This is amazing. I want her to be on TV talking about this. Among many other things, I love that her actions were motivated by empathy and compassion for the people being mistreated at this rally, and by outrage over Trump’s grossly disrespectful behavior.

I met her once, briefly, several years ago. She was kind and modest and very intelligent, and I have always liked her. This shows her to be self-reflective and not self-absorbed, on top of everything else.

I know this isn’t exactly what you mean, but you can see pictures of the decoy designers’ Fashion Week shows (Swapnil, etc.) on some sites. I think Blogging Project Runway has photos of all 6 Project Runway shows each Fashion week (the 3/4 finalists plus the last 2/3 eliminated designers).

Me too. I still get a little teary eyed when I see it.

The title made me cringe in a viscerally uncomfortable way. And then the article was even worse. The fact that people thought this was a good idea for a segment is bad enough. But the gross comments they made — while pretending to be some kind of moral authority — while thinking they’re being funny — while somehow…

I know nothing about you, but I’m pretty much in love with you after reading this list. I would happily read an entire book of these.

ME TOO. I mean, sometimes America is awful, and then sometimes we are presented with something like this:

It’s killing me that I can’t get back into my post to change “write” to “right.”

Racism: Fuelling imagination since the dark ages.

Where the Red Fern Grows was the first book that ever made me cry. I was maybe 9 or 10, and I was so blindsided by the ending. I can still remember being surprised to find that I was crying (sort of the way that I was surprised to find myself crying during E.T. — to discover that a book or movie could do that to me).

That sounds just as unreasonable, honestly.

This is brilliant and hilarious, and I wish I could come up with things like this.

I have been a fan of your posts for a long time now. But now that I know that you have named your son Luke Skywalker, I’m pretty sure you are the best doctor ever.

I usually scoff when people say things like, “I just died,” but I think I seriously just died from that picture. I can’t even process how cute that picture is.

Wow, that is really awful in so many different ways. I would have been speechless with rage.

Because of your post, I just spent a really long time reading through Frank Sommerville’s Facebook page, and he sounds like a genuinely decent, thoughful, and good-hearted human being. It was a nice break from the frequent crappiness of the Internet.

Thank you for saying this. Not to try to make this story about me (because I’m a random internet person with a boring life and have nothing to do with this story), but I’ve recently gotten similar comments from co-workers (“Wow, I didn’t realize how thin you are”) and strangers (“You look like you need a sandwich”).…

Well, now even more teary-eyed. Thank you for the nice words. I usually really don’t like being a lawyer — it wasn’t a good career choice for me, and most of my matters haven’t been nearly as interesting or worthwhile. But it was the best thing I ever worked on, and I was really, really lucky to get to do it. I keep…

To have lived to see this, man. What a day .

I wish I could think of the right words to describe your dog’s expression and bearing in this picture. Some combination of regal and disdainful (but slightly indifferent), and so judgy. He looks awesome.