If nothing else, she’s made me confident that I’m aging better than I thought.

I’m turning 43 in June and same.

Life imitates Emil in the Soup Tureen.

“I don’t have a racist bone in my body!”

Public sector worker here. If any of them are still in their probationary period, they can be fired for any reason without even having to be told why.

I’d be interested to know his position on kids needing to be vaccinated to attend public schools. (Spoiler alert: I am in favor.)

I see two of them are sporting the “I want to speak to your manager” haircut. The overlap surprises me not.

Frankie’s said plenty of deliberately provocative shit, but one thing he isn’t is a racist.

At Kent State?! Talk about adding insult to injury.

The network didn’t throw anyone under the bus. The network exercised their right to give consequences to your freedom of speech, asshole.

Et tu, Dara?

I kind of like the play on words of her flouting convention with her flautistry.

Yes.

A childhood friend’s father got chicken pox at age 37 and almost died. That disease is no joke.

Dumbarton is the name of a bridge near where I live, so I find that possibility hilarious.

Yup, because he’s Harry’s Son. I find the wordplay delightful.

Cranio-rectal inversion: the forgotten disease.

I am legit jealous that my sister’s kids got the chicken pox vaccine and my generation didn’t.

On the plus side, we have a shit ton of recent citizens and you can count on immigrants to get vaxxed.

I have read that people born in the seventies and early eighties might want to consider getting checked for MMR antibodies, as we may not have gotten the same bulletproof series of two shots that millennials got.