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This, 100%. My parents went through an extremely rocky patch when I was starting middle school (aka, the time that's tough for any kid even if their parents aren't screaming at each other on a daily basis). I'm 23 now and I still can't deal with people yelling, even if it's not directed at me. I can feel my chest get

Yes, that was a joke. I like my rights to vote, own property, etc., more than I like feeling widely appealing, obviously.

Personally I like to wax nostalgic over the middle ages, knowing that a pale, chubby lady like myself would be the height of perceived wealth and sexual desirability.

It even has a watermark.

Yes! As an American, I find it very refreshing to watch British TV shows and see normal-looking people. I really appreciate how Peep Show, for instance, had Sophie (Olivia Colman, if you don't watch it, which you should) as Mark's love obsession, because while she's pretty, she still looks like a woman who could

It could be his other parent's last name. I've met a person who had her mother's last name, then decided to change it to her father's after having a bad fight with the mother. There must be at least one other person out there like that.

I had the same thing happen. My first grade teacher went on and on about how I didn't hold my pencil the right way. She made me use these little rubber grip things that were so uncomfortable they would give me hand cramps, so naturally when she wasn't paying attention, I would just take it off. Then she would yell at

44 - when he was turned into a vampire. He is presently about 244.

Comparing her to Adele and Alicia Keys is not really a level comparison. They're more in the R&B/pop realm, whereas Nikki is rap/hip-hop/pop. Rap is overwhelmingly a man's game.

When I saw him in Skins I didn't realize he was the titular Boy from About A Boy, so now I just associate him with Tony, who was basically a sociopath. I cheered when (spoilers) something particularly nasty happened to his character. I know Nicholas and Tony are not the same person but I still can't shake my dislike.

Did you really find Jessa to be genuine-sounding when she was explaining how her marriage ended to her father? I mean, we as the audience watched the moments her relationship crashed and burned - it wasn't a matter of him "just not wanting to work at it" or whatever she was saying. She spent the evening antagonizing

I can't remember with the Dr (although I would hope that being older and more mature, he would have used one) but I'm almost certain I remember Glover's character mentioning he was going to go get a condom.

I'm not Hungarian but my family has a very similar outlook on behavior, especially with kids. We were taught that if you were out in public, you had to be quiet and polite, not make a scene of yourself, etc. I wouldn't go so far as to say I'm "disgusted," but I have to admit that I've been rolling my eyes a little at

I wondered the same thing. She makes it painfully obvious that she doesn't want to be there (mumbling, not smiling, staring at the floor) so if her foot was hurting her that much, why not ask if someone else can fill in for her? It's not like there was a shortage of celebrities to pick from.

Yes. It's extra creepy when you add in that her father apparently never sees his other daughter anymore. Why might that be? Ick.

Sorry, I should have known better than to drop the ball like that when there are so many pedants around to pick at any topic regarding race. I believe Courtney Stodden was being discriminatory toward people (specifically, women (specifically, of the 20-35 age range)) of Slavic origin. Satisfied now?

Your comparison doesn't work. If you needed a kidney transplant, regardless of who you chose to see, your surgeon would still have kidneys. He or she would know what is or isn't normal kidney pain and would be a better doctor for it. Yes, the hypothetical kidney-less doctor could read books and do dissections and

I think she was going for the Russian mail order bride vibe, which is, yeah, just a teensy bit racist.

Wow, no wonder Jeremy Irons does such a great job playing the Pope.

I hope David got a cavity from that (stolen!) Snickers. Jerk.