Now, now, I think our resident curmudgeon baby was simply trying to make a joke relating to bathroom access and pissing.

Birth certificate is one of the documents needed to obtain a photo ID in order to vote in ID states. Of course most states now won't issue a copy of your birth certificate unless you can show photo ID, so fuck you, would be voters!

Ha! Good luck trying to vote now!

The judges would also have accepted Joey-curl.

Cop Rock sues Allanah Myles for ripping off "Choose Me, Baby!" to write "Black Velvet".

The series featured Barbara Bosson as Mayor Louise Plank; she was 51 at the time. I leave it to the reader to decide of she fits the "talented" portion of the requirement.

More White Rose or GTFO.

Andrew Jackson? Racist.

I couldn't stand Girls or Enlightened so there's that…

Mad Men and Breaking Bad. Come at me bitches!

#3 Debra Winger was appealing as Drucilla/Wonder Girl in the first season of Wonder Woman then spent all the money she made on Wonder Woman buying out her Wonder Woman contract. Show business!

He can be two things.

Kaetenay could have simply stood up and stared them down like the cowards they are.

I'm assuming that Justine is the Sade character from the novel of the same name? I haven't read it but a read of the novel's Wikipedia article indicates that our Justine parallels the novel's Justine's early days. Interesting to see if that carries forward in a straightforward or perverted fashion.

"Malcolm intervening when the men on the train try to exile Kaetenay from
the “whites only” car suggests the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

This was an A+ episode for me, mostly because I'm looking forward to the day I can pull the plug on my own mother.

Obviously you're closer to the situation than I am but everything I've seen and read about the situation is indicating that there will be overall movement toward societal acceptance and understanding of trans people as a result of this mess. There will always be trans people murdered for being trans, just like there…

Books: I am in the middle of Hannibal Lecter and Philosophy, a collection of essays examining Hannibal Lecter across all incarnations. It was published after the series finale of Hannibal so everything from the series was available to the authors. Subjects range everywhere from "Is Hannibal objectively evil?" to "Is…

Waaahhh, Richie!

So now not only has Caroline horribly emotionally manipulated the kids based on how they would feel if she weren't around, she's going to actually not be around. That should be all right though. It's not like these kids have literally grown up thinking of Caroline as "Mommy" or anything.