Mr JLB Matekoni says "You don't know what you're missing, Rra."

@Princess Leela: Yes, son of Sir Seretse Khama and his English (white) wife Ruth Williams, who was a pretty extraordinary woman.

Mma Precious Ramotswe is extremely displeased.

@mrsjakeryan: Thank you. Dolly Parton she ain't.

Smoove B, is that you?

@Cinnamoncanuck: Outstanding!

@reenelk: OMG, this is awesome!

Owls are extremely cool animals, but thanks to LOLcats, I can no longer look at one without thinking O RLY ?

@englishbreakfasttasteslikedarj...: I was just thinking how I'd like to walk down the street like a little kid, holding both their hands.

@Hey, Boo Boo: Yes, no one disputes the heroism and bravery of the people on Flight 93, but Patriot Day isn't in their honor, it's theoretically in honor of all the victims (many of whom were also extraordinarily brave and heroic, and saved other people's lives in the face of certain death).

@Hey, Boo Boo: So fucking true. Also "patriotism". I just got a desk calendar and it lists September 11 as Patriot's Day, which....Jesus H. Christ almight, really?

@Rote Zora: Oh yes, Tabatha is 100% "swimming in the ladypond", as Andy Cohen likes to say. She's out and proud.

@georgina: She did! She also said "Gay for PR," which I loved.

Did anyone see Tabatha Coffey's comments about this on "Watch What Happens?" She was basically like, "I'm not down with women who are bi for PR. I'm gay, I've always been gay, and it wasn't for publicity or to get attention."

@Bad Ash: +1

@Bad Ash: +1

@CitoyenneduMonde: I stand corrected. I know Lucumi better than Candomble, since I studied in Cuba. What kind of altars does Shango have in Brazil? Still red and white with axes and lightning?

@CocoLopez-LaXicanitaXingona: Mafererun Chango! (Oshun is my orisha, and so I love Chango and his hijos). You're right, he's a warrior orisha and the deliverer of justice, but not the orisha of war (that's Oggun, who is associated with iron, swords, blood and is generally not to be messed with).

@CitoyenneduMonde: Sta. Barbara is definitely the saint who represents the orisha Chango, both in the Caribbean and Brazil. I've never seen a Chango shrine that didn't have her colors, her towers, and usually a statue or two of her.

@Miss.Me.Too: Right. Feminists should only be allowed to talk about certain topics. Otherwise they just seem like silly women, and nothing's more irrelevant than silly, silly women.