I binged watched the first season last week and watched the first episode of season 2 today on my lunch break. All I see when I look at him is a creepy serial killer.

As an Indianapolis resident and Colts fan, I can tell you he is absolutely a fucking moron.

Not until April. Boo hiss.

According to a report on the NFL Network I saw earlier, they do have to follow the Rooney Rule. They were speculating, in regards to Gase interviewing with San Fran, that the Broncos would be at least 24 hours behind the 49ers in making him an offer because they had to interview a minority candidate. And they'd have…

She actually has three daughters. Louisa, the youngest, isn't in showbiz, though. At least, I don't think she is.

My mom bought me a Notorious R.B.G. t-shirt for Christmas, and it may be the best gift I've ever gotten. It's at least tied with the Barbie motorized Corvette I got when I was seven. And I'm sure I look just as cool in the shirt as I did cruising around my 'hood in that car.

Let's be honest, Trudie was the real star here. She was so cute dancing and singing along behind Sting.

I can't believe I'm going to admit this, but I really enjoy John Mayer's cover of "Message in a Bottle". I'm super ashamed for it too.

I saw that (belatedly, I skimmed after number 75 or so), but it's still not her own dedicated entry.

The fact that adult baby Ariana Grande wasn't on this list makes it completely irrelevant.

Miranda is THE BEST. I'm not a super huge fan of country music, but I live in an area of the country where it's popular and am subjected to it quite a bit, and Miranda is consistently the only artist whose music I enjoy.

Hunter's Huntress boots are great. I have wide calves (I'm a runner; stupid huge muscles), and the Huntress boots give me enough space to tuck my jeans into them. Plus they're a little shorter than the regular Hunter boots, which I enjoy since I have shorter legs.

Well, that cute attorney down on 17 would be awfully comforting.

It's my work holiday party this evening, so the only thing I'll be making is poor decisions.

Thank you for making my point much more eloquently than I was trying to. Clearly this commenter isn't going to grasp it anyway, but I appreciate that at least someone got the point I was trying to make.

Sigh... I'm pretty sure you're just willfully understanding me in order to win a "moral victory" (as another commenter mentioned), because I pointed out that Hillary apparently thinks everyone should have cable when there are people who can't afford food in a previous comment.

I'm not sure where I equated not being able to afford cable with being handicapped. There are different kinds and levels of privilege. I was simply using not having a cable as a micro example of the macro problem of economic privilege, not equating it to all privilege.

Except I'm not talking about a cable TV show. I'm talking about the privilege of having an income where you can afford things like cable (as an example of class privilege), as opposed to being able to barely afford food. I don't believe I was making a mockery of anything, but if you want to take it that way go ahead.

Not everyone has the privilege of cable and the ability to watch a show as it airs live. I'm sorry I'm too poor to afford cable, so I have to wait 24 hours to stream a show. I hate to be one of those OMG!PRIVILEGE people, but this was really shitty.

Yeah, I've watched every season but this one (I was waiting for Netflix), so if I hadn't already been spoiled on Facebook this morning I'd be a little upset.