Courtney Love got on Facebook the other day to both mock and protect her daughter. Also, to butcher the English language, who I fear may actually have been her real target.

After slamming her 17 year-old daughter Frances Bean Cobain as "deceptive" on her Facebook page Tuesday, Love, 45, said Wednesday afternoon that she's not angry at Frances. (On Friday, Frances was put under temporary guardianship of her paternal grandmother). "id just prefer she not become Jaimie [sic] L Spears," Love wrote, referring to Britney Spears' little sister Jamie Lynn, who had a daughter, Maddie, at age 17, in 2008.

Love continues her typo-ridden ode to Frances: "she should go be a writer or an a...rtist wich i support 100% but this is a circus and it pains me cos i know she hates it."

Love took aim at Britney and Jamie Lynn's father, Jamie Spears, Nov. 25, claiming that "britneys dad molested her" in another eyebrow-raising Facebook post.

Facebook is Love's only mode of reaching out to her only child at the moment. On Wednesday, a judge issued a restraining order against her, barring any contact with Frances Bean.

"There's not a whole lot i can do about it," Love wrote. "This is like a hand grenade got thrown into our lives and it's not Frances!"

We picked 2009's worst-dressed stars: see if you agree with our picks! She later added: "i very much miss my daighter, i know she knows how miserable i am im despairing and so sad, so so sad, but i just want to help her be happy, thats it, get her house and get her school and thats all ive ever wanted."

Get her house and get her school? Perhaps if someone get you that, you might be able to talk correctly. Also, you might not have driven your husband to kill himself. Yeah, I said it. What.