Thank you. "Pussy" in a headline especially made me cringe. I think this woman is doing something really awesome for others!

So...a woman finds pregnancy to be a positive experience and has waived the surrogacy fee to give three children to families that want to adopt, and we're going ewwww?

Man at first I was getting ready to cringe in horror at a tale of a woman with Way Too Many Kids, but instead, she's a surrogate. For free. That's.. kinda awesome. What a good way to deal with being hooked on pregnancy.

Thats her only scene in the movie. Just her getting in a car then the driver says her name.

Nicely done. I feel like it's a good day for OITNB-related gifs.

I had a yard sale today and was nervous about it. First of all, I live alone, have no friends here (due to recently relocating), and no family, so basically no help. I've been working all week organizing and pricing things. Then I went to hang signs today and moved all the stuff (furniture included) into the front…

Dang it, Bobby!

Not casting January Jones as Grace feels like a real missed opportunity. It's the role she was born to play! I feel bad for Kidman, given how many reviews seem to be mocking her age as much as the script. But she also left Team Ginger for Team Blonde. Burn the witch!

In showgirls the girls talk about chips, burritos, doggy chow, versace and whether they like having nice tits. Wins the bechdel test.

Honestly I don't remember well because that scene made me have a stress blackout

It's based on Bosch's artwork, The Garden of Earthly Delights.

If you HAD to correct his grammar (you didn't), you didn't have to be so exhaustive and pedantic about it.

Sam Bee seemed like the obvious choice to me, perhaps in a parody of one of those FOX morning shows where haircuts sit on a chesterfield and run their mouths faster than their brains, maybe with Jason Jones as a co-host.

OK, but please don't post that goddamn "Jolene" video. I just can't take it anymorrrr

NBC really Britta'd this one

Happy Endings was similar to Community in that, when it was good, it was SO SO good, but when it was bad...it felt like an entirely different show (and a bad one, at that). Maybe consistency is every network exec's priority. Or something.

There's no accounting for the decisions of network executives and there's no such thing as true television justice.

I love how Reese's accent comes out to play when she's drunk.

I think it's difficult for most people to admit their ignorance the way that Kim Kardashian has with regard to racism. I don't understand the instinct to mock someone for this. Thinking that these issues are everyone else's problem is not actually that uncommon, especially for this generation. So good for her for…