Hell, I'm declaring an official Robots and Cheeses date night at my house. Gotta establish a strong foundation for your relationship.

Yep, I first fell in love at four. His name was Freddy and he only came by every so often to visit his grandparents across the street from us. We liked to climb trees and dip our fingers within snapping distance of the giant snapping turtle that lived in a sunken bathtub in his grandfather's garden. I hope he stayed…

I'm pretty sure this would work on me at 34. YES to cheese, sir. YES to robots.

I agree with Maria Shriver (someone had to say it.)

It's so weird. There's this thing you can do to remove some of the uncertainty and investigate the evidence ... what is it? What is it? OH YEAH. A TRIAL.

I can almost understand the used condom, but I really don't understand the batteries, or the little gear-device that flicks the Bic. Her owner just intoned "Brandy, drop it. Brandy, drop it. Brandy, drop it," every five minutes without turning around, And, just like clockwork, Brandy would be caught by surprise…

From the slow motion part of the video I'd say the floppy ears are creating some sort of vortex that sucks food directly into the mouth.

Just my scientific opinion.

That's cool- Let me know when they hold a Sofa Cushion Eating Contest or a Safety Razor Eating and Resulting Emergency Vet Visit Contest.

This makes sense to me, I haven't read it in awhile, but I remember having the impression that it read as more of an outline than a fleshed out story.

Personally I liked Mockingjay. But regardless, a lot of the above can be said for many books in final series. Definitely for Allegiant, which I hated. A few of those can be said of Return of the King and Deathly Hallows, too, though.

Lionsgate was hoping it would make about $150 million and some were predicting it to make more, i never said it was a huge deal but the problem is that the stocks have fallen by a bit. The numbers for the box office outside NA have been amazing so that why the stocks have only fallen by 5%. It is better for the film…

Saw this opening night. It was pretty good, I thought JLaw did a good job portraying how lost Katniss is. I was not amused at the amount of theater goers that laughed at Prim for going back for Buttercup. "I couldn't leave him, I couldn't live with myself!" pretty much sums up why Prim would have been first to die…

Isn't Nancy also throwing shade at the fact that republicans are notoriously against social welfare programs? That whole next level of shade is down right shudder worthy!

Better yet, how is this orange psycho hosebeast Speaker of the House? ??

"If you can't accept what appear to be genuine apologies, you can have no reasonable expectation that anything will ever change."

THIS THIS THIS THIS TIMES A MILLION. An apology is good to offer, but does not have to be accepted. The author is accepting that he fucked up, which is good, but part of that acceptance is also accepting that the damage has been done and can't be taken back. So he gets to live with that.

I'm in the camp that says his apology seems really sincere, and good on him. However, there is a reason we say people offered an apology — because no one has to accept it. While most people here hate racism, we don't all have an equal stake in this.

Since when is forgiveness mandatory? The apology was offered. Global Beet is well within his rights not to accept it.

Meh, he can take his apology and shove it. This dude is emblematic of so many other oldish white dudes. Even when a black person (espeeeecialy a black woman) earns a modicum of success, they have to, in some way, put them back in their place. It's almost as if generations of white supremacy has conditioned them to be…

I like very much this Ben/Jen coverage. I wouldn't expect anything less from a guy raised by an incredible woman in Cambridge, MA, but my liberal heart strings are feeling quite warm.