@Sarah Dove: Here's to hoping...I don't know that much of the story, but I have heard he spent inordinate amounts of time with her, and took lots of (clothed) pictures of her.

@mommamellow: Yeah, those are the regions I'm more familiar with associating with widespread male pseudohermaphrodism— didn't know it was happening in Gaza, as well.

@gherkinfiend: They make hairspray for eyebrows?? No way! And special dye!

@Awestruck: Wow, she was beautiful. And I'm creeped out even writing that, knowing Lewis Carroll's inappropriateness with her...

This looks really different from most of Tim Burton's other films.

@ZemarSea Urchin: Possibly that they accept the reality of DV— because even if they haven't experienced or witnessed it themselves, they understand the dynamics that allow it to happen.

@EinDC: Well in addition to leaving the scene of the accident, it's illegal to have a passenger in the back of a pickup truck. I know she didn't *choose* for him to get in there, but technically it could be argued that she should have stopped the truck as soon as he was in there.

@Helen Valentine: I had a friend in middle school who was kind of sheltered and naive. When we got to 9th grade, her class read Jane Eyre, I believe. I had read it a year or two before in an advanced reading class, so one day she called and said she had a really embarassing question— what did ejaculate mean?

@theysaidwhat: Yeah, I don't understand what she's suing Perez for— didn't he just reprint a Facebook post of hers?

@Lindisima: Yup, that timeframe jives about right for me.

@biancajames: I never watched Sex and the City, but friends who did called this the "Sexual Sorbet" when I had a breakup.

@Loquacious Verbosity: Why is it so awful? She's just naked, not oozing pus or dripping flesh or anything. Though she is quite blue! And I can't say I'm a total fan of the hair...

@Annabellie: Oh no way, didn't know about the heroin part. And don't worry, I won't tell your sister or the 90s!

@Annabellie: Wait, didn't Kurt Cobain kill himself with a shotgun?

@Birthday Girl: *Those that were born* are for the most part completely normal human beings. Unpasteurized soft cheeses can cause listeriosis, which can cause miscarriage. Which would suck.

@sabrebelle: I took a guided tour of the House of the Future on Microsoft's campus where they prototype things like this, and they definitely are already here. Bedroom walls could be customized in terms of decoration, and in the kitchen they beamed down recipes on the counter, which itself could read the RFID chips of…

@laureltreedaphne: It sounds like in this case though they had numerous interactions with the police, who didn't give a rat's ass (fairly normal for the time, and sadly even now depending on which police). So I think it wasn't that she avoided calling the police out of fear of retribution from her husband, but more…

@femme-bot: Well *we* can, but unfortunately a lot of folks (especially readers of said magazines) tend not to be able to...they tend to discriminate or pigeonhole anyone who shows skin or plays "sexy" as not smart, or not empowered, or not worthy of respect.

@zoethebitch: Control is control, no matter what. Just because it's a different scope of lifestyle doesn't make it any less creepy.

@pinkcrickets: Well I definitely see your point, but since societally it is is *so* much less acceptable for a man to hit a woman (boys are raised that you don't hit girls on the playground, etc).