Jenny From the Rock

16. Okay, J-Lo is not all that anymore. Her music is whack nd ppl have just outgrown her. In like 10 yrs, she's finna be catergorized as a Cougar, lol. My g/f has a better body than her. Including ass ; ] J-Lo will always be sexy, she just aint all that no more. Her fly girl days are waaaaaaaaay behind her! Haha, not literally. But yeah, thats a big ass rock...

Posted at 2:10PM on May 14th 2009 by Stephanie---Stoner

17. how many children in Africa would that feed?

Posted at 2:17PM on May 14th 2009 by dani

18. If you look closdly, you can see her stretch marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 4:39PM on May 14th 2009 by TMZ Newbie

19. Peasant hands...

Posted at 2:38PM on May 14th 2009 by Siegfried & Soy

20. She stayed at my hotel and was a total bitch! And I use to be a fan! smh

Posted at 2:39PM on May 14th 2009 by jasmia

21. She's still wearing those track suit outfits??? 1999 called...

Posted at 2:43PM on May 14th 2009 by Patty

22. Gee, Sandy, a little bitter? You sound like an angry feminist from the 1960s. As far as your remark about housewives, I am one. As far as your remark about women with educations, I have one. I have been around many women with many degrees showing off their diamond rings with joy upon their engagements. They didn't feel like prostitutes. They were in love. Ten, fifteen, and twenty years later, they still are. Betty Friedan is dead, and so are her moldy old ideas.

Posted at 2:56PM on May 14th 2009 by Yawning...

23. Everything about this cow is so gross, where do you start? Just trash.

Posted at 3:18PM on May 14th 2009 by R.Zimmerman

24. Why should she feed children in Africa? She can donate money to Puerto Rico if she wants to. Or not. It's her money; she worked for it, and she doesn't have to give it to anyone. BTW, where are all the men in Africa who produce all these children that they can't feed? I never see them around, but I've been told that African men do not work; their women do it all. They need to practice abstinence.

Posted at 3:23PM on May 14th 2009 by Amazing Grace

25. It's really sad when your claim to fame is your BIG ASS. Kim Kardashion is another gal with a hugh ass so I guess that makes
her a celebrity. Jennifer Lopez married who she deserved - her ass weighs more than her husband.

Posted at 3:27PM on May 14th 2009 by annette

26. I'm not an angry feminist. That's such an easy cop-out, isn't it? That's b/c you know I'm right. Women complain about equal rights but then they want double standards. You know what this makes these women? Hypocrites. And you know what happens to hypocrites. People lose respect for them. It's the same thing as when women sleep with men on the first date, dress like skanks, etc. and then wonder why men don't respect them. From where I come from and how I was raised, you have to act respectful to earn respect. And trust me, it goes both ways. I lose respect for guys who can't control themselves, too, and guys who act like animals and try to use girls. And I especially lose respect for guys who act like hypocrites. So why should I expect a guy to put up with my hypocritical behavior? Women have done themselves a major disservice since the "feminist" movement, and have done so much to undo all of the gains that were made by doing stupid things like continuing to demand engagement rings, asking guys to pay for meals in exchange for premarital sex, posing naked in magazines like it's no big thing, and the list goes on. We did it to ourselves ladies, and now we're left with a mess. And I, unfortunately, have to deal with that mess, too, because guys expect me to behave the same way, but I don't.

And don't even try to get personal and judge me. I am a beautiful girl who has had a few solid, loving relationships and many opportunities to get married. I have my reasons for not being married now and I am certainly not jealous of women who are engaged. I could give a rat's ass. Marriage to me is personal and sacred. And I don't expect anyone to kiss my ass when I get engaged or married either. I'd rather keep that as something sacred between me, my man, and a few close fam & friends. And you can bet I won't be one of the bridezillas shoving their wedding details down everyone's throats. It's an old act and it's disgusting. People have more important things to do than fawn over superficial crap in life...like worrying about how to pay their mortgage, find a job, raise a decent child in today's society, or help the poor. I'd rather spend the bulk of my energy on things like that. I guess that just makes me a crazy feminist, though, huh? And makes you the pinnacle of equality and domestic bliss. Have a nice life.

Posted at 3:31PM on May 14th 2009 by sandy

27. Fair enough, Sandy. I had a small, intimate family wedding. I have a college degree. I have a beautiful ring that I helped pay for. I worked until I had my first baby. Being a stay-at-home mom was a dream of mine that dated back to high school. It's not so simplistic as you're either:
- uneducated housewife with no means of support
- bridezilla who wants the big rock and her husband to do everything for her
- independent, I-don't-need-a-man feminist who hates all mean

Those are all charicatures. If I slapped the "angry feminist" label on you wrongly, I hereby remove it. I get so tired, though of hearing people saying "housewives" followed by a roll of the eyes and a sigh. I have no regrets about staying home at all.

Posted at 3:41PM on May 14th 2009 by Yawning...

28. She totally posed to show that thing, another rich bitch that needs attention!

Posted at 4:14PM on May 14th 2009 by megsmommy04

29. Honey, AAAAAAAAAAAAALL the big rocks in the world simply *won't* change the fact that your twins are FUGLY! Only plastic surgery will change those little rats you call your spawn. Tsk. Homely little things. Poor things take after their dirtbag father.

Posted at 4:24PM on May 14th 2009 by lordnelsonpublicschool

30. Ok, thanks. But I wasn't putting housewives down. I give them as much respect as any other woman, whether a career woman or otherwise. And I'm sure I'll be one at some point in my life when I have kids. I was referring to women who choose never to work...and not putting them down, but saying that it makes more economical sense for them to demand engagement rings than working women. I guess it's just a tradition that doesn't make sense to me. I see women using it to size each other up and compete, and men sometimes use it to compete to show off to others how much money they have, and that whole game rubs me the wrong way. But I am sure there are some women and men who don't view it like that and just view it romantically as a gift of love (which can go both ways and which doesn't need to be flaunted to others). And it seems that was the case for you. I'm just not in either category, but my intentions were not to put you down. I just wish women had more respect from men in today's day and age. When I see the media constantly bashing women of all ages, and women of all relationship statuses, and family statutuses, it just bothers me to no end. And it has me searching for answers as to why things are the way they are. Hopefully, all us ladies will be in a better position as a whole in the future. In the meantime, we can just agree to disagree. Cheers!

Posted at 4:38PM on May 14th 2009 by sandy