Looks like Rosie is writing an autobiography that is as unclear as her sexual preference was for years.

According to omg.yahoo Rosie had checkered childhood that may or may not have included abuse.

“There were many benefits to having a cast,” Rosie writes in the book. “In the middle of the night, it was a weapon.”

Cryptic words that imply possible childhood abuse to some, though Rosie does not elaborate inside on why, or from what, she would protect herself with casts on her hands and arms as a child.

O’Donnell, who lost her mom to cancer at age ten, would break her own limbs with a baseball bat or wooden hanger. She writes it was “proof I had some value, enough to be fixed.”

O’Donnell also felt that Barbara Walters was jealous of her:

For Instance, she writes that the audience would scream, “I love you, Rosie” during commercial breaks, “and Barbara tells them in this schoolteacher tone, ‘It is impolite to say I love you to one person when there are four of us up here.’ Then a stony silence sets in.”

Rosie has never been one to be subtle, why is she starting now. Her book has been vague in a lot of the accusations that she levels. Maybe she should just stick to planning cruises and arguing with Donald Trump?

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Apparently she is an expert on Southern Culture, what Mike Vick was thinking, and dogfighting.

Way to go Whoopi, we might actually start missing Rosie.

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