I loved that movie, and it raises some important questions.

There's always money in the banana stand, too.

Often imitated, never duplicated. . .

I'm a barista at a very quality-focused cafe in Seattle.

make him pay AND notify animal control. Next victim could be killed.

Make the complaint to animal control, that he's pulling that crap means he's already had a complaint against him and the dog :-(

Wow. You are indeed part of the problem.
The reasons behind anyone's divorce (or to a lesser extent, breakup) are none of your business. If you're a friend, say "I'm here if you want to talk." If not, shut the fuck up and mind your knitting.

1. Stop judging. Rude.

In my experience, people who leave marriages that quickly either experience a very fast paradigm shift of some kind (traumatic event, big financial change, etc.) and/or the wedding occurred during the period when the relationship was initially/not-so-initially falling apart, but there was too much momentum. In an…

Absolutely. Anyone who thinks this is only about Mike Brown hasn't been paying attention.

I think a lot of these protesters are speaking out for him and people like him today. If Mike Brown was an isolated incident, you wouldn't see this level of rage. But America is angry because this is a problem that no one wants to seem to take care of. And so the people speak with their actions.

"getting the last pickle out of the jar"

O'Keeffing

Seriously, I'm so fucking sick that dynamic. And it happens almost ubiquitously.

However, if anyone is trying to marry me, this is 100% the best way to avoid our future divorce.

Ahh, "experience". The universal palliative for underpaying or not paying people.

I know, it's weird to simultaneously be craving fish and chips AND Indian food.

The stench emiting from apartment 304 was awful. Sarah felt the bile begin to rise in the back of her throat.

if you don't believe me just ask me.