I'll go ahead and choke down some Victory Gin now please. That quote makes me want to drink.

Nina - worth it. You looked like eleventy-billion dollars. Seriously, so good.

Ooooh. I need to keep track of you!

I would like a Tagalong that is that large right now.

I smell a Gold Award project!

I heard they're also a bestseller at the Abortionplex food court.

It's true - middle and high school is when all the cool stuff happens in GS. My troop only had four by the time we got to high school because it isn't a "cool" thing to do, but we sure as hell knew how to write resumes and plan events (and raise money to hang out in NYC) by the time we graduated.

Team Girl Scouts, 100%.

Oh, Chris Brown. Every time you open your mouth, all I hear is "BLAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

I can't stand the Kardashians, but good statement, Kimmie K.

Mr. Wisdom (mine) is a chef which is pretty awesome. His father the ferrier, at risk of sounding creepy, is older now but still completely RIPPED. If you want to be really strong, make a lot of money, and possibly get kicked in the head, becoming a ferrier might be for you.

Either it's sweet, or they care more about individual self-preservation than actual brotherhood. Why sink the whole ship or your own status when you can throw some other guy under the bus instead?

That's the page I'm on. Sitting around and letting it happen? Fine. You're all done.

They even have a ferrier (horseshoeing) program! Mr. Wisdom's dad graduated from it and now spends six days a week making and putting footwear on horses.

Its ok, me too. It's part of my Friday after work routine. Once this season is done and on Netflix, I'll re-watch all of the episodes back to back, and then probably watch the whole series from the beginning before the next season starts. Damon is great to look at and I understand his appeal, but I agree with you that…

Came here to say this. Just when I never thought I'd thank Anna Wintour for anything.

It's cool, I'm going to comment on all of them too, because DAYUM that dress was something else, and she looked totally boss in it.

Agreed on Nina. That dress. The train on that dress. Wow.

Hmm. That's a really interesting final point - "people always talk about aborting the next Mozart, but never the next Manson." I have a hard time with that argument, too. "That could be the person that cured cancer!" Yes, it could have, but probably not.

Preach. I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum. I'm pretty sure I don't want to have a child, but I'm not going to try to have one to find out, or just because I'm worried I'll regret it later. Sure, some folks accidentally end up becoming parents and it's an amazing experience that completes them. But that's not…