You know, the telling of the story was kind of interesting when you shift focus to that cop. He, too, was just a kid. They didn't paint him as racist. It was more like he was scared and extremely negligent. In fact, the overtly racist one was another cop, who was only adding to the tension. I don't know about everyone…

The end of the film says he got two years, but was released after 6 months. Six months for shooting a young man in the back while he was lying face down, restrained.

Must... read... Labia Landia! Tricky to put out an ISO for that one though, huh?

It's actually doing the opposite. I'm so afraid that right after the vine ends, he's going to snap the puppy's neck and grin that Joffrey grin. I keep trying to warn the puppy!

It is to Great Britain. It's new to this era. It's symbolic of an attitude that has been lacking for centuries. It's history, and it's about damn time.

OK, but let me just be completely honest here. I'm only celebrating the royal baby if it's a girl. Otherwise it'll be: oh, bummer... this was almost history. So, booze, explosions and a French accent for me... I'll catch up with the rest when Today covers it incessantly.

We found out later that she was pregnant. So, pregnancy brain?

It took me all day to write this post, and now I'm sure no one will read it and that's fine, because it's probably a little dangerous for me to do so in the first place. But I like reading about that quota shit because it validates the way I already see the world.

My sister begged for crimper for Christmas THREE YEARS ago. She was so excited when she got it. She is 33.

I totally understand being sensitive. But I'm sure you will find just as many people who love the name as dislike it. It's like the wedding industry - every question you ask other brides, you get their opinions stated as fact, because it's such a personal thing, and they want to feel validated in their own choices and…

YUP! Been there. One of my friends with the issue told me if she can't excuse herself to the bathroom beforehand, she will make sure she is the one to drop her own trow, and fold it over in a way that no one can see. But that's a lot of forethought. I think if it's something you want to do for the sake of your…

They try to market it that way, and if you have discharge, or it's like 100 degrees, it's certainly not the worst idea in the world.

I mean, sure. That's the first thing that I thought of. But that's because it's the reference I had. If I knew a cute little boy named Cedric, that would be my reference. Will he come out wearing a fedora? No.

OK, but did you come up with a better name that you loved more? Or do you secretly wish you had named her Luna? Peer pressure is not cool, folks.

Oh yeah, I worked at Applebees one summer. Every waitress was pregnant. They told me to pretend I was too, and when I refused to do it, I got a lot of you-think-you're-better-than-mes. But it's true. Customers LOVE the preggies. But only if you let them all up in your business.

Yeah, but aren't they anyway? I mean, women are encouraged to wear daily liners to protect their undergarments. What's wrong with the same suggestion for men? I would love to see a serious commercial for boxer brief liners: now scented! Keep it fresh, boys!

I think feedback is horrible name for a little girl. Maybe ok for a boy.

I mean, the whole point of my post was that it's mean to be judgmental about baby names, but that's a great name... for your dog. Not your little human.

Dude, I'm telling you. You've got to force people who want to be judgey to wait until there is a tiny human to be judgey of. I'm with you on the punchy thing.

Not sure if this is the right forum for this discussion, but anyone notice friends and family being THE WORST once you tell them your baby name? My sister thought about naming her baby Declan. Told a couple of people. Then the shitstorm. Everybody told her what an awful name for a kid it was. She decided no matter…