Maguire embodied the everyman character that was required for a good Peter Parker. The emo-ness was only really in the 3rd movie when he was being poisoned by the suit. His Spider-Man was...OK. Maybe good, but not the be-all-end all.

Man... the internet age truly is amazing. I know that this is a minor “victory” in light of actual global issues that matter, but the fact that a community outpouring of support like this can change the mind of a multi-billion dollar company is pretty damn cool. Now if only this kind of outpouring could change the…

i hated her when i read through the books for some reason, but i love her on the show. Gwendolyn Christie is a large part of that, i think.

It’s simple: No one is like Brienne. She is a paragon.

Awesome.

So, are they saving Mike Colter and Finn Jones for another wave or what? Will we get a Claire action figure? What about villains? Kingpin? Purple Man? Cottonmouth? Diamondback? Madame Gao?

....so maybe we can finally get some memorable music in a modern superhero flick? We got a whole four bars in Wonder Woman, which is more than we’ve had in years.

Don't forget that the symptoms of heart attack in women are VERY different then in men. Women have died in ED waiting rooms because the doctor and the trauma nurse misdiagnosed them.

So about the carrying thing, do not do it. Being a firefighter the best way to transport someone, especially if they are heavier than you, is to use a drag. There are several different ways you can do this if you are alone or have someone to help. With one person you can grab them under the arms and around the chest…

Thank you for writing this. One of the things I've found the most difficult about grief is that everyone around you begins to forget as time goes on, while you may be in the absolute depths of your own sorrow. After a suicide in my family, it wasn't until 6 months later that I truly began to feel my heartache. By…

I should be noted that death is not always the cause of grief. Other things, like a disease diagnosis, can be causes of grief.

As someone who went through this about 15 months ago, I agree with everything here, especially the fallacy of "time heals". The pain never goes away, you learn to live with it, and you deal with it better, but it's always going to be there.

Well good lord I wasn't expecting this today. Not only would I say it's on point, I'd really reiterate some of these specific points:

$5 cat toy: They'll never touch it.