Sorry! I didn't realize which of my posts you were replying to. No need to be mean, tho.

Back on topic, though - What would be lost if this article didn't mention Karen's old name?

I asked three questions and not a one makes sense to answer with "Yes." Stop being mean to people on the internet.

You're absolutely right. And that's a great idea about donating money!

I know. But I said something negative in the gawker thread in response to this person and I felt bad about it. So for my own sense of... something, I wanted to say something positive.

You need to educate yourself because it's clear from your words that you don't know a single thing about trans people.

My questions were in the context of the article. My apologies for the confusion. Would anything be lost if this article (written here on jezebel.com) did not include her old name?

Incorrect. Educate yourself!

I strongly urge you to educate yourself on what it means to be trans. It's clear from your posts that you are very ignorant about this subject. I am confident that if you took the time to learn some of the basics of what trans folks go through and why they transition that you'd understand why the things you've posted…

Why is Karens old name relevant? Who benefits from revealing that information? What problem is that a solution to?

Okay, yeah, that's the line I'm thinking of. I don't think it was ambiguous either especially given the context we've been given outside of the movie (interviews, etc.).

I thought I remembered Rayon saying something about saving up for bottom surgery. But it's been a while since I watched it.

In that photo Ira Glass looks like the love child of Alan Ruck and Bruce Campbell.

That's how I read it. Dudes dressing up as Cher are in drag but that doesn't mean Cher is a drag queen.

Depressingly, it's not too surprising that The Post, the same paper that's repeatedly reduced acclaimed fashion designer L'Wren Scott to "Mick Jagger's model girlfriend" over the past few days, would stoop so low as to accuse Scott — mere days after her suicide — of her long-term partner's 52-year-old band, but it's…

You might want to sit down for this, but there's an entire industry geared toward manufacturing this consistently bland, sedating music.

Exactly what I'd like to know!

So, like... this is one of those stories where we follow the links and then follow other links and find out it's not really X it's actually Y which is a completely different way, way, way less awful thing, right? RIGHT?

It's rare to see negative portrayals of large cities on television or in the movies.

"The ruling lets Michael Robertson, who allegedly took photos under women's dresses on the Green Line of the T, Boston's public transit system, in 2010."

Am I misreading or is this sentence missing a word or something?

Sorry it's obviously