I love that Scrubs episode!

And also, if this site ever wants a male fashion contributor, I'm ridiculously qualified. I could send you guys a picture of my walk-in closet if you want. I bet I own more pairs of shoes than 90% of your readers.

I'm too lazy to type out my whole comment again, but feel free to look at what I posted down the thread. I'm sure you know that things have changed and were just making a generalization, but if you aren't super into male fashion, you might be surprised just how much they've changed. Here's another visual reference in…

That's not even remotely true. Ties and lapels have narrowed, arm holes have gone up, one vent has replaced none, then two vents have replaced one, double breasted has gone in and then out, two buttons has replaced three as the norm, the notch lapel has generally replaced the peak lapel, the shoulders have become less…

I'm actually a little stunned Damages wasn't on there. I think it's much closer to Scandal than anything else on Netflix streaming. I do think Damages is a lot better though. Kerry Washington is awesome, but some of the plots on Scandal are pretty silly.

You realize they don't just make these up, right? It's just an algorithm that thinks the shows are similar because people who watch one tend to watch the other, and there are certain tags that are the same.

The Olympics are inescapable? Not really... I had to work during the last Olympics, so I basically didn't get to watch anything, and I found it hard to keep up with what was going on. I was pretty upset about it. And that's fine that you don't like the Olympics, but do you not realize how ignorant and spiteful you…

For the second time today (the 2 Broke Girls article was the first), all I can think is "How hard is it to just turn the tv off?" Seriously, if you don't like what's on, then DON'T WATCH IT. So simple.

No, (s)he probably meant BBT. I know a lot of people love it, but I'm also of the opinion that it's criminally unfunny. Judging from the OP's username, (s)he has great taste in television comedies!

I appreciate what you're trying to do, but you're definitely fighting a losing battle (the same one I've been fighting for years). It drives me nuts as the only non-conservative in my family, because every family gathering someone will pull out quotes like the ones you've responded to of people saying it's fine to…

If you read the story, the Oklahoma fans and her family of Alabama fans had been trading insults back and forth the entire time. Right before the incident, her son challenged those fans to a fight, they challenged him back, and then she jumped on them. Everyone involved acted like a bunch of idiots, but physical…

It isn't a good thing. I'm also surprised how many people on here are defending her or saying they cheered for her. It is, however, a very, very video. The music timing is just perfect.

I actually didn't like the episode that much. I will refrain from spoiling, of course, but it was all a little bit too silly, even for Sherlock

That picture is from Metroid Other M, which is one of the worst examples of female characters in video games. There are a lot of resources out there that talk about that specific game and its issues, but here's the first one I pulled from a quick google search: http://girlmeetsgame.tumblr.com/post/544533767…

Nice! I enjoy all 3 as well, but the 95 version will always hold a special place in my heart. I lost my virginity in between watching episodes 5 and 6 with my first girlfriend. God bless Colin Firth and his arousal-inducing sexiness.

The 1980 or the 1995?

I didn't see any red cans, so for about 30 seconds I was wondering why you said "piles of coke," before what you actually meant dawned on me. I guess I should email my parents and tell them that sending me to Catholic school as a kid worked out the way they'd hoped.

Haha, yeah, my first thought was "That guy has a girlfriend, and I spend my weekends watching Archer reruns on Netflix and eating Ben and Jerry's ice cream."

Whoops, I put the wrong link on my last post. This is the one I actually meant: http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/20/tra…

I was going to leave a similar comment, but saw that there were so many comments already I assumed Lindy wouldn't see it. If you want to read about some awesome airport stories, check out this piece CNN did a few months ago: http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/28/tra…