My sister is one of those people who try to give their kids an adventurous palate, and to her credit, she did a great job because they aren't very picky eaters for kids.

I think the point is that if you're treating eating out as what it's supposed to be— a treat— then a slice of pizza or a grilled cheese once in a while will not be the reason your kid is obese.

I've come to realize that it takes quite a lot of intelligence to play burnout/douchebro in an engaging way. That would explain Ulrich's and James Franco's roles of that type being so much more entertaining than, say, Zac Efron's "bro" roles.

I'm going to be honest. That whole scenario sounds like a "patient zero" case study for a public health class. But I'm glad you survived it!

THEY'RE BOTTOM FEEDERS, ANTON!

Well this is more like you ordered a mediocre side with your shitty catfish, and then your side doesn't come so you take a pic of the random person who did get the side (through no fault of her own) for all your thousands of followers to hate on.

My thing is that I was even kind of on-board with the freakout— flying sucks, everyone has a bad day, w/e. But where she really crossed the line for me is taking a pic of the person who ended up in the seat and posted it for the world, which she DAMN WELL knew could lead to that person getting a ton of hate for taking…

That recent JK Rowling tweet honestly remains so timely. If you're fine calling a woman a bitch or a whore or dragging her looks because you think you're on the "right" side…. you're the worrrrrst.

Delta's first twitter response was such good shade. I mean, all this over a $30 issue? Isn't Ann Coulter, like, loaded from all her hatework?

Damn, young Bruce Springsteen was a hottie.

Yes girl peck those gays! Ungentrify them from existence henny!

It would be a twist if the white walkers are defeated and Daenerys claims the throne all in this half of the season, but she become the "secret final boss" of the final set of episodes that Westeros unites against. Maybe a whole "abolishment of monarchy" storyline? Wishful thinking, I know.

My guess is that Sansa "I know how to play the Game of Thrones cuz I wear black now" Stark will string Littlefinger along and carry out a double-cross, but (depending on how dark they want to make things) she might not survive it.

I think it'll eventually help. They continuously need to winnow the cast since it's always growing. Blowing everyone to smithereens last season was a decent way to 'hard reset' and retain focus on the main players again for the final run.

We have something like that where I live, except it's an orthodox Jewish sect. Creepy and probably illegally breaking a bunch of child labor laws, but damn those pancakes are like manna from heaven.

It reminds me of that 30 Rock joke I love, of Liz and Jack thinking "Puerto Rican" is an offensive slur

The issue is that *he* doesn't think he's mocking his friend— he genuinely pities the poor dullard who doesn't know anything because she has "only" a high school degree.

She's a cute girl who admits to going on Reddit and posts "ugly" pics on IG. Practically Frida Kahlo in middle America's "not like other girls" index.

What gets me is that I already more or less knew most of these consequences of climate change from other sources— but seeing it all laid out clinically in one place was still a gut punch.

Cuz she's quirky and different, but in a palatable, cute, (white) way that America doesn't find threatening.