text: Roseanne Barr is at it again. 
   
   The controversial comic took a cringeworthy shot at Bill Cosby early Wednesday, tweeting an image of her scarred, discolored face with the caption, “Got in a tussle w bill cosby. U [should] see that [motherf**ker].” 
   
   The 62-year-old then deleted the shocking tweet after the feedback from her followers was overwhelmingly negative. 
   
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   Two hours later, she clarified things by posting the same picture with the caption, “Got a chemical peel to look more sexier. Joked about tussling cosby.�? 
   
   The outspoken comic, who like Cosby was one of the most successful sitcom stars of the 80s and 90s, didn’t exactly dance around The Cosby Show star’s mounting issues when asked by the NY Daily News Friday. 
   
   Got a chemical peel to look more sexier. Joked about tussling cosby pic.twitter.com/2tiRMy3WEj — Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) November 26, 2014 
   
   “I don’t wanna get sued or have him send anyone to beat me up,�? she told the paper, “but I think it’s obvious: 13 to 1.” 
   
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   In the chat, she called the scandal surrounding Cosby “the best and the worst thing. 
   
   “It’s horrible when you peel back the curtain and see what’s behind it,�? she said, “but it’s so great that people now have the capacity to actually look at the truth and see how it adds up.�? 
   
   Roseanne returns to TV Friday with the debut of her new program, Momsters: When Moms Go Bad, on Investigation Discovery at 10/9c. ||||| Three Cosby Accusers Step Forward, Demand $100 Million Fund for Alleged Victims 
   
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   Three more women are speaking out to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault. At a press conference on Wednesday, L.A. attorney Gloria Allred, who is representing the accusers, demanded Cosby place $100 million in a fund for his alleged victims and allow a panel of retired judges to decide whether the women's claims have merit or not.Allred – a civil-rights lawyer often in the headlines for cases involving women's rights and celebrities – proposed that Cosby should waive the statute of limitations on sexual assault claims, which would permit the women to file lawsuits against the beleaguered comedian."It could be advantageous for Mr. Cosby to give up the statute of limitations because there is a huge cloud on his reputation and legacy," she said.Cosby's attorney, Martin Singer, has blasted the wave of new accusations against Cosby. "These brand new claims about alleged decades-old events are becoming increasingly ridiculous," he said in a statement on Nov. 21.Allred told reporters that she had been approached by a number of women who claimed that Cosby either drugged or sexually assaulted them. "Many of those alleged victims contacted me to determine if they had any legal rights that they could assert against Mr. Cosby," she said. "Unfortunately, with a rare exception, I had to inform these women that it was too late for them to file a lawsuit against Mr. Cosby because of the statute of limitations.""If Mr. Cosby believes all the women are being untruthful, then this is his opportunity to prove it," she added. "What could be fairer than that?"In a statement provided by Allred, the three accusers all said they met Cosby in the '70s or '80s. Beth Ferrier, a Colorado native who first spoke to PEOPLE in 2006 when she supported a civil lawsuit filed by Andrea Constand against Cosby and told PEOPLE last month she felt "there needs to be an outcry" over Cosby's behavior, said she was an aspiring actress and model when she met Cosby through her then-agent in New York City in the mid-'80s and began an affair. After she broke up with him, he called her in Denver and invited her to one of his performances. While she was backstage, Ferrier alleges, Cosby spiked her cappuccino. "The next thing I knew, hours had passed, and I woke up in the back of my car alone. My clothes were a mess; my bra was undone. My car was in the alleyway behind the venue. I felt confused and disoriented. I had no idea what happened to me. The last memory I had was drinking Mr. Cosby's coffee."Ferrier said two security guards drove her home at Cosby's request. That same night, Ferrier said she drove to Cosby's hotel to confront him. "Mr. Cosby's explanation for what happened was that '[I] had too much to drink.' I did not believe him. I had not consumed any alcohol that night. I believe that Mr. Cosby drugged me in order to sexually assault me that night."Ferrier said she told the National Enquirer about her assault in 2005 and passed a lie detector test. However, she said, the paper didn't publish her story and instead ran an exclusive interview with Cosby, who denied all the allegations.Helen Hayes said she met Cosby in 1973 while attending Clint Eastwood's Celebrity Tennis Tournament in Pebble Beach, California. She said Cosby groped her right breast at a restaurant later that night. "I was stunned and angry because he had no right to do that and I did not know why he would behave that way," she said. "His behavior was like that of a predator.The third alleged victim, identified only by a first name, Chelan, said she met Cosby in Las Vegas in 1986 when she was 17 and working at the Hilton as a bell dispatcher at the bell desk. Chelan alleged Cosby invited her to his suite so he could introduce her to someone from the Ford modeling agency. There, she said, he gave her a blue pill he said was an antihistamine with a double shot of Amaretto.Chelan said Cosby walked her to the bedroom and began sexually assaulting her. "I could not open my eyes. I couldn't move or say anything. I felt something warm on my legs. Then I blacked out."She said she woke up hours later to Cosby clapping his hands and saying, "Daddy says wake up." He then gave her $1,500 to buy something nice for her and her grandmother, she said. ||||| Bill Cosby Breaks Silence Following Rape Allegations, Says "Thank You" to Supporters like Whoopi Goldberg 
   
