Thank god Into the Woods is on Netflix. I'm going to have to watch it at least once a week before this.

Bless this one.

Didn't Lawrence Fishburne recently say that he wasn't doing full seasons of either show so he could spend time on both? Not like he has to be telling the truth, but it still keeps us all in the dark cliffhanger-wise, right?

ABC Family has kind of been sneaky-progressive in the past few years. The "you'll be surprised" for that channel is now: "Wow, I watch at least 5 of these shows and none are even PLL."

EW so wins. I had to pause reading because I'm in a no-noise place, and I was full on snorting.

YUP. TOTALLY HER FAULT.

Just thinking of the impending freak-out should the owl decide to make a move:

Also? Her (Nataly Dawn's) solo album is beautiful, and this song makes me want to cry all of the days.

I love Feist, but I always preferred their 'Gatekeeper' cover.

This is what I hear 'round the internets. ;)

Yeah, didn't they hose off the lactic acid building up on her muscles? I haven't been able to ever work out without thinking of that. (and wishing I had that)

I can't hate this face:

It's how every youtube video should end.

I research gps map displays in real life and I'm sitting there thinking, "Yeah right, how close is this thing gonna get?"

Welp. Scoffed too soon. Cartographer/Photogrammetrist and Surveyor. Damn.

I honestly never know with Kinja, I was replying to the thread starter, which I think was you? Can't tell. I've only read the book so I could only answer for reacting to it and not the movie.
I really didn't mean to imply that all of my examples were the same as the Holocaust because...no, no way. Kaizykat is spot on.
It…

Green seems to understand the distinction, or tries his damndest not to be a cliché sap. (Although hey, sometimes life is cliché)
And what a wonderful idea to express to people right? That people are so much more than we see of them?
I cried way more during Looking for Alaska than TFIOS; that whole idea of how do you…

Just different types I guess. I haven't seen the movie yet so I don't know how graphic they get. I didn't get the impression from the book that they were groping each other, but I don't know.

I didn't find it awkward in the book. It's completely human to react to sadness that way, right? Don't people hug at war memorials, and laugh at funerals, and go home and kiss their kids after a near-accident?
If the reaction to Anne Frank's story isn't 'I want to enjoy all that I have right now' then I don't know what…

I didn't feel like Alaska was an MPDG either. It feels different to say a person from your youth became the symbol of an experience and growth, and another to say your perception of that person made them 2-dimensional.

Well...a lot more than "fruit" comes from a crotch.