There are over 2000 posts now! I’m going to add my story, though I doubt many of you will see it.

This isn’t exactly scary, as it is pretty weird and a little sad and paranormal. It’s also kinda long, but it really happened to me this year.

My mom tells us not to talk about it, but there is something sensitive about our family. We feel things, and then we bite our tongues to prevent bothers from thinking we are nuts.

I was napping in our guest room one Monday morning when I woke up to hearing someone running up and down the stairs, and the swishing of track pants. ‘Give me five minutes Daniel,’ I said, assuming it was my son. Then I sat up with a start - it was Monday. My son was in school. The footsteps and swishing continued. I…

While i was doing my degree, I had to do some fieldwork, and this entailed spending some time in a quaint UK village for a few weeks. The natives were quite welcoming and it made a nice change from normal coursework, so it was fine.

However, right away, I noticed the villagers were a bit odd about some things. For…

I should preface this by saying that I have never seen a ghost or had any weird experiences, but my mom, who must be more sensitive than I am, has them constantly. She’s had multiple family members appear to her after they died (as has my grandma), she’s had ghosts appear and react to her presence simply because she…

Not my story personally, but from a friend:

I SO buy into the conspiracy theory that Marla’s trying to take down his campaign from the inside, and Tiffany is her go-to agent. No one will ever convince me that she wasn’t behind the ‘95 tax return getting sent to the IRS, and I am similarly convinced by the argument you have presented here.

That was a classic lawyerly smack down; something they live for. Legal bitchery at it’s best.

I might be the only one who thinks so, but Marla Maples put this up yesterday. I think drawing attention to the fact that she, the ex wife of orange Cosby, was also a teen beauty queen at one point, is some subtle shade...

I have a question: is the opposite of shade a sick burn, as in what the NYT legal team did to Drumpf this week? That was one of the sickest burns in recent memory and I want to know if that’s the opposite of shade because it shines a fiery light on bullshit.

When I was a law clerk and pregnant with my first, I was told by a partner that I shouldn’t be a lawyer, I should just go be a teacher. Because that’s a better job for a mother. Less stressful. Which is, of course, bullshit. I’ve met teachers and they work their asses off and are just as stressed as lawyers.

This is why her answer was glorious shade. She’s complimenting him for something he has made clear he doesn’t actually have any involvement with until they’re old enough to brainwash into his business empire. And he can’t complain about that because then he will have to admit this.

She also said to stop calling it sexual assault because Trump didn’t say the words “sexual assault” in the tape.

Really? I’m a dude, and I thought it was creepy as hell. If I were out somewhere with a woman friend and some guy was standing like that, I’d find a way to warn her and help her escape.

That moment where he went up right behind her and just stood there staring while she talked made me so uncomfortable. I watched with a bunch of friends and all the women thought it was so creepy and none of the men could understand why.

Oh my God, I just have to share this, folks!

Donald Trump is living proof that when you are a white man with a rich dad you don’t need to be smart, diligent, hard-working, or even attractive to have success in life.

Obama is a known baby whisperer.

I propose a trade! You guys can have the bigoted orangutan, we’ll take the handsome, progressive yoga enthusiast.