As a teenager I knew a girl in love with Lance Bass. I knew the first time I saw he was gay.

She always reminded me of a female Dr. Drew.

PTSD is the coolest because it manages to combine both! Plus as an added bonus you get horrific nightmares and actual flashbacks.

oops. I'm leaving it.

My mom refers to General Hospital as My Fake People on TV.

Apparently Patch Adams hates Patch Adams.

Did you watch Ringer?

This is disappointing. I might still give it a try as I love soaps. The ads were never promising. Like this reviews says it was all about the affair and little and little about the characters. So, at least the ads were honest.

Oh, also I'm in Florida at the moment and recently someone in Pensacola is trying to sell the home Jim Morrison is believed to of been conceived in.

I'm surprised they didn't sell it long ago.

The letter that made me stop reading altogether was one of those. A woman wrote that she wanted kids and her fiancée was adamant that he never did. The woman never told her fiancée that she wanted kids and hoped he'd change his mind.

One of the reason I like the romance part is that it was messy and painful. There are several moments that made me cringe they felt so raw. Like when Brody told Kerry that he really liked her and she screams that she loved him.

I loved the romance angle, but part of the reason I liked it is that it wasn't the focus of the show, just a part. A rather small part.

Yeah, I don't get people who are all "Season 2 sucked."

That is one of my favorite episodes of any show ever.

I used to like to read Dear Prudence on Slate. But it was mostly for my own amusement because she gave horrible advice to terrible people. It got too depressing so I stopped.

Did you eat it with a nice slice of cheery pie while watching Twin Peaks?

I bought the DVD of Showgirls 2: Pennies from Heaven OVER A YEAR AGO. Amazon has it listed as being released in November 2011, close 2 years ago. So, "finally" isn't accurate.

@avclub-c156902f5b20b572848be18c11634dfb:disqus A million yesses. I mention this every time this comes up, but my best friend is very intelligent and well-educated. Her favorite show is Two and a Half Men.

Nobody would ever call me a "geek," but the whole "fake geek girl" thing really bothers me because it's only aimed at young women when everyone (but me) seems to claim to be a "geek" nowadays.