Of course he's a cook. I swear this personality trait - the straight-faced practical jokes, appreciation for inflicting social awkwardness - runs in chefs and people who wind up in the restaurant industry. Ditto with the tattoos and criminal record, and big heart.

Was anyone else shocked by the frank treatment of sex and sexual violence in her books?

The woman seriously does not understand that if the majority of women accessing abortions are telling her, "I'm experiencing a miscarriage," then the women are in fact experiencing miscarriages, and that Planned Parenthood is providing the necessary treatment? She thinks "miscarriage" is a new buzzword for pro-choice…

They are all unsympathetic and shallow.

You unpaid job during your first semester of law school is not more important than your damn grades. I laughed out loud when Annalise said this episode that the trophy doesn't matter - are all these top students at this elite university deluded? And criminal law is not about defense trial strategies. Ugh.

I figure it can't be the girlfriend, because none of the other characters would cover for her.

10% property tax, active town council, and residents like Bob Kraft

So true. She looks oddly boxy in clothes, even though she's so curvy. Something about the shelf-boobs and the extreme proportions on a short frame. Naked...I could stare for hours.

You should experiment with a keratin treatment or deep conditioning on them. And write a blog about it.

Ugh, Tara's voice was just too high-pitched for me. It sounded like something only dogs should hear. I think Hannigan was even silent during the group numbers.

Opposite of my city. My friend and I were grilling in a small park adjacent to his house, using an electric grill. I think the steaks had just hit the grill when a firetruck pulled up - and asked us to move our grill 50 feet so, on to the apartment building's grass. A police cruiser drove by later just to make sure 2…

Whatever, who hasn't wanted to kill Bran at some point? His storyline sucks.

Seasons one and two were kind of up and down in terms of quality, so Go Fish to me just hides in the group. Bad Beer, on the other hand, was awesome. I love the light-toned, comedic standalone episodes (like the one where all the women fall in love with a young Jason Stackhouse from True Blood).

Wait, who was the third? I count Giles and Spike.

Plus, this episode doesn't meet the criteria the writers set out: the characters DO discuss this experience multiple times in later episodes - it's part of the whole Buffy-dealing-with-not-being-in-heaven-unhappy-to-be-alive arc.

I literally thought primer was a giant scam (it's moisturizer, people!) until I tried their primer years ago. Their basic oil free one is magic.

- AG Prima (high waisted) jeans

I worked at the Massachusetts State House when he did, and our office was right next door. When Obama was getting publicity about his new dog, Brown called in reporters to watch him walk his dog up and down our corridor. Also, he looked at my boobs when he talked to me.

I vaguely remember that story. How was the man ambulatory enough to kill his neighbor but not look out the window?

Our counselors read this to us every night one summer when I was a kid. We'd then pass the book around the bunks to see the pictures. The one where the scare-crow-turned-man peels the skin off his human abusers and lays them on the roff in the sunlight...could not forget. Or sleep.