a human right, and what liberties need be taken away as punishment is a tricky one. Several states have just come to some conclusions — on the side of rights.
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