Diss tracks, yessss. I've been waiting for Lil Kim to drop this for so long.

Dude, thanks for the singing anecdote — as someone who is too disabled to ever really be able to be athletic, I do sometimes think of my body as a tool to music, and I love that about my body and work to make it better suited to play. These are great.

@misschicago: I just use the word queer.

@Leucadia: What the whaat. That's insane.

I just didn't go home my freshman year; that was pretty intense.

@CissyPants: Yep!

@BearDownCBears: God, this comment makes me feel so happy inside, f'reals. I wish more people could get on this progress train.

Will.i.am, seriously. No.

I was the Gryffindor in the group — we all just dressed up as students in House ties and sweaters.

I used to go to my professor's place for Thanksgiving because flying home was too expensive. Once I helped host an "orphan" dinner for other kids in the department, and I will end up doing that again this year if anyone takes us up on it.

@Allow Your ____ To Be Free: That doesn't mean it doesn't do some damage to your relationship with your parents if all they can do is ask about your weight.

@KiloTangoBravo: JGL would be epic.

@hmthompson: omg. that is amazing.

@jemandtheholograms: Word. I've cracked two helmets straight in half, so I'm always aware that that could have been my skull.

@neener_321: I think this is a tricky assertion to make — while he does identify as a man, he is also pretty close with the team. It's not really anyone else's call to dictate which team he feels he belongs on.

Aww, G-dub!

@snacktastic: It depends on the all women's college, but I am pretty sure some do allow trans women to attend — the trick would be actually being "out" to apply before college.

@OutOfTheAsh: His first game since identifying publicly as a man?

@property of rascal (the cat): I found the book to be much more interesting/moving that the film, because it spends a lot of time on the stories of her classmates as Precious learns she isn't alone in the world. The movie was very isolating, I thought.

@quarky1: Most people don't diet successfully, actually. 95% of all dieters will regain their lost weight in 1-5 years.