"New black man logo? Well, so much for moving to Atlanta."

Right. I think I edited my comment/reply too late. So then, my point is: if he published someone else's medical records as hers, could she sue him for libel? "Well it wasn't really her medical records," doesn't seem like a good defense. I mean, either he published her medical records (even in a limited fashion), OR he…

Well, I could either sue you for that, or I could sue you for libel.

Hmmm, I swear that at least SOME of that image wasn't pixelated when the story was first posted.

Even if it was blurred out on the post, he identifies the sonogram as hers. I mean, the image itself (which I swear was not pixelated five minutes ago) must be considered confidential and private, right?

Can she sue him for posting her medical records online?

That's the thing with the State guys, though. But in my mind, they're actually going way past the wink. They know how completely over-the-top and self-aware they're being, and they do it to an extent where that becomes the joke. They just push and push to where it actually becomes a little absurdist (not just meta).

This movie looks so fucking good. BUT, let's also note that THE BAXTER is a criminally underrated movie. Many of the same folks responsible for that are responsible for this.

Straight man here. With a wife and two kids. I have an Outback. But then, here in Colorado, so does everyone else.

No sushi. No unpasteurized cheeses. No quick turkey sandwich for lunch. No cocktails. Very little coffee. WHAT A DRAG!

See? Don't you get it: no one was harmed, because it didn't require stitches.

This whole "parents are somehow privy to the special secret perspective of the universe" is not something I or any other parent I know is familiar with. In fact, if you want to meet someone who readily admits doubts and fears and is seeking the wisdom of others, go meet a new parent.

Thank you! Yes, we did the same thing (and will do it with her): we set up a nursery in our room. So, like her brother, she'll stay in there 'til around 5 or 6 months. On one hand, it's really nice to have them in the room. And it's easier, too, for late night nursing/bottles. On the other hand, it's also great to get…

Thank you!

I am baffled by your position. In all these comments, you're very squarely blaming the parents for "connecting their baby to the internet." And you also compare it to credit card theft, and new puppies chewing the furniture. Your position, stated over and over again, is that when you open a credit card/get a…

Congrats! Hope you're feeling well. By my calculation, you must be sort of at the peak of the second trimester. For Mrs Copy Editor, that was the best time. Some women talk about how they love being pregnant. She never did (after all, no cocktails—-huge bum-out). But she said, in both instances, there was about two…

We're on the same page. Except, you know, I can't be wasting baby oil.

Exactly! We are in a highly protective state, and we haven't had a decent night sleep in weeks, or months.

I don't expect non-baby people to relate to parental feelings. But I expect people (including computer science majors at Carnegie Mellon) to not hack into my video monitor, invade our privacy, and fucking terrify my child. There's a lot of funny shit on the internet. Virtually breaking into my home and screaming at my…

Thank you! She's very sweet, and Mrs Copy Editor recovered well. A little short on sleep, but we're very very happy!