@Penny: Yeah, considering he's spent like ten dollars and is tied in the polls, I'd say he's being smart about it. Of course, they are all gonna go ape shit now that Labor Day is over.

@elephantom: Yeah! What's with all the carrot snobs? I know, it's so terrible to have fast, delicious, healthy, bite sized snacks. WhatEVs.

@monkeynavigated: This is a not funny joke, right? Right?

You know what's not helpful to this discussion? Immediately dismissing women's traumatic experiences as overreacting because doctors can do no wrong. This isn't a matter of hippy-dippy women feeling their "goddess-like birth wonder" is being compromised, it's an experience where women are being subjected to…

@randomnessish: @maude_flanders: It's HSM3, ladies. And that's not even the best of it. I'd like to preserve some dignity and pretend like that movie doesn't get me all hot and bothered... but what can I say? The boy can move.

I nanny for 4 year old twin girls. I guarantee you the time they spend with their hands down their pants rivals teenage boys. The other day one of the girls was hula-hooping and I got out my camera to take a picture. As soon as she saw the camera she ripped all her clothes off and started dancing.

Ugh... why is he so like that?

Aziz is so funny.

@beebee: I'm married, and therefore probably biased, but it always seems to me like these situations are made better by marriage. If you're not legally married you have no legal rights to fight for things like alimony or a fair division of assets.

I thought judges granted alimony based on a fair division of the assets and the non-bread-winning spouses ability to support themselves, not on fault. My father divorced his cheating, physically abusive wife in NY and still had to pay her gobs of money every month. Is that wrong?

Oh, are things turning around for you from when you brutally beat your girlfriend? Are they? I'm so happy for you, Chris, that things are getting better than when everyone hated you because you beat your girlfriend. It must have been really hard to deal with everyone not likeing that you did that. And by that, I…

@kirst-o-rama: Love.

@SarahMC: Exactly. It's easy to look at something like this and think, oh, that place is terrible, but where I'm from, Indiana and now Los Angeles, the race lines are just as defined. You can go months and never see anyone that doesn't look like you. Is the fact that inner city schools are 90% black and failing,…

This is horrible (that he wasn't sent to meeeeeeee ZOMGCUTE!1!!!!).

@MagImpalor is a god damn spy.: Absolutely. It's a chance to say "they sure are racist," instead of recognizing that America sure is racist.

Tim Gunn is not angry, he's just disappointed in you.

I think this must have been, at some point, either an ignorant (but goodish-intentioned) attempt to get black students involved in elections, or a fucked up interpretation of de-segregating school elections. As in, we need more black kids in these elections, so we'll mandate that they get a spot!

@Ayepecks: I think it's that thing where Joe is a bad driver because he's bad at it, but Andrea is a bad driver because women are bad drivers.

@voteforme: I don't mean to be blunt, but it's not like vaccinations at all. Necessary C-secitons save lives. No one will argue that. UNnecessary C-sections, that are done for convenience and expediency, are dangerous invasive surgeries that put women's bodies and lives at risk for no reason.

@Valkyrie607votesMizJenkins: The movie actually mentions that America was the only developed country where when birth was modernized, midwives didn't move with the women into the hospitals. It makes a lot more sense to me to relegate the doctors who aren't usually that involved anyway to the "just in case" area.