   Bill Cosby has finally broken his silence. The 77-year-old actor has been under fire after 20 women — including model Janice Dickinson — have come forward accusing the Cosby Show alum of sexual assault. 
   
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   Cosby tweeted thanks to two of his celebrity supporters, Whoopi Goldberg and Jill Scott, on Wednesday, Dec. 3. "Thank you @WhoopiGoldberg," he wrote, as well as, “Thank you @MissJillScott, from the Cosby Family." 
   
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   Goldberg defended the accused star during a heated discussion on The View on Nov. 20. "Perhaps the police might have believed [the allegation], or the hospital. Don’t you do a kit when you say someone has raped you?" the co-host said last month. "I hope somebody gets to the bottom of this, but I’m going to reserve my judgment because I have a lot of questions, as I said. It’s crazy, but I have a lot of questions, because I know we all have friends who have gone through this." 
   
   Scott, who received an honorary degree from Cosby earlier this year at Temple University, slammed Twitter followers and the media for ruining the comedian's "magnificent legacy" on Monday, Dec. 1. 
   
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   Dickinson, among some 20 other females, has claimed that Cosby drugged and raped her. In a tearful interview with CNN, Dickinson recalled an incident in 1982 and said: "I would like Cosby to come out and at least acknowledge that he is a pig, he is a monster, and he raped me." ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites.
target: – Bill Cosby has been pretty quiet since rape accusations against him started becoming big news, but this week tweets appeared on his Twitter feed for the first time since Nov. 17. "Thank you @WhoopiGoldberg," he tweeted Tuesday, following that up yesterday with "Thank you @MissJillScott, from the Cosby Family." Goldberg defended Cosby on The View back on Nov. 20, saying she planned to "reserve my judgment because I have a lot of questions." One of those questions: "Perhaps the police might have believed [the allegation], or the hospital," she said. "Don’t you do a kit when you say someone has raped you?" And Scott defended Cosby and his "magnificent legacy" on Monday, Us reports. Meanwhile, three more alleged Cosby victims came forward yesterday, People reports. Gloria Allred, who is representing them, held a press conference stating that Cosby should put $100 million in a fund for his alleged victims—and also waive the statute of limitations on sexual assault claims, which would allow the women to sue him. "It could be advantageous for Mr. Cosby to give up the statute of limitations because there is a huge cloud on his reputation and legacy," she said. "If Mr. Cosby believes all the women are being untruthful, then this is his opportunity to prove it. What could be fairer than that?" In the wake of the press conference, Cosby delayed two shows he was scheduled to do in New York Saturday, TMZ reports. (Roseanne Barr recently deleted a controversial Cosby tweet.)