@Ri_L is Team Squidward: I used it there once, during holiday shopping season, and it really wasn't as bad as I'd expected. It was actually kind of nice to be able to ask someone (in clothes! Not while they were changing!) if something looked ok because my husband refuses to be of any help in these matters. I readily…

This reminds me of the time I went to Trader Joe's to stock up on cat food (I don't get there very often). I bring up 10 cans, and maybe a few other things, and the cashier goes all wide-eyed and asks, "How many cats do you HAVE?"

@myprozacdream: Double comment, sorry!

@myprozacdream: So did mine. I actually learned a lot more in those mini classes than in "gym." I even took modern dance. Thankfully it also included a written exam for once — my dance skills are C+ tops, but I could tell you all about Isadora Duncan.

@wooden_shoes: My SIL says it's important in the books and that there was a bigger purpose in calling them that, but I don't know what it is.

@tankearae: This was my first thought reading the noms. Then I realized Abed from Community was also robbed. Now I'm sad. BUT John Lithgow is nominated for Dexter, so that is helping me feel a little better.

@RedHerrings: I totally agree. Seeing the Office on there so much is almost as bad for me as seeing so many noms for Two and A Half Freaking Men.

The Vogue story made me really want to know more about Marion Cotillard and generally make sure to follow her work. She seems so cool, gracious, and down to earth. Plus, she's a great actress, too. And gorgeous even in a tie-dyed toga edged with electrical tape.

@zeppogirl: She's been on a roll lately. And I can say this with confidence because as a person, she annoys me to no end.

Sometimes the worst kind of breakup is the delayed breakup — for example, senior year of college, I was casually dating this guy, and he was nice enough, but there was no future. I was planning to tell him this after I decided it over spring break...when he called to tell me his mother had committed suicide. I ended…

It was obvious my relationship with my then-boyfriend wasn't working. But we had tickets to San Diego. So, against my better judgment, I went. We broke up on day 2 of 4, remained civil (margaritas the size of your head help!), got back together (second margarita was a bad idea), then broke up again in the airport…

@AtomiClash humanitarian misanthrope: But if he has to be, he makes a damned good villain.

So, Mamie Gummer was a friend's roommate in college, and she totally lent my friend the necklace Meryl Streep wears in Death Becomes Her to wear to our sorority formal. I have pictures with it (I mean, her) somewhere.

@LouWhoo: I have a Facebook friend who's friends with him, and there's always lots of pics of them together out and about in L.A. She's 28 or 29 and a promotions girl (for beer and stuff, maybe?). Too funny.

@Imelda_the_Hun: I read a terribly trashy sequel called The Bar Sinister about Darcy's illegitimate child and D and E's wedding night and thereafter...I believe some scenes involved riding boots and carefully positioned mirrors. Scarring.

@Kim Toney: I love Jughead, and I really like Betty and Reggie together. They're so similar, and schemey, and I think they could do great (and possibly devastating) things together.

@AtomiClash humanitarian misanthrope: Totally agree. Very worried!

Also, "feets" of excess. Hee.

@huffyb: Ha! That's hilarious.

And that's...it? The ending is a training montage?