No.

What, seriously?
I'm not even sure how to respond…it's a three-year difference. I don't know if you've ever encountered teenagers, but they're horny and stupid. (source: was a teenager) Nothing they do is particularly wise, and a 19-year-old proposing to a 16-year-old (and then marrying her a year later) in the 1950s…

If I hadn't chanced upon the TV show I had seen when I was a kid, I would never have known that memory wasn't my real life. It's just something that opened my eyes to a little-known phenomenon. I have no doubt that I'm still walking around with false memories, and you probably are too.

And he was 19!
It's almost like you're distorting the facts to make him seem worse than he is

I keep coming back here to see if they added one, and they still haven't :(

I hadn't heard any of that, but I'd argue this is all evidence for his defense, as pedophiles don't tend to be interested in 17-year-olds

I just watch Everything is Terrible

Just to muddy the waters: memory is one of the most complex and little-understood aspects of the human mind, and we're still learning about it. We know that memories 'update' every time they're accessed, and that children (and adults with cognitive disabilities) can craft a memory from an event that didn't happen if…

finally, feminism is being discussed in a way I can understand!

I don't exactly understand what you're saying, so I'll reiterate.

I think what we're arguing is, 'leave the State out of it,' because if they couldn't even bring him to trial, then their official position is that they can't prove he's guilty, and that's that.

No, it's a jury's job to decide whether or not the state had a case.

I'll play devil's advocate: does Woody Allen really have a history of creepy/borderline predatory relationships?

It's just generally backwards to give a prosecutor the benefit of the doubt like that. We don't want the state to be able to smear citizens through innuendo without even going through with a trial.

Huh. I did see that movie…

I think I got all the references except for the one where Rick dances with a robot woman. What's that from?

Well, there's one where Tiny Morty gets eaten in some cereal, and in several of them he's probably going to be dead within the next few seconds

I would go one further and say that anyone who was worked up enough about a Star Wars Monopoly gamepiece to express sufficient interest needs to be ignored at all costs

I don't really understand why some of those tobacco commercials are in this montage anyway. I get the Flintstones ones, but like, mill workers using chewing tobacco? How's that politically incorrect?

I was already getting pretty tired of the game when I made the best pairing we had seen, and decided to retire permanently. It was basically so awful that I hesitated to even play it. I'll cover it in spoiler tags to hide my shame.