She looks amazing. So happy and healthy! And maybe it's the light—but her skin looks great. Jealous.
She looks amazing. So happy and healthy! And maybe it's the light—but her skin looks great. Jealous.
@maybeaways: Aw. I love that you look at it that way. That is moving.
@Almane: Nope. Not just you. I'm having all sorts of wacky comment misfires.
@SparklyTempest: Yeah. I think it's absolutely a statement about the effect war has on the people who have to endure it up close like that. And the fact that they'd set a comedy in that setting at all is pretty ballsy and dark. I don't think anything like that could happen on network TV nowadays.
@heatherdazy: Yeah. It's actually called "Suicide is Painless."
@heatherdazy: Yeah. It's actually called "Suicide is Painless."
@bobella is owltastic!: Plus they leave their creepy exoskeleton shell things laying around all over the place. It's like a creepy ghost bug hanging there on the front porch. Yuck.
@TheFormerJuneBronson: Woo hoo! I am honored to give you this trophy for your day-pwning achievements.
@rosyposy: OH MY GOD! My best friend, when we were in high school, made me watch that, and she swore it was scary—and I scoffed! Because it was a Disney movie. And then we watched it, and it was pretty damn scary, even as a high schooler. True facts.
@rosyposy: OH MY GOD! My best friend, when we were in high school, made me watch that, and she swore it was scary—and I scoffed! Because it was a Disney movie. And then we watched it, and it was pretty damn scary, even as a high schooler. True facts.
@GrummoreGrummersom: Dude. Tell me about it. They were seriously overrunning my neighborhood this summer. Now they've been replaced with crickets. I don't know why bugs can't have the common decency to just be silent.
@maharani: I had to stop watching Dexter because I started to wonder if everyone I knew was secretly a serial killer. Worse—I started to wonder if I was a serial killer who just hadn't had my psychotic break yet.
@SparklyTempest: Congratulations! That sounds so exciting.
@erinna: He was a stone cold fox in She's Having a Baby and Hunt for Red October. It's almost hard to recognize him as the same guy.
@zombie_fairy: Every time I think of Scott Bakula, I think of Andrew, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, saying "Ah... Captain Archer."
@Poubelle: Yes! I just had this conversation the other day! The new design sucks so hard.
@Jessysaurusrex, dinosaure extraordinaire!: Me too. I literally just said, "There HAS to be something I can do on the Internet so that I don't have to do laundry."
@day2night: Good lord. The people responsible for that "response"? They are my new sworn enemies. This is the stupidest answer humanly possible to the legitimate issues commenters raised about the 10 fat celebrities article.
@alison.wonderland: Well. Everything you say might be true. The INTENT of the ad isn't necessarily to celebrate putting women in their place—but there is an unmistakable flavor here. And that flavor is "Aaaah. Remember the good ol' days, when cars were made out of steel and looked cool, and girls wore skirts and…