Good riddance, Stephanie. I never liked you and I'm happy to be rid of you.

Yeah. Ativan was the option of very last resort for her. She'd only take it if she legitimately thought she would completely lose control. But just having the bottle in her purse helped control her anxiety, because she knew it was always there if she needed it.

T_D went even more apoplectic last night than they usually do and are talking about leading a crusader to "leave reddit to die as a SJW shill factory" and revitalize Voat as the true bastion of free speech and America. Please, please, please don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blaming irresponsible doctors or big pharma based on what we know right now is pretty silly, when there's not even any evidence (yet) that he had Ativan in his system when he died or that he had a dependence issue.

That's how it was indicated for my wife, too. Lexapro for maintenance, Ativan in an emergency.

Eventually they'll start stickying this to these comments sections. Would really make things easier.

I'm not sure what you're defining as "rock vocalist" really, but, while Cornell had a fantastic voice, I'd be hard pressed to pick someone other than Freddie for that title.

Wait, who was Alec Baldwin playing, then? I thought he was the director of the CIA?

Ninjas, needless to say, never had a chance in our household.

What is it about today and this retort? I've seen it like 10 times just this morning.

As someone whose very marriage is predicated on that series (I proposed in line before a midnight screening of Pirates 3 and my wife walked down the aisle to the main theme), I'm sad it has been reduced to this state. Even the presence of Javier Bardem doesn't seem likely to redeem the mess.

Day 1: Hero takes on scourge of obnoxious idiots texting during movies
Day 2: Weird guy goes too far in trying to make a point that some of us agree with in principle
Day 3: Holy shit someone make sure this dude can't buy a gun and take away his access to reddit and 4chan

Sadly, no, but it's helped and I link it every time someone does it.

In which I'm sad I live on the other side of the country.

I've said it a number of times, but I would contend it's the best thing ever written for this site, and I would invite people to argue with me about that, just so I can read anything else ever written for the AV Club that would be in contention for that title.

They inspired the makers of Finding Nemo to convince everyone that it's super hilarious to shout "MINE!" over and over and over and over whenever anyone brings them up.

It all got used up fighting the great alien invasion of 1986, the story of which was later adapted into a movie staring David Duchovny.

I'm sort of glad I'm just young enough to have come of age listening to '90s music, but am not quite old enough that I had to actively keep track of the moving goalposts. By the time I hit high school, it had all sort of washed out a little. And, obviously, everyone is uncool in middle school, so it didn't really…

Reading Sean's articles about music constantly reminds me about how much I don't know I don't know about things I otherwise consider myself a fan of and enjoy.

No qualifiers. iZombie is their best show.