Honestly, I had a shit day yesterday, I'm gearing up for a shit day today, and I really needed something happy like this to come along. Very exciting news!

Nope! That’s just not true, and it’s really unkind to boot.

Well, she said she was a teenager when it happened. I'm sure we *all* could have used a little help as teenagers.

Im finding the length of Mandy Moore's dress confusing. The top is great, though.

I'm so sorry about your kitten. There really isn't anything you could have done. Like other people have said, you have her the very best shot she could have had. And I hope you can take comfort in the fact that this kitten, who had such a rough start, knew love and care in her life because of you.

I love everything about Emma Thompson, but one of my favourite things is that when she was in Brideshead Revisited with Hayley Atwell, and the producers told Atwell to lose weight, Thompson went to them and said that if they ever brought it up again she'd quit.

Yes! I always still think of him as her new husband, though, too.

Hahahahaha, we just bought a house, too! Like, we got possession two days ago. Yesterday, my dad and stepmum came over and helped us pull up the carpet upstairs and in the basement. The good news: we found the original hardwood in pretty nice condition upstairs. The bad news: we may have found asbestos tile in the…

Yes, exactly!

This is the saddest Dirt Bag ever.

I, and probably just about every woman I know, have all received a "hug" like that at some point, and I'll say once more for the folks in the back: That's not a hug, my dude.

...So?

As a young-ish someone whose body is probably not “flattered” by leggings, let me just say: fuck that shit. Leggings are comfy, and you can pry them from my cold, unflattered hands.

No one cares, Brad.

If you’re close enough to get sprayed, you’re too close.

I’d also like to add that having gone back and looked at your past posts, where your bizarre vitriol toward “mombies” comes out in full force (and seemingly ONLY moms, NEVER dads), I can now confirm that you are indeed a misogynistic asshole.

When you refer to people who need to feed their children and don’t want to be publicly shamed for it as “mombies,” you make it reeeeeeal hard to have sympathy for your plight.

I have literally never encountered someone breast-feeding who wanted to *make sure* I saw them doing so.

In some ways, it’s better to leave right away if you know the job’s not for you. If it's a short enough term, you can leave it off of your resume.

Look at at this way: he *has* had a fair shot at succeeding at the job, and he’s *already* managed to fuck it up by being awful to the person who’s training him.