You guys, this video wins for me. I was not on the Channing Tatum train, because up until this year he mostly just looked like a stupid pretty boy, but his willingness to make fun of himself? It gets me every time.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT.

Challenge accepted.

I thought she was in to ladies?

No. Leave Bravo alone! Keep that woman off my network!

I watch this movie at least once per year. No regrets.

I can't decide between J. Law or Rebel. THIS ISN'T FAIR.

Love Nisha Chittal's point. It makes me think of the episode of Happy Endings (aw) when Max calls Brad 'gaycist' because he sets Max up with a gay colleague simply because they're both in to guys.

A-mah-zing. Thanks for this.

Get on your feet!

Ugh! Meeeee too. Especially since what has she done since then? NOTHING (except True Blood now, I guess...). Her death broke my heart in ways Matthew Crowley's never will.

Yup. He's basically a giant poo now.

This movie is a gem. That being said, a sequel? Aca-scuse me? Really?

Omg M&M, you can't just ask your arms why they're white (awkward mean girls paraphrase)

'86-er here. I could not WAIT for that day in late July when school supplies would take over target, and I'd get to pick out new Lisa Frank folders.

Moi aussi! That's the best word.

so much of this. I thought about quitting my job this year, and traveling the world, but I need a concrete plan, and it feels so irresponsible to just up and leave. I'm 27, no serious obligations, but I also feel like I just...can't, because of all of the things you said above.

As child of the 90s I wholeheartedly concur.

I was going to say. I just turned 27 and the 30's description sounds more accurate to my life than the 20s description.

you guys, i wanted to dislike her. really, i did. i even feigned indifference for awhile. but, i just can't. she's adorable.