Executive-produced by Amy Poehler, this series is not grammatically incorrect.

Yes! Love it!

The only thing that’s helped me, and I’ve tried it all (diagnosed over a decade ago), was moving to a region with very low humidity.

Eric Garland is a nice man who received a great deal of unexpected attention due to a viral tweetstorm, and is now having some kind of severe decompensatory episode (disclaimer: not a shrink) on Twitter. Gizmodo is cruelly mocking him for it.

Heh, and that’s true. I’d like a little more story in my serialized television, please. Her sexual frustration was shown in myriad other ways as well. These scenes felt like filler. In a half-hour show!

You’re not wrong. I regret to report, having seen this yesterday, the lead character really is written as being just that stupid and uninformed. She also masturbates, in far greater detail than I need to see, approximately 7,349 times during the episode.

That was too much for me too. It’s the kind of thing that occasionally does happen when people are tripping and/or very very drunk, but I don’t want that much realism in a normally lightweight comedy. The sounds of the poor thing wailing in agony, stuck between the doors, still haunt me. Even seeing the ridiculous…

SWEET! I did not know and I look forward to it. Thank you!

does that still look like a good idea now

Okay, but you thought it was incumbent upon you to fill the entire 280 characters. What for?

Very useful article. Thank you!

It’s a nice name. I hope you don’t have to hear, “Like Caitlyn Jenner?” ever in your life.

I spent twenty years drafting trust and estate plans.

I thank you both! This’ll make for some fun rabbitholing!

You have not read these documents, clearly.

No, they don’t. However, the bid for attention is not about being comfortable.

Read the will and the trust. You obviously have not.

“Caitlin” is a classic Irish name, been in use for centuries. The “y” is merely a spelling variation. A dumb variation in my opinion, but at any rate, it’s its own name.

Well, you’re certainly a font of nothing.

Not for me, but it pretty thoroughly negates the whole “she’s just comfortable in her own skin” idea. This is for attention.