There is something about their mouths that disturbs me.

I’m guessing you aren’t Protestant. Because what you’re saying isn’t true for well, millions of Protestants. I’m sorry you’ve had negative experiences? but that doesn’t mean you need to tar everyone with the same brush.

These people can afford the best nannies money can buy.

We do. (We’re in San Francisco). A lot of places here don’t have air conditioning, since it rarely gets hot enough to need it. Actually, some places don’t have heat either (I’ve seen some of them while looking for housing) but having no air conditioning is more common. So you heat the house in the winter and just go…

Just ordered it!

Actually, no. This is not an isolated occurrence—there have been other, later cases where researchers used tumors/tissue from patients and the patients sued for compensation. Strangely, courts ruled that they were not entitled to compensation. You would think it would be the opposite, no?

Woops, my bad!

My goodness. That’s just...wow.

Does “magnificent” have some other, negative meaning? Because those costumes are utterly hideous.

“All religion seeks to isolate people and make them focus on their short-comings instead celebrating people the way they are.”

Are those real Sprint ads? Really?

Okay, my donation to Planned Parenthood next month goes to Oklahoma.

My bad, I didn’t know there was such a big gap between kids.

The 2 year old does not “need” his own room. Your kids can share a room, you don’t need to move to a three bedroom apartment.

Replying downthread.

This is why no one should live in L.A. I don’t know how anyone can stand the falseness of it.

I thought you were talking about Royal Dish, but I see it’s Celebitchy. Royal Dish is amazing in a bad way. It’s endless bitchery of the type you describe, but solely about royalty. Mainly European but some of the Nordic countries as well. The women there are nuts.

When I read this and saw what she was charging, something my mother used to say ran though my head: “It’s cheap for a reason.” (When I was a teenager, I’d see an ad for say, earrings at Macy’s, for a good price and get all excited about it.) And it usually isn’t a good reason either.

“The point I’m making is that a lot of people seem to confuse a big, elaborate wedding with actually being ready to get married. If you’re about to commit to someone for the rest of your life, and the biggest question you’re asking is what the signature cocktail is going to be then you’ve gone off the rails…

“Up this summer? I’m expected to spawn via c-section on the 8th of July, and be in attendance at a cousin’s wedding on the 15th! “But don’t worry!” I’ve been garaunteed a room on the premises and my ONE WEEK OLD has been graciously given permission to be the only child in attendance. GOOD TIMES AHEAD!!!”