Ahhh, me too. Him and his little "can I keep yous?" apparently swell my nostalgic heart.

Couldn't get a confident one, then? Have to prey on one a weak one?

Are you being ironic?

COTD. Or ...two days ago.

You have no right to dictate the choices a woman makes for her own body.

Your argument is circular in itself.

HG and Myka aren't canon, though, aren't they? I mean, implied, but I don't know they're openly acknowledged, other than that Joanne Kelly ships them...

Yeah, me too.

And original.

Because schools don't want to be liable for the deaths of children? Regardless of how annoying it is, if you've ever worked with some of these kids, you would know that they are definitely allergic.

So I don't wander into Jezebel very often anymore, but this was quite entertaining. It took me about 2 seconds to realize that this was satirical- although if I had noticed that Moglo wrote it it wouldn't have talen so long. Anyways. The responses to this piece are possibly more amusing than the article. And…

Are you a troll? Probably not. This type of thinking is ingrained, sadly.

So *many* kids are allergic now. They can't even trade snacks at school. Best part of lunch, tbh.

Are you white?

Yes but people at least know that Europe is not a country.

Thank you. People seem to be under the impression that it's a small country "somewhere south of everything"

No. It makes it sound monolithic.

Um, where in Africa? You know it's not a country, right?

They worked as teams. She wasn't the only one. But if they made her into this powerful amazing superhero...it's undermines the message of the book. She already had an advantage with the bow and arrow as it is, at least from her district. If she had been able to do EVERYTHING that would have made for a boring book,…

I couldn't finish it. I probably will, though.