I think I understand the sentiments, but I can honestly say I've never regretted NOT having sex with someone.

*adjusts glasses, clicks her ballpoint pen open and positions it over her notepad*

They do always seem to say that with the back of one wrist laid ever-so-gently against the forehead.

Look at it this way, though: at least you were spared the "creeeek creeeeek creeek creekcreekcreekcreekcreek" of the sofa in the common area as your one roommate Debbie was playing hide the salami with Jo-Jo the Dogfaced Douchebag (whom she for some reason found IRRESISTABLE) while you and your other roommates tried…

Brian? Is that you?

I was JUST about to ask those same first two questions. Is it because the topic is death and grief? I think the NuDisqus has definitely put a damper on our usual over-sharing.

"Scared" is a little strong. I'd say more like, a little embarassed (but I won't care 'cause I'll be dead neener neener neeeee-ner)

Maybe it's the cynic in me (he didn't give his name), but I doubt @avclub-67cde20ce5041dbb7caed2480e12ab42:disqus is going to be with this girl in a month.

Well, not the SAME one.

Liked for "sticks in my craw".

Pack them in your cheeks?

I don't know, in the case of some BDSM-centric furniture, it's really more like used exercise equipment. Some of that stuff is incredibly expensive. Maybe not a run-of-the-mill sex swing, and certainly not anything that is inserted or retains fluids. But some of those custom-made benches, tables, crosses, etc. carry a…

I always wonder, what IS the general consensus when someone carries a grudge against an ex for seemingly a LOT longer than they really need to? I don't mean against an ex that was abusive or who continues to fuck up someone's life, but just a general breakup.

I have a friend who can't say "no" to people as far as favors go, and she got tangled up in the long illness and death of a woman who was a noted character around town. When that woman died, my friend asked me to help her go through the woman's stuff and foster some of her pets.

Respect the chemistry!

So will a dog. Of course, I don't eat dogs.

Ancient Zombie Magic, duh.

I don't know if they're still on the AMC website (I would assume they are) but the webisodes are a quick watch in any case.

Wow, you made it halfway? I saw the opening line about writing his review in Word so he could be ready to post it instantly (so we would not be deprived for a moment of his special insight), coupled with the E-N-O-R-M-O-U-S wall of text, and skipped it.

Well, I think the point is, any supplies are useful, they don't have to necessarily be used for the original purpose.