Yeah it can be a hard tight rope to walk because people are so different. Some people would have found it perfectly normal, I’m sure, others like myself find it more of a festive gift. Some people want to be cared for and some left alone. It’s hard, but I think even when someone misses the mark the gesture is still…

It’s just so important to take back the Senate that I really dislike the idea of losing a Dem Senator. You’re right that it’s tricky, it’s got to be so much easier to be Trump, all but three choices turned him down.

1. I’m a big Sherrod Brown fan, but he makes Tim Kaine look charismatic.

I am used to people bringing food, there is no way around that when sitting shiva. Edible arrangements just strike me as a happy, celebratory item, though it sounds like it was burdensome to you, which goes against everything tasty, through-the-mail snacks stand for.

My wife loves the Shari’s berries, though.

My father in law passed recently and my wife received an edible arrangements at work, which, what? That seems odd to me, and I’ve wondered if other people thought it was normal. The worst part was she was out of the country, so her office ended up eating everything.

When my wife converted, “Night” was one the books she was assigned, and she said, “oh good a small book, this one will be easy.”

May his memory be a blessing

2) *throws up in mouth a little

Unless it’s good, you are assuming it won’t be. He wasn’t interested in the project as originally presented, that doesn’t mean he was disinterested in the version that he ended up making.

Oh absolutely, it meant a lot to me as a kid to see a house like mine (having family in NY I always had an idea how insanely pricey the Huxtable pad was) that was in a similar state of constant chaos. Dan was such a believable dad and they were a believable couple, they were the kind of people I grew up with and had…

It’s really not. He took a project he found boring and found a way to make it interesting and make it advance what you agree is an admirable goal. He knows that to change old sexist attitudes in Hollywood will require not just proof but a preponderance of it, and that he has momentum and needs to use it while he can.…

Her show highlighted the struggle of blue collar workers in industrial towns with withering industries, featured strong women, featured one of, if not the, first lesbian characters and if I recall featured the first female-female kiss on network television. I just...I can’t even...how could...I mean...TRUMP???!!!

Rosanne’s Trump endorsement was so heartbreaking, I know she’s crazy but her show was the most real and relatable tv family of my childhood, and I always respected her. I rarely care about celebrity endorsements but this one made me sad.

Except we all know if this bombs the lessons studios take won’t be “re-boots don’t make money” but rather “women-driven ensemble comedies just don’t work as blockbusters.” At least this is trying to present something we are familiar with differently for a broader audience, I think you should focus on the more…

I had fun. I had discipline at home but the world kept telling it was my oyster! I mean seriously, I snuck away from my mom at a basketball game when we were getting a pre-game tour of the floor, and somehow I ended up by the announcers doing the live pregame show and old (name of beloved now-retired color commentator…

Thanks, it was a combination of being curious and experiencing a lot of positive reinforcement of negative behavior. The time I hijacked the mall train I was told never to do it again and then given a “badge” and “deputized” (too young to realize mall security not the same as police) and they gave me pizza.

Let me give you a rundown, as I recall, and imagine, it, knowing my family:

That is...not the word security used. I had a habit as a kid of jumping on and riding things, and was funny enough that I never got in trouble with anyone but my parents, hence the bad behavior was reinforced. Electric wheelchairs at the store, you know those mall trains which travel the length of the mall around the…

I was flying solo at 5 or 6 and I left without waiting for an attendant, I forgot they were supposed to accompany me. So I walked off, my little carry on in my hand, and was walking around the airport, wondering when people I knew would magically appear and not noticing security starting to get frantic. I was riding…