apology

While we have already learned that the "Drunk Girl in Public" video was a fake (is anything even real anymore?), now the actress hired to play said drunk girl is also speaking out.

Jennifer Box has released a video apologizing for the stunt Monday, which she says was originally pitched to her as a "lighthearted prank show."

She said she never would have participated if she had known the damaging outcome of the video. But isn't forever being remembered as "that drunk girl in public on Hollywood Boulevard" a good enough reason to turn it down?

The men in the video recently spoke up about the prank to Inside Edition and the mastermind behind the entire debacle, Stephen Zhang, has made the original video private, which had racked up millions of views since it aired.

Okay, I'll be a Good Guy Mod here. After all, it's Christmas time! The time for forgiveness!

Good thing this rendezvous wasn't a race, otherwise he'd have been thoroughly creamed by all of his friends! - Matty Malaprop

YOU FORGOT NICKELBACK

SORRY

Todd Akin launched a website asking supporters to sign a petition. He ended up launching it three times because whoever wrote the page for him doesn't know the difference between "your," "you're," and... "your're?" It seems Akin has a habit of, as he puts it, "using the wrong words in the wrong way."

(Todd Akin)

In a new campaign ad, Todd Akin apologizes for the words he used and pretends that makes anything better. He also says he's not dropping out and will continue to run. Seriously, Todd? Even your own party has largely abandoned you. You know, because they're human beings.

(Todd Akin)

O SHUR the apology makes it all better

IT'S NOT WHAT YOU SAY it's how you say it