come over to the cheese team, it’s a fucking party over here

Elizabeth Warren and the character Gina from Brooklyn 99 can stay.

ugh, fyi, we’ve got a new(ish) shitty troll in the greys. I think they’ve responded to a couple of your posts.

LET US GO THEN, YOU AND I

the time for internal screaming is over. take my hand, my waffley friend, and we will take our screaming to the streets!

“Anita Hill looks good; Clarence Thomas looks bad; and the rest of us look like bumbling idiots.”

not mine, so go right ahead!

“sassy anderson cooper gif” is my new favorite google search

also:

“Sir, with all due respect, that’s the argument of a 5-year-old,” Cooper answered. “Every parent knows a kid who says, ‘He started it.’”

is Shonda Rhimes a witch or something? I can’t think of a single person who left one of her shows (whether by choice or not) and found greater success.

phew, carry on! also bonus points for the flamingo vase

kate please don’t tell me you needed to google how to open a bottle of andre

I’m from a tick-infested location as well (and have heard that due to the mild winter, this year we’ll have more than usual!) and while my mom has had Lyme 5x (and I’ve had it 2x), I only know of one person with what sounds like chronic Lyme. When I was in middle school my friend’s mother had Lyme and even after…

Wow. I’m reading through all of these and they’re gutwrenching. The fourth one contains a sentence that I think is especially hard to think about, and sadly there’s likely a sizable group of women out there who know how this feels:

I really hope so! Can we get our legal buddy The Noble Renard to chime in? (is there a bat signal for that?)

But will they sue the government, for requiring anesthesia, or the abortion clinic/doctor, for malpractice while administering it?

And you can guarantee they’ll now require all doctors to have admitting privileges (if it’s not already a law), because of the danger of anesthesia.

Quick reminder that most of the abortions performed after 20 weeks aren’t for women who changed their mind about having a child - it’s more often for women whose pregnancy is life-threatening or the fetus has severe abnormalities.