Hot damn, Matt McGorry.

[in an Australian accent]

The most important thing I learned from this collection of tweets... I need to start following James Van Der Beek ASAP!!

I have to admit, I downloaded this game immediately after reading this article (which was posted Monday). Today was the first time I realized that forming squares gives you sweet perks. That's almost an entire week. I am ashamed.

"is this your intellectual property?"

When did the youngest Jonas Brother become the hottest?

"the relative non-hairiness of Chinese men"

Ugh, that Catholic guilt is killer.

Her??

I just had a patient the other day who showed up in our inpatient psych unit after being found intoxicated and suicidal. He had been drinking vanilla extract, because you can't buy beer/alcohol with food stamps.

Hahaha. Oh my, that's actually hilarious. I might try the "take what he's saying extremely literally or just act confused and ask questions" approach next time I get catcalled.

To quote "The Sweetest Thing"...

Do you happen to have brightly colored hair and a jeweled belly button?

Yes.

While it's true that more women receive treatment for depression, this does not necessarily mean they are more likely to be depression as compared to men. Not only are men less likely to report symptoms of depression and/or seek treatment, but men also often report experiencing depression differently, including having…

As others have already pointed out... um, no. Not only are men less likely to report symptoms of depression and/or seek treatment, but men also often report experience depression differently, including having feelings of anger as opposed to feelings of sadness or crying episodes. Which makes these type of ads even…

So glad to know this exists. Thanks for the PSA!

#3.

Omg. I enjoyed those emails way more than I should've. I wish more people would work the OC into our day-to-day lives.

Unfortunately, I'm not in NYC. And I wish I had someone to refer you to in that area, but I do not. I would simply encourage you to visit your PCP (family doctor/general practitioner) and ask for his/her recommendations for a great neuropsychologist in the area. As far as the previous bad experiences it sounds like…