Your omelette game is extraordinary. I'm lucky to have bell peppers, cheese and olives in the fridge, so I rarely get to make a fancy omelette with tons of goodies, so instead I just make it with whatever I do have ..which is rarely, if ever, a whole lot. Artichoke hearts sound like a great addition, though.

I need a ridiculously overpriced special brew but I'm saving that craving for the Friday. I'm dreaming of a golden brisk IPA type of a beer maybe and a hearty meal, and then a chocolatey stout as dessert.

I just started a new job full-time, and lack some packed-lunch inspiration. I think in the past, at my last full-time job when I was also more overweight, I ate too heavy and then got tired post-lunch, which lead to a lot of caffeine consumption. So basically, if any of you have light lunch suggestions that can be…

I'm starting a support group for people who are inexplicably attracted to sociopathic characters as portrayed by Andy Daly.

I love it so much and if I didn't have to wake up in 6 hours I'd rewatch it right now.

I respectfully disagree with the above commenter about Ashes to Ashes. It's not perfect, it's got some blemishes (unlike Keeley Hawes' perfect skin), for sure. But I think it's a fitting sequel to Life on Mars, and a lot of the beginning awkwardness fades towards the end. Alex gets more comfortable in her…

Drew should totally direct again, that was a damn confident debut.

I like Kaling a lot but yeah, they were not good together, even just as conversation partners.

I can understand your argument with some of the female guests, but then not others. Mindy Kaling and Elizabeth Banks episodes didn't have much attempted flirtation, they were mostly like "Oh, you're not fucked up in some way? What a shame ..wait, are you ashamed? Aren't we all?". There was maybe some perving on Banks,…

I learn so much from podcasts, but in the weirdest ways. The ladies on the last John Hodgman podcast reminded me of some friends I have who have these jokey feuds with me over little things that start out as fun and funny and end up being annoying and strange. I should probably continuing those arguments, no matter…

I don't watch SNL on the regular but my friend made me watch all the segments from this character and I just died laughing. The more surreal they got, the better.

As sad as any celebrity - or rather, artist - death will be, especially if hopelessly premature and sudden, the fact is their work lives on. I look at my DVD shelf or book shelf or CD shelf and see a lot of faces who have passed away, but I still hold their art close to my heart and that's what's important.

I'm a ladyperson but patriarchy affects us all, including the 14 year old version of me, watching the movie for the first time. Good point. I should rewatch the movie and reconsider it.

"…there’s nothing especially empowering about the story of a woman forced to choose between two rapists—one who takes her by force when she rejects his advancements, another who blackmails her into sex."

Wrestling sites are cesspools of idiocy, even though I know a lot of really fun, funny, witty wrestling fans. It's a mystery.

Sorry, the line between wrestling fans online who say stupid shit and mean it and fans who say stupid shit as jokes to parody the fans who say stupid shit and mean it is really blurry sometimes. Let's forgive each other and watch mid-90's New Japan matches and be friends.

Really? Really? Really?

Just when I think wrestling fans have stopped being negative neds and nellies, they comment like this. Movies like this have absolutely no bearing on the rest of the WWE programming, apart from the fact they take away some of the roster for the duration of the filming.

Somehow Boyle going Full Boyle was less funny than just regular Boyle. I enjoyed this episode, but it wasn't as solid as some of the earlier ones.

I love Robyn. I saw her live last year and her energy on stage was amazing, and it's no wonder she looks as fit as she does, if that's the amount of dancing she does every show. It was inspiring.