Seriously. A lot of nurse-hate going on in these comments. Nursing is generally regarded as one of the most trustworthy professions. There are a lot of diligent and dedicated women and men in nursing, from CNAs to RNs, that provide excellent and compassionate care to their patients. Then you get a news story of the…

Yes science, water is wet and depression is depressing.

Are you from NEOH? Akron actually did have downtown/city wifi for a time. Not sure if it still does. You're throwing a lot of shade towards their tiny city. It seems personal.

Actually, Pawnee wishes it was Akron, according to Ben.

If only Akron were like Stars Hollow! It's more like Pawnee, to be honest.

It's not really painful per say, just uncomfortable. Taking a Motrin or Tylenol prior to the procedure helps to alleviate or prevent painful side effects.

That sucks. Is there any way you can block email/messages from him? At least for a little while.

If you're getting a Pap test be sure to take some Motrin about a half hour before your appointment. It curbs the pain a little bit.

I just streamed the first episode last night, and you're right. It's almost exactly the same. I do prefer Tennant with his Scottish accent though.

Yeah, I've read that it's gotten some terrible reviews.

It is indeed on the US Netflix!

He is! I'll be interested to see how similar/different it is from the original.

I know! I was so thrown! My emotions were everywhere!

Who has seen Broadchurch? I came for the Tennant (heh), and I stayed for it's awesomeness. I feel like I'm going to rot away in pjs all day thanks to Netflix, but I'm not too bothered about it.

Can of compressed air and a dusting wand might help!

Maybe animals ignore only you? ;) I'm typing this with a lap full of affectionate cat at the moment. She's a good pet and roomie.

He looks very much like the children stacked in a trench coat in that outfit.

Have Yourself a Very Metal Christmas. Love, Giraffe

Yep! And The Colbert Report studio didn't have an applause light. You could look at a hand signal from the stage manager, but you were pretty much just feeding off of the rest of the audience's reactions.

I went to a taping of The Colbert Report recently, and part of your responsibility as an audience is to laugh and applaud uproariously. It's much weirder than watching it on TV because you feel a lot of pressure to enjoy everything x1000. This audience was much larger than the normal show audience; I'm sure once the…