I’m kind of waiting for you to report that someone ran up & punched him on stage. The internets would rejoice, and commence creating new memes!

You’re taking one for the team here, friend. I appreciate you!

A true Kardashian would abide by the FTC’s #sponcon rules....if only because not doing so could cost Kris Jenner her kash. This is the clearest evidence yet that Chyna & Rob will never be together, no matter what gossip rags hint.

Seconding your request.

I am also from Alabama, so Tokyo Drift was definitely on the must-watch list!

Apparently, most of the stunts after #4 are real (or at least not CGI)...even the most ridiculous one from #7!

YES. Ditto.

That scene was AMAZING.

It’s more that he made me watch it according to the proper timeline of events within the series, rather than according to when the movie was released. It was a solid movie!

They really are cheesy fun. It’s nice to know I’m not alone :) 

I resisted these movies until my husband got the whole series on blu-ray. He made me watch the first one. It was fine, sure. The second, pretty good. Three, he wouldn’t let me watch because of the timeline or whatever.

Five bucks says he was thinking and/or actually saying to a few of the girls, “in a few years, I’ll be dating you.”

Thanks! He would love a good hug. He is super snuggly! It’s occasionally hard for me when I work at home, because all I want to do is snuggle with him.

Obligatory Marty McFly photo, because I’m that dog person :) I can only take partial credit for the name, though. My husband was trying to insist on naming the next dog Biff, which...no, dude. No. About the same time, I found out that a former student was fostering this little guy, and the rescue had already named him…

Right before I got Marty McFly a few weeks ago, I spent the week sobbing to “Landslide,” thinking about my girl Lucy (my profile pic). Lucy was 16, and we lost her election week last year. (I joke now that she saw the results and said “peace out, suckas!” - but that was a hellish week on every level.)

Yes! I immediately thought of this sketch.

That is all.

The gate agent was following the rules, sure, but could have pulled the folks aside so that this didn’t become easily visible (and turn into a larger PR disaster like it has).

Lots of professional/technical writing and/or comm studies programs are starting to offer them. Most businesses really don’t get how social media works.

Which is exactly how they wound up in this situation in the first place. “But, but... policy!”