Opps!

Dear Hulu, please do this show. Also, please stop doing racist Adam Sandler movies.

Maybe help your local shelter, and yourself, by practing TNR.

How can people not love her? “Salty biscuit”- hilarious.

Stacy Dash is a f*cking moron.

I bought a homeless lady breakfast on my way to work. I had seen her for weeks and this morning she was asking for food. I asked her what she’d like for breakfast and she said she was a vegetarian - which I respected. Being homeless is enough, I did not see the need to force her to eat meat if she was given an option.

I would wear it to drive my jeep, go grocery shopping, feed my feral cats, walk my hood, chill on my balcony, and so much more. I too need this cat head and like yesterday.

Other reports are saying they needed to find another home and may have attempted suicide due to stress. This story is sad.

This is one of the reasons my jeep is a stick shift.

Unless that old person winning is your grandpa or grandma or sweet old aunt Myrtle.

I can't imagine winning the lottery, any amount, and not telling my cousins. We are very close though, so I'd want to share my news, and wealth, with them. (Also, they are on the hook to care for my cats should anything happen to me.)

I think I love you Kara. Seriously. This is the best.

Does he know there's no vaccination for smug ignorance?

I love how the researcher slips in as fact that binge watching is an addiction.

Love this story and family. I do rescue work in my free time and what he says at the end is the way I look at rescue work. I can't save everyone, but I can make a huge difference in the life of this, or these, animals/people.

I used tape and positive reinforcement. I put the cat scratcher in front of kitty, put on some nip and then make my cat feel like the most amazing cat ever. It sounds ridiculous, but it works like magic. I adopted ferals and no one scratches the furniture.

Ugh. This woman.

I love how the spider looks defiant and put out that he's got a peeping Tom.

While touch is important it is also equally important that the touch is wanted and safe. And coming from an ethnic family myself I've found it acceptable to not hug people you don't want to hug. No one in my family wants you to be touched by folks, relatives or not, that you don't want touching you.

Doesn't the therapist have a responsibility to inform the police? I'm not familiar with California's laws, but I would think the therapist had a duty to report him.