I had a burnout a couple of year ago (incidentally, just as I was finishing my 20s). I've noticed since then that my nerves are not what they used to be and I have a feeling that they never will be. I'm therefore not putting up with anyting stressful that can be avoided anymore. What's the point?

Honestly, my close second is any of these:

Woah, now. I'm with you on the whole "pick a team based on geographical/familial identity, and you'll have a much richer experience for it" part of things. But at the same time, I've come to accept the fact that my favorite team, which has been my family's favorite team for a long time and is based within a few miles…

That's super-racist, Greg. Dong is Vietmanese, not Korean, and I think Kia's really stepped up their game in the past couple of years - I'd hardly say they're "floppy."

Oh, fuck off.

Attention bad tippers: Paris Hilton is now a better person than you are. BOOM.

I believe all three of these ladies need to write a short introduction about themselves using only gifs. Or a la the Emoji Tatler.

So are you thinking about how to resist the cultural pressures on boys now? Because it's there and powerful as well.

Ya know, back when I was in school, you tended to call the parents of the child when they were uncooperative. But, sure. The police is such a better option!

I have no children. This is stuff I know just by being a person living in the world. What kind of fucking dolt was this guy before?

It's not standard policy to have to pay to get it back. Just wait till the end of class or the day.

Okay, because I know someone is gonna say, Well maybe she was being aggressive with the assistant principal, maybe she was running from the cops, etc, etc, etc. So let's just head that off at the pass and say unless she was holding a gun to their freaking heads there is NO REASON for three (or two or even one) grown…

This is my perspective too. I read In Cold Blood way younger than I should have and just could not understand how someone becomes a guy who can do that. Like, what has to go wrong in your brain for that behavior to result?

In the late '80's I moved to a small town called Mercer Island just outside of Seattle to live with my aunt and her three daughters. I had just gotten out of one of those "troubled kids" institutions that I still blithely refer to as a reform school, and needed to enough credits to graduate.

I subscribe to the Gavin de Becker theory of morbid curiosity : it's a natural survival instinct to have an interest in any potential threats to ourselves.

So it's totally normal to be into serial killers. No biggie. Because naturally they are a big possible threat to us. That they're a rare possible threat just makes…

I would never EVER post gore or any such things to the public, or really look at them either (my mother in law is well, crazy, and she was adamant that everyone she knew watch that reporter get beheaded by ISIS so that we'd hear the call of vigilante justice or whatever. I don't watch people die for shits or giggles).…

Has anyone here watched "The Fall" with Gillian Anderson? I CAN'T LOOK AWAY.

I looked at my Netflix, Amazon and kindle queues one evening after eating a strong brownie and came to the unassailable realization that things would look bad for me if I got mixed up in something bloody.

At least once every couple of months I fall into the serial killer Wikipedia hole. Each bit of information brings something new to look up! If ever I'm wrongfully accused of any sort of heinous crime, I could probably be convicted on my search history alone.