OUCH! Corduroy pants? That's what you're talking about? Really?

And Sheriff Andy! Who would have thought that he would become the moral compass of the show?

For a large percentage of users, the Mirena either causes a much lighter period or none at all. I had super-heavy, super-long (like ten days or more, always) periods my entire life until I got the Mirena. Now I might have one day with a few little droplets and that's it. I LOVE IT.

Most people tend to lose body fat, and thus less insulation, as they age, so they are cold all the time.

Agreed. Amy should be tragically eaten by lions, and Rory, after a brief but respectable mourning period (roughly, say, three on-screen minutes), should meet the real love of his life and go on to be happy and fulfilled with someone who actually deserves him. If he has a brief but torrid, very-much-on-screen-and-naked…

I was just thinking that I would not do that without a shirt on—those claws are sharp!

No, I'm allowing someone to die who cannot survive without my internal organs keeping them that way. That is no different then if someone needed my kidney to survive. I only need one; I could donate mine to them and save their life, but I don't have to, and no law in the country would force me to donate it to them,…

I'm in the group of people who read and loved The Fountainhead as a teenager and had no clue that some people actually thought it was a life choice. It wasn't until I was well into adulthood—actually, until I was spending time on Jezebel!—that I found out that some people think that way in actual, real life. I have…

"The whole thing boils down to whether you believe life begins at conception or birth. It's really that simple."

It was, in all seriousness, one of the most exciting things that has ever happened to me. It was AMAZING. I actually snapped several pictures without anyone noticing, but when I got home, they were all out of focus and shitty because I was so freaked out, so I have no proof that I actually saw the cage glory. It's…

That is incredibly, creepily sexy.

Protesting a shitty war that killed your son is using his death as political fodder? Seriously? Should she not have been angry and grieving that he was killed just because she was a crappy mom?

I SAW THEM IN THE CAGE TOGETHER IN REAL LIFE. I used to live in Hawaii, and I was hiking one day near where they were filming, and I walked out from around this bend in the trail where the ground went down a steep incline, and right below me, about forty feet down in a little flat spot, were the cages, and Sawyer and…

I SAW THEM IN THE CAGE TOGETHER IN REAL LIFE. I used to live in Hawaii, and I was hiking one day near where they were filming, and I walked out from around this bend in the trail where the ground went down a steep incline, and right below me, about forty feet down in a little flat spot, were the cages, and Sawyer and…

I'm imagining them running very dramatically through a field of six-inch-tall soybean plants and laughing hysterically.

That one image really is an encapsulation of the entire decade, isn't it?

I agree; I thought the whole point was that he refused to follow the rules in favor of doing the right thing.

That has got to rank up there with the weirdest plot descriptions I have ever heard. I am so adding that to my reading list.

Huh. I feel exactly the opposite way; I went to a +30,000-student university for undergraduate, and then a tiny, maybe-5,000-student graduate school. I was exposed to far, far more variety of activities, groups, and interests at the big school simply because they *were* so big. The small school, while very good,…

OH MY GOD. I was going to say "Holy shit!" but that seemed a bit redundant. That is horrific.