Ugh she’s so cool and perfect. I hate her.

this episode annoyed the crap out of me because nothing was confirmed. We didn’t actually SEE Stannis die, we didn’t see Myrcella die (although I’m pretty sure she did), we don’t know what Sansa was doing (escaping or committing suicide?), Jon Snow is letting his (possibly) king’s blood spill all over the god damn…

States can force doctors to say almost anything (although I would argue that’s also unconstitutional, but for a different reasons). doctors get licensed by the state and the state makes them comply with a lot of things to get/maintain that license. CPCs aren’t doctors, therefore they don’t need a license and can’t be…

awesome!! Love me some Ninth Circuit.

Yes, it is different. First, posting a sign is speech. Signs are speech, just like burning a flag is protected “speech”. Second, restaurants posting signs are tied to licenses and such. They have to comply with certain laws to get licensed to operate a restaurant. Doctors also have to comply with many laws to be able…

A sign is a form of speech, I believe.

The problem with that argument is that it’s essentially a false advertising case. Those types of cases are usually individual and the relief is putting the plaintiff in the position she would have been in had the service been as advertised. That doesn’t really work here. The other issue is that CPCs are super sneaky -…

But I thought these types of laws were declared unconstitutional? I believe there was a similar one in Baltimore that was struck down. Compelled speech or something.... Anyway, I hope I’m wrong!

AH so CPCs are one of my favorite rage-inducing topics when discussing reproductive rights. If you haven’t already, everyone should go see the documentary “12th and Delaware” - it’s about an abortion clinic and a CPC that are across the street from each other. The most heart-breaking part of the documentary is when…

thanks! Maryland.

I don't want to make this all about me, but I was just starting a fifth episode of Gilmore Girls instead of studying for the Bar so I'm pretty sure the universe killed him to teach me a lesson. I'm so, so sorry.

If there is a serious, serious malfunction - like Allison Williams straight up falls from a great height or one of the wires breaks or something - I will absolutely chug the rest of the bottle.

True. Ok, what about: Drink every time you spot Allison Wilson attach or un-attach herself to wires (for flying).

All I can think of is: drink every time Christopher Walken looks bored.

Who has thought up good rules for a drinking game?

Sigh, I am super moody and overly-sensitive today because of all the horrible shit that's happening right now, but "Taylor Swift is writing about the most important topic, which is what happens when your boyfriend doesn't text you back"?? Fuck that sexist bullshit. Really.

First the American Horror Story spoiler in the title, now this. Why do you hate your readers? I seriously don't get it.

Yeah, that's insane. Even the head of the American Polygraph Association doesn't recommend the test for rape victims or victims of abuse/trauma. What's so sad is that sometimes women really want to take the test so they can prove they're not lying, but then they get bad results and people don't believe them and their…

Victims of trauma should NEVER take a lie detector test. They are inconclusive in general, but they are notoriously inaccurate for rape victims who take them under conditions of heightened stress and often experience PTSD symptoms during the high-pressured test. Lie detector tests don't detect lies, they detect…

I am all for focusing on rehabilitation over punishment. By "good" I mean the fact that he's being charged at all and the fact that most people think he'll be convicted. In the states, on the off chance someone rich and powerful got charged, he would hire the best lawyers money could buy and he would not be convicted.