It's so sad to see Cory Monteith play a character his own age in a film that doesn't look terrible. It's like seeing a future that will never happen.

You hate dealing with people outside of your own culture who hate dealing with people outside of their own culture? Because that's what insular means.

I would so much rather have someone refuse to serve me outright than have some bigot begrudgingly memorialize one of the happiest days of my life.

I agree with you on a personal level and wouldn't hire someone with those beliefs if I was having a gay wedding (well, I wouldn't patronize their business regardless because I try to avoid giving money to bigots, but you know what I mean), but on a societal level it's important. Denying access to commercial services…

You know what makes a penis clean? Washing it. Hopefully that is a virtue in your home regardless of circumcision. My basic argument, on top of bodily autonomy, would come down to "You can always cut it later, but you can't grow it back."

Godspeed, btw. This is really tough for both of you, I'm sure. I'm really…

Same! I love Suzanne too, but Piper was right to be freaked out. People focusing on the sweeter parts of the character takes away from the complexity of her story, which is what's compelling to me.

Like learning about Suzanne's back story! She is so fucking intelligent, insightful and fascinating. I'm dying to know more about her!

Excuse me? No one else is raising my kid but myself and my husband. Just because a child goes to daycare does not mean the parents do not raise the child. Where are you getting this ridiculous idea? We are the ones still responsible for educating, feeding, clothing, and teaching my child.

To be clear, I wasn't arguing for her to get custody. Merely saying that losing one child last summer and then almost losing a second this summer is a psychological horror I can't even comprehend.

The problem is that there is a finite amount of land in the world suitable for raising livestock. So it's unlikely that free-range meat would be able to be carried out on a scale that could meet the ever-growing demand for meat.

The original Human Genome Project was 13 years in duration (1990-2003) and cost a few billion dollars. Today, getting your genome sequenced costs as a little as $1000 and takes a little over a week.

Most of the offended comments I've seen have been omnivores being incensed that such a crime against meat could exist.

Being the first one ever, it was only a proof of concept. I don't think anyone involved expected it to taste all that great. There are enormous industries that are very good at making things consistently taste exactly how they want them to taste. When this is commercialized, it will be an entirely different creature…

One of the instructors in a biotech class I took years ago mentioned this kind of thing being possible. Personally, I'd like some lab-grown leather and suede.

Damn. I was hoping for Helen Mirren.

I'm mildly shocked whenever I hear a man say he assumed the woman he was regularly screwing was on birth control. You didn't ask? Do you believe that all women who are willing to have sex are automatically on birth control? Is it because one time you didn't use condoms?

that's what i thought. cowell assumed she was on birth control and went for it? does he not understand what p-in-v does? he's lucky he's just going to be a father and didn't get an incurable std.

And that's fine, if he doesn't want to protest he doesn't have to. I'm just hoping that somebody does. Somebody that NBC can't ignore.

I'm hoping for an athlete to raise a rainbow colored fist in protest as they are getting their medal ala Tommy Smith and John Carlos.