[NYCVirago]

Oy! How does Tina Brown reconcile these comments:

"Chelsea’s story is an incredibly powerful and personal one," says Tina Brown, editor-in- chief of Talk magazine. "Her story is eloquently told. Her perspective is both insightful and provocative. Chelsea’s story proves her to be a gifted writer, mature beyond her years."

With Chelsea writing this:

"Before September 11 I wouldn’t have believed I had many innocences left." So begins Clinton’s intensely emotional account.

"Innocences"? Since when does "innocence" have a plural version? It's like making "virginity" a plural!

[Snardius]

It's like making "virginity" a plural!

Aw, come on... I believe Doris Day had many "virginities".

[Howlin]

Wow, Tina is orgasmic, isn't she?

[Calvin Locke]

"Blessed are the cheesemakers"

[LibertarianLiz]

"Innocences"? Since when does "innocence" have a plural version? It's like making "virginity" a plural

Gee, perhaps this has something to do with all of those classes she missed while attending Stanford?

[Fintan]

"Innocences"? Since when does "innocence" have a plural version? It's like making "virginity" a plural!

I thought the same thing.

'Course, it does explain what she was doing with taxpayer dollars at Stanford....