Cheesy prosecutor's opening line: "War, what is he good for?"

Jesus said, "love thy neighbor" but what if you are a man, and so is your neighbor?? Maybe Jesus was advocating for gay rights all along?

"I know Barry at Burger King. Always makes it my way. I'm big time stuff there!"

I LOVE ABBIE MILLS AND I DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS IT!!!!

Because the appropriate way to address any group is with "people first" language. "Colored people" implies that the most important thing about them is their color, not their humanity. Goes the same for almost all groups: "people with disabilities," not "disabled people," etc.

I actually had the Julia Stiles drunken table dance scene from 10 Things I Hate About You in mind when I read that.

You forgot to add that "real Americans" also don't happen to live in New York or Vermont or California.

People like you helped my son who struggled with reading. Not only does he love books, he's a few levels ahead despite being unable to read when he started school. I couldn't help him but people like you did. Your help also helped him to become a fantastic writer. You guys are fucking awesome.

Mr. Lewis, this is a hoe.

Is it just that symptoms start to show at the same age vaccines are administered and it's all just a coincidence?

My daughter is really, really smart in many ways. She recently broke up with her boyfriend of 3 years because, in her words "He is almost 18 with no job or license, and he's not doing anything to move in that direction. I'm starting college courses as a sophomore, paying for half of my driving lessons to get my…

Bingo. Prior to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which was passed in 1975, most children with any kind of disability were generally not educated in public schools. Special education existed, but it was often wholly separate from the average public school experience. Furthermore, children with what…

I wish I could star this a million times. 25, 30 or more years ago, many kids who would be recognized as severely autistic nowadays were simply institutionalized at an early age, never to attend school of any kind. Kids on the milder side were "weird", "odd", "disruptive", "slow", "dull", etc. Kids in the middle were…

That is very likely the case. When I was in elementary school (in the late 50s, early 60s), there were siblings of my classmates who were simply not permitted to attend school because they were disruptive. They just stayed home.

I'm 27, and last year made a friend at grad school who was on the autism spectrum. She got me in a way that few people ever had before, and she suggested - tentatively - that I should be evaluated.

I'm really happy that she decided to come out about her Asperger's. The world needs to understand how having a disability is just as normal as not having one, and that it doesn't mean you can't follow your dreams, as cliche as that might sound.

does anyone else sometimes listen to "Always Be My Baby" over and over and over again for an extended time and exaggeratedly sing into a pillow? Might just be me.

Anyone else watch The Bridge, with Diane Kruger? This would make a great plot on that show. They're already investigating cases in Juarez. They reference the dead women, but haven't dug deep into those murders yet. It seems they'll most likely be delving deeper into that in the second season, if they have one.