IT'S COLONEL BRANDON AND MARIANNE TEN YEARS DOWN THE LINE

It's weird that you go to a starbucks in a store and a donut is $2 and you walk around to the stores donut rack and it's 60 cents. Less if you just stand at the sample stand.

THANK YOU.
Her "accomplishment" is the most boring thing I've read all year.

Yeah, I thought she'd write a short post about how the given day's food was or what she saw at Starbucks that day. But just a crappy photo of a Starbucks cup? Pretty sure that's half of Instagram already.

And that's all I wanted to know too. Any health risks? Or was she healthier than before which would be really curious. But I found out none of that.

This gif pretty much sums up my feelings:

That's correct. It sort of rhymes with bonzai, bonsai, pad thai, Versailles, chai, Dubai, Shanghai, alkali and jai alai. Not that I've ever thought about it or anything.

She spent the equivalent of 2 weeks of my pay every month on food at Starbucks.

I read about her this morning and the entire thing forced me to give my computer screen a One Finger Salute. She never explains WHY she did this. She never mentions WHAT any results/consequences/etc. were. She doesn't WRITE anything about her experience, but merely posted 1 picture a day featuring Starbucks food…

Here are some adjectives I would use to describe the food I have been forced to eat at Starbucks. (Only food at the hospital)

Here is an actual FB post of mine from a few months ago—

I've often wondered how your name is pronounced. In my head it sounds like "dough die." Apologies if that's way off.

I don't understand. Why, WHY, if one has Alan Rickman, would one pine for Pasty-Faced Boy Who Sniffs Pianos? Have we not seen "Truly, Madly, Deeply"? (Seriously, people, track it down ASAP.)

Jezebel publishes lots of horrific stories and rape is major point of concern for people interested in feminist issues. The point of this story is to be informed.

If he really was a serial rapists of kids, I don't feel sorry for him in the slightest.

<adjusts fedora>

Take note, world- vigilante justice is what happens when actual law enforcement channels don't take crimes seriously.