You know what's a horrible disease, mesothelioma. Mesothelioma is caused by asbestos, which is sometimes in houses, and many blue-collar workers, like auto mechanics, inhale it from their line of work. The sad thing is that a lot of companies knew about the asbestos problem, but since it takes a long time to mature into cancer, the companies didn't do anything about it, and let the problem become mesothelioma. After one contracts mesothelioma, they can die in about two years, which is relatively short. Where I'm going with this is that it sucks how sometimes companies put profits before human life. Sometimes humans are so incompassionate, it just makes me want to start throwing knives, and not just any kind of knife, finely sharpened knifes, at those corporate fatcats. Mesothelioma is a cancer, so when the "scientists" find a cure for cancer, mesothelioma should also be cured. Then we can all live happily in a mesothelioma free world. Hallelujah!
Also, for people with mesothelioma, there are mesothelioma lawyers who can sue companies or whatever and get the victims huge amounts of cash. I'm personally against huge lawsuits, especially against doctors, but when companies know there's a problem and don't do anything about it, they deserve to be taken down. So, I support mesothelioma lawyers and what they do, taking down the bad guys and the such.

Seinfeld was the greatest sitcom ever, and here's why. First, it was extremely clever, with everything locking together perfectly. Sometimes an episode would be so clever, I would say to myself, "How do they come up with stuff so clever?" The second reason it was great was because there are no real conflict, as in nothing sad ever happened. In shows like The Parkers, My Wife and Kids, Girlfriends (come to think of it those are all black sitcoms), and some others, usually something sad would happen and it would go like a minute without a laugh track. That never happened in Seinfeld, ever, and I bet if they did have it, the show wouldn't have been so great.