How did she manage to make a warrior princess seem so boring and timid?

Why can't they let this show end with a modicum of dignity?

First time I knew boys weren't as icky as I'd previously thought.

Can I keep you?

I don't know. I don't find him incredibly attractive, and there's a huge difference between being mellow and monotone.

Based on that video, I'm fairly certain that woman's only disability was being a bad mother.

...what?

There are those seats, but this woman was neither disabled nor pregnant. She just had a kid.

At that point, you just take off to the hospital and deal with the consequences later.

I know this is not meant to be mean-spirited, but...I don't think it's appropriate.

Alcide does nothing for me, and I find Bill's character traits incongruous, but amnesia Eric is just adorable.

I'm gonna need a direct link to the article in the Dermatology Journal because this sounds like typical Sun bullshit to me.

Well, you're wrong in several ways. First of all, things don't have to be explicitly mentioned in the Constitution to be protected by it. A gazillion things that are protected by the Constitution are not specifically mentioned in it. The founding fathers did this purposely knowing that they couldn't possibly write…

Oy, what a messed up situation. Tangentially, my dog loves loves LOVES all other dogs. Going to the dog park is the delight of her life. But when she sees a pit bull, she's like an entirely different dog. Hackles raised, lips snarled, fangs bared. She's never been attacked by one, she just doesn't like their vibe.

I read this in my newspaper the other day and had the same reaction as everyone else. In fact, I cannot think of a single word of advice from Amy that I've ever approved of.

I just like the fact that she's using this "anti-bullying" video as a vehicle to get back at her "haters" by talking about herself for seven entire minutes.

Um, excuse you, that skintight white mini dress doubled as her classy, elegant wedding dress and I'm highly offended you'd insinuate otherwise!

Old soul indeed.

And here I was thinking that Horace was creepy.

I completely understand, but this isn't her personal blog.