Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson stopped by Chin Chin on Sunday (July 6), while laughing and smiling at the paparazzi, the pair seemed to be in good spirits.

Soon after, Lindsay and Sam headed over to their local video store, where they picked up some movies before heading home.

You may recall on Thursday (July 3), Lindsay called up Ryan Seacrest’s morning show and said, “I just want to live a happy, healthy year and continue on the path I’ve been on and be with the person I care about and my family,”

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on sexual positions:

 

"I had to kneel down just to give him a hug. And anything but the traditional missionary position was just impossible. So I'd lie on the bed and Verne would crawl up my legs to have sex with me. And as he did it his feet would be tickling my knees!"

These are some non-creative bitches! They could've gotten a baby trapeze for Mini-Me to swing on. That way he could hit it from the back.

on Mini-Me's mini-me:

"It wasn't quite as passionate as sex with a normal-sized man but he did his best. He didn't wear a condom. There was no point, they're all too big."

Um....couldn't he just put the condom over his entire body? FUCK! This bitch is so stupid! Oh and she's totally going to have Mini-Me babies now.

on Mini-Me's sexual appetite (cover your eyes):

"It was strange having sex with someone who couldn't reach to kiss me at the same time, except for my tummy that is! I was so relieved it was over. But minutes later Verne was ready to go again. That night we made love three times in 20 minutes, which most bigger men only dream about doing."

Do you think he has mini jizz loads too?

on almost drowning Mini-Me:

"I thought it would be fun to do it in the tub. Sadly I almost killed him. While Verne was watching TV I ran the bath, emptied a bottle of bubbles in it and called him in. But the bubbles were so thick and high that once he climbed in he got lost under the water and I couldn't see him. Verne's voice is just like it is in the films and as he disappeared under the water, I heard this tiny yelp for help. I could just hear him crying, ‘Ranae, I can't see! Get me out, I'm drowning!'

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Blaaaaaaake photographed doing drugs in cell

JUNKIE Blake Fielder-Civil takes heroin in his prison cell hours before wife Amy Winehouse begs for his release.

Our exclusive pictures show him heating the drug on foil before inhaling fumes through a tube – known to addicts as “chasing the dragon”.

The skinny and pale lag, who had claimed to be off drugs, is also seen squatting on his cell toilet as he prepares his stash.

Blake, 25, took his fix in London’s Pentonville Prison hours before singer Amy’s pleas for his freedom during her shows at the Nelson Mandela birthday concert and Glastonbury.

The lout – who we revealed has been writing sleazy sex letters to a female lag behind Amy’s back – will be sentenced on Thursday for perverting justice and GBH.

In January, The Sun exposed a video of Amy, 24, smoking a crack pipe in her flat after taking a cocktail of other drugs.

A Pentonville source said: “Blake takes heroin whenever he can get hold of it. His claims to be clean are a fallacy and it is obvious he remains dependent.

“There is nothing to suggest he won’t carry on when he’s outside and back with Amy. If she takes him back into her life when she is trying to get clean it will be a recipe for disaster.”

Blake had claimed in letters to lag Melissa Goldstone that he was not taking drugs – but planned to get high when he got out of prison.

He also revealed sordid fantasies of what he wanted to do to her, and claimed Amy would like a threesome.

Jobless Blake pleaded guilty last month to attacking a pub landlord and perverting justice.
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(1) Whom did you see?  vs  (2) Who did you see?

Over the years I've got used to the idea that 'whom' in (1) is used in very formal English and has a very stiff ring to it. Even grammar books (Understanding And Using English Grammar by Betty S. Azar for one) point it out. But the other day a good friend of mine told me that it's still a compulsory norm and condidered a sign of good education and upbringing. She gave an example of an American family she was visiting a couple of years ago who persistently corrected their son every time he said 'who' instead of 'whom'.

What do you think and is this the same for American and British English speakers?

Thank you.