Dr. Jen Gunter is a gynecologist that has an amazing blog, that debunks crappy advice from Goop.

nobody puts baby in the courier

*Please don’t feed your children to wild animals

I’ve got your back!

Correction. None of the victims were teens. One was 5. She’s getting married next week. Nice timing, Boob! I imagine, this being the second anniversary of Joshgate, that there must have been a statute in play for them to file now. But why not sooner?

Since you’re so desperately aiming to be an apologist for the family, I’ll take the time to correct you: if won, the lawsuit would accomplish a monetary payment from InTouch. They know their brand is done; this is continued grifting.

And whose bringing the silver stake?

Math is elitist.

He asked for her to leave, and she did. It’s clear he was giving some bad vibes anyway.

“I am not disappearing. I will continue to stand strong for men’s rights and the rights of all,”

The theater tells you before the showing that cellphones are distracting and not to ruin the movie for everyone else. 

Counterpoint: Be a decent human being and keep your tiny screen in your pants while watching a movie. Or, god forbid, walk out to the entrance where you won’t bother anyone else.

There is a place for people like her...

Turns out, someone did it for us! This is much closer to how I remember it!

“Auntie Barbara, I have some bad news. DAD’S DEAD. DEEEAAAD! DAD! DEEEAAAAD! He’s fine! He sends his love! G’bye!”

Becky had no social status. She was from a lower class family, and many earlier episodes drilled that her family couldn’t buy the clothes she wanted, and that she desperately wanted to fit in.

This year, the Girl Scouts in front of the market assured me they took credit cards and Apple Pay. In other news, I am 147 years old.

I would wear that

It’s the only show that felt like my family and it was very meaningful to me. I don’t even mind the final season

Yes! The set design and costuming for that show were spot on and really made the show in a lot of ways. I always laugh at shows/ movies where the characters live in “informed poverty” (looking at you, Pretty in Pink, with your FREAKING CAR) because god forbid an actor wear the same costume more than once.