Yes! I like how he's like "Ohhh, you ruined me because you made it where I won the election and got my way, but I'm keeping your mom from you and it's all your fault." WTF?!

Not even remotely joking, I was yelling at the tv, "Are you fucking kidding me? He's pulling this Notebook shit?!" Then I sat my very large red wine glass down and broke it. I apparently get too wrapped up in this show.

Truth.

I also like all those things. You have good taste.

I watch that scene every single time and think "just a little bit lower, sheet".

Yes! I was just going to come here and say the same thing. Rawr.

You had me at "mad woman in the attic". Yes.

I enjoyed watching that video more than I can ever express to you. Thank you.

I'm kind of a baby when it comes to these things, so yes, it is scary to me. But for most normal people, no probably not, just creepy.

It's like 45 minutes away from where I live, and that place is a shit hole. It's in Carthage, MO, which is pretty small, and that Precious Moments thing is the only fucking tourist stop. Ugh.

I also used to be a Josh fan, but the older I've gotten the more I love Toby, too. I think it's because Mr. LizzSook is the younger version of him.

Toby's grumpiness had its charm. I also really liked that time he recited all the punctuation marks in the English language. And when he made fun of Sam's writing.#TeamToby

Dammit, Missouri. I swear not all the people in my state are like this asswipe and Todd Akin. Seriously, some of us think birth control and abortions should be the woman's choice.

Yes. I think that's very acceptable. My fiancee's brother got married a couple of years ago, and we weren't necessarily hard up for cash. We spent $100 on their gift. It was a pretty rad fucking gift, too.

That sounds shitty. Be glad you didn't go to the bridal shower or bachelorette party.

I didn't fart in front of Mr. LizzSook for the first few months of us dating, and it was the worst. My stomach hurt constantly, and I would go to the bathroom just to fart. We gave up a few months in, and we've never looked back.

I agree. Twitter could serve as a "comment section", but it usually doesn't. Down here in the comments, it becomes clear who read the article and who didn't, but that context is taken away when the 140 character limit comes into play. Let's even compare Twitter to the general commentariat on a news page, like a Yahoo…

Oh, that is a good method. I'll use it my college classes, too.

It also looks like there is a giant dump within them.

Agreed! She looks so pretty! Her hair, in particular, looks so good!