I agree with the point this article is making 100%, but came here to add that the first picture is making me really, REALLY hungry.

For relaxing times, make it Suntory Time!

I'm in grad school and this is still my worst nightmare. I am so sorry this happened to you.

I love the restaurant La Sallette in Sonoma (the town). They have delicious Portuguese food and it's a very quiet and romantic place. There's also a fantastic cooking school called Ramekins in town that has awesome classes for all kinds of food - you get to help make it and then you eat it afterward! If you and…

I love you so much.

This is a good question. I think there's a viewpoint that it's selfish to have a wedding-esque party just for yourself, and that the party has to be about something instead of just a fun thing that you do for you.

ugh THANK YOU. Just because these little assholes are evil and almost certainly guilty doesn't mean the Constitution stops existing.

Omg, THE 'WAJ. One of the top five things I've missed after moving to the East Coast. Seattle, I'm coming back for yoooooouuuuuuu!

I FUCKING HATE POSNER.

I saw that response on the original article, and I thought (and still think) it's incredibly off-base. This isn't about a child with autism or panic attacks, who sees the world differently than those around him and gets frustrated when his mind works differently - this is about a child who threatens his family…

Really? Until a couple days ago, it was virtually illegal to carry a gun in public in Chicago, but that didn't help the murder rate this summer any.

Thanks for beating me to this. I graduated in 2010. I waited over a month and a half to set foot in CAPS for an intake appointment, and then another month to start seeing a counselor.

Oh no! Perhaps I could interest you in some fried chicken, grits, or bread pudding instead?

The radioactive waste from the former Navy base on Treasure Island probably isn't helping!

FRIED. FUCKING. OKRA.

"If it's important to teach kids about deafness, why not mass-manufacture a doll that comes with a hearing aid?"

Ooh, I haven't gone over to that neighborhood at all. I'll check it out! Thank you!

Is there anyone here who is from/has lived in Philadelphia and likes it? I moved here a few months ago for grad school and am feeling terribly homesick after spending Thanksgiving weekend back in my West Coast hometown. What things and places make/made Philly feel like home to you?

Not sure if you've visited yet, but their airport is really nice. Like, Saddam Hussein's palace-nice, especially if you're there in the evening.

"We have your shit!"