MrShortPants

Durst did an interview where he claimed that he was in love with Brittany Spears and that they had been together at least a couple times. From what I recall, he gave a detailed account of how they met, hung out, and ended up having sex.

At the time Brittany was still in the middle of her "virginal" stage and she hadn't revealed who she really was yet. Durst was the "bad boy" and he's 9 years older than her (although she was legal at the time). Brittany Spears', or at least her PR group, dismissed the whole thing and Fred just looked like he was insane and the whole thing was swept under the rug.

The way he talked in the interview he acted like he thought the whole thing was just going to accepted and that the two of them were going to be a couple from then on. I didn't believe him at first, but after the Kevin Federline drama and her substance abuse became public.

I hate that I know all this. I don't know why I remember all of this so clearly. I never paid any attention to anything either of them did otherwise...

Do you feel like an American? I'm not suggesting that you should, but I just find the social status of American Indians odd in that way. You didn't choose to have this government or culture put upon you, but do you accept it and feel a part of it?

This part is more Yes or No. I don't want you to feel like you have to explain yourself, and as a fan of sports I just want an honest/no bullshit answer without debate. Do sports team mascots make you feel like you're being degraded? Redskins? Indians? Braves?

Everybody thought Fred was nuts because her image was so flawless. These days it's easy to look back and see that he was telling the truth. I can't think of anything more frustrating than that.

The K.I.S.S. principle applied.

Just cuffed to to a wall in a detention center with an interrogation droid on its way.