It's latin for before the war. On this site of the Atlantic it's generally understood to be before WWII, in USA before the civil war.

Awwww!!! Here's my darling boy, bemoaning his starvation. He's only 29 lbs.

I had* a Boston terrorist who constantly looked worried. My mom kept asking me, "What is that dog worried about?"

If you have Glass, throw that shit in the gutter.

Dunno why the church is getting its magic undies in such a bunch over this.

We did it, America! Gay pizza for everyone!

I woke up one morning and decided I wanted to get a Ph.D. in math. Why doesn't everyone?

This new money bullshit is classist. Old Money is just as tacky see:

Maybe I'm overly security conscious, bordering on paranoid but I'm not voluntarily submitting any info or allowing any permissions for an app that's developed in Nigeria.

Stop projecting your feelings onto others. Not everyone thinks the meaning of life is children and CLEARLY not everyone wants to have kids. Get over yourself.

Baking soda has the perfect texture and an imperfect, way too alkaline pH. It's not ideal to use on your skin, which is naturally acidic.

Er, I wouldn't necessarily recommend using baking soda on your face.

Big dumb dogs are the very best kind of dog.

because sad fat women just like to lie about getting laid, obvs

That's an interesting point...if the song was originally not racist, but had its connotation changed by being part of minstrel show, wouldn't 80 years of being associated with ice cream change that again?

If you have to explain why a song is racist, based on it's long forgotten roots and not current context, maybe it's not so racist anymore? (Note: I'm not arguing that racism doesn't exist, just providing a counterpoint.)

It's too bad I don't have $135 million. It would be hilarious for my husband to own that.

I don't care because it can't possibly be better than All-American Girl.

Do you live in a country that has featured an Asian family in a sitcom? I mean, I would assume a predominately Asian country has, but I would love to watch the one from your country. I'm assuming you live in a country that is not predominantly Asian, but has had a successful sitcom about an Asian family—otherwise you…