I'm buying it today! You and @Patron Saint of Mediocrity have inspired me to hop to it.

That was my first thought, too. I actually really liked Diaz's use of second-person there.

Thank you for posting this. Just last week I expressed hesitation to read "Boy, Snow, Bird" due to the low Amazon rating, and a few other commenters helped me realized how much those low ratings come from readers not wanting to be challenged in any way. It makes me think of the 1-star review of Perotta's Little…

I'm yet to read anything about EL James that confirms she conducts herself like an actual adult.

Yeah you are. Rawr!

You're right! Did you actually read the books? Or did you read it through Jenny Trout's blog, too? Either way, I'm here to offer support.

Man, the second I click on that link, I'm fired.

Go on…

*fans self*

Is there any other kind?

I'm pretty sure his name was Juan, because it's only a few letters removed from Jacob. Yes, writing indeed.

God, I hate myself for wanting details.

Upon closer analysis, I believe you are correct!

Finn's at the end of the row starting with Daria and Jane.

The first time I used one, it worked like gangbusters, and every single time after that it was a total mess. I couldn't figure out what went well that first time and ended up throwing it out in frustration. Bite me, neti pots (and George!).

Oh man. That's the moment where I always lose it, too.

Keith and David are probably my favorite fictional couple of all time for this very reason. They strike such a perfectly realistic balance. When they're happy, you're happy with them. When they're angry with each other, it's easy to be angry at them too, even as a mere observer. I'm not stating this very well, but the…

I'm giving you props for touching on something that I really love about this show: the fact that you can enjoy and love characters who you don't even necessarily like.

Thank you for figuring out Frasier/Niles! That was driving my cubicle-mates and me crazy.

I love that right below Earl is Judge Judy. Actually…