The ending is really, really bad until you watch the After Show and realize that the actors weren't actually in on the joke. And then, it becomes amazing.
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By far the best COTD I've ever seen. Congratulations!
@Dagneymedea: They become your choices anyway when they come and steal your stuff later because they had a terrible upbringing.
@Dagneymedea: That isn't always the woman's choice. You also do know that isn't 100% effective right? And that many areas in America, it is quite dangerous and almost impossible to get an abortion, even if that is what you want and your family doesn't pressure you otherwise.
@Dagneymedea: You do realize how little 25 million dollars is right? Also I think the point is that 'choice' of parenthood is becoming less of a choice, especially for women. Men have always had the 'choice' to stick around whereas women have not. With newer state regulations coming in (see Utah, possibly New York)…
@CoffinDodger (If the typos crap. Blame my keyboard): Yeah, I'm confused. Most of what is described in this article has already happened...
@clevernamehere: And yet parents drink alcohol all the time around their kids...
@SailingZahn: Is that a response to my comment? That wasn't what I was implying at all - but I guess it can be fun to be reactionary for no reason.
This has always been the most frustrating part about TDS. They make all of this commentary against networks like Fox and their sexism, but don't look in their own backyard (while everyone of their pretty intelligent viewers are trying to reconcile this dissonance).
@PennyArcadia: Yeah, you are probably right.
@PennyArcadia: I want OTC birth control really badly - playing devil's advocate.
@twirlywhirly: I'm not sure if I believe this or not but one example could be that taking too many would result in a miscarriage - and that could be done without the woman's consent by crushing them in food/drink.
@prismatism is Team Bella: She talks about the cult of positive thinking and the negatives about always thinking in terms of those inspirational stories and ignoring the negative.
@prismatism is Team Bella: You should read "Brightside" by Barbara Ehrenreich. I think you would really like it.