I work at a hotel. We get delivery people that have the wrong hotel info, the wrong room#, no name or room #, we’ve had, more than once, the person be drunk, order and be passed out in their room by the time it comes and not answer the door. Personally, I’ve had the pizza guy get lost multiple times and one just took…

and it will, but that’s not what’s going on right now. If she’s afraid right now(and who knows, fan comes from fanatic for a reason) then she’s afraid right now. Knowing a week from now, or a month from now the people that are threatening and harrassing you will go away, doesn’t do shit for right now. That’s like…

my question would be, why does your grandma have carpet that color in her bedroom? light colored carpet it the devil’s tool. 

“smart, kind, funny, whimsical, well-dressed and talented as fuck!” Add in intelligent, a devoted husband and father and invested in making the world a better place. If you don’t find those qualities sexy, I don’t know what to say Mr. Harriot.  

Kristen Stewarts obvious joy in the trailer was what sold me on this movie. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her looking that happy and lighthearted. As somoene who grew up with the 70's show and watched them replace Angel after Angel, there’s literally no sacred cow here. If the movie is semi-decent then it does justice…

as someone who hates everything, that’s better than hating everything. 

Counterpoint, Chidi is a mild mannered person who lets himself be walked on over and over and over until he reaches a breaking point and then he reacts. Simone is not. She’s someone that gives someone a reasonable chance and then says enough is enough, kindly step off please.

“No matter how hard it gets and how pointless the task seems you need to try to help.” You don’t though. Sure if you had eternity and were in a place where nothing truly bad could happen to you and you were just a masochist, but in the real world?

I have never seen a single one of these versions of P&P but the answer is always Colin Firth (and also D’Arcy Carden).

No she didn’t “tarnish” her memory but apparently she nailed the closet door shut and pushed her daughter into the arms of a man that aided and abetted if nothing else, her drug habit. I mean better a dead straight daughter than a live gay one I guess, right? 

This. Sure, maybe she would have gone the same way but I remember hearing forever that she only married Bobby Brown to prove she wasn’t a lesbian and I’ve always felt like if she hadn’t felt the need for that she might not have gone the way she did.

I think it’s because alcohol is legal and socially acceptable and lots and lots of people drink without having a problem, but none of that is the case with coke?

I’m assuming it means when she was sober. Like they are using sober/not sober as the descriptors for her condition so wasn’t “not sober” would be when she wasn’t high.

This was me and I wound up missing my chance. I completely understand financial issues but if you really want kids, work towards it. I just assumed things would change at some point. It’s one of the biggest regrets of my life. 

well, I mean it did stop $25 billion dollars from being actually useful

which just proves the point that any word can be a “bad” word if it’s used that way. It doesn’t matter what the word means in the dictionary, it matters how it’s used in the real world. 

I don’t think the experiment works unless they are close to the participants. Unlike a scientific experiment, this is a humanity experiment and that requires human connection. If Tahani hadn’t genuinely connected to John, he wouldn’t have made the changes he did. 

But that implies that afterlife is just life with froyo everywhere for eternity. The afterlife is just that, and not subject to the same rules as mortal life. The afterlife isn’t about getting to continue your life as an immortal basically. 

There’s a difference between punishment as a consequence of actions and punishment as a preventative or attempt to rehabilitate. The Bad Place practices punishment as a consequence. Do bad things, have bad things happen to you in response. That *is* a just universe. The problem is, the level of consequence to action…

Ugh, nope. Just nope. Tracy’s “arc” was about being told that having a problem with adultery and alcoholism means you have a stick up your ass and you should just lighten up. Coming from a family where both of those things were rampant and caused long term damage, both physically, emotionally and psychologically, I…