I love OJ.
Not the mediocre football player, turned grade-A murder/asswipe; the drink.
Finally I have proof of this fact. Apart from my tendency to drink about 4 litres of it a week.
I was perusing the "Redheaded Devilwomen" group just now and found this picture:
Not the mediocre football player, turned grade-A murder/asswipe; the drink.
Finally I have proof of this fact. Apart from my tendency to drink about 4 litres of it a week.
I was perusing the "Redheaded Devilwomen" group just now and found this picture:
And I realised that, hot as the girl in the picture is, the thing that caught my eye wasn't her stunning red hair, her tight-fitting police uniform or even the frisson from a pair of conveniently placed handcuffs on her hip, it was the large bottle of Tropicana right behind her.
I fear I may be beyond help sometimes. 
Red hair girl: Excuse me!
Lego: Oh, I was talking about your orange juice.
No, he didn't do any other famous experiments. He was just a one hit wonder haha. But the Stanford Prison Experiemnt is always mentioned in conjunction with the Milgram experiment.
During my senior year I interned for a professors and she made me hate psychology. I think all the significant experiments (such as Milgram) have already been done and all the new experiements psychologists are coming up with today are so trivial. For example, my professor once had an hour long meeting with her interns debating the philosophical and biological defintions of experiencing a "heartbreak."