Holy shit. Never imdb-ed him so I didn't know that was him. But of course it was.

Yes! I tried it a few weeks ago thinking it was going to be weird, but holy shit it's amazing.

Yes yes yes.

Lark is nice! I like the bird idea. I recently met someone named Wren, which is also awesome - I've never had name envy before but that did it.

Hemlock Grove, which is the new Netflix show. And it's kind of horrible, but somehow I can't stop!

Cat paralysis always strikes right when you need something, too! Jerks.

Look into income based repayment options! They lower your payment amount to something that won't kill you, and yeah it takes longer to pay off but I think I remember reading that interest doesn't capitalize while you're on the plan.

I read in an interview somewhere (and am too lazy to find it, sorry!) that she considers her tux her uniform.

If the ID itself doesn't have the birth date on it, doesn't generally count.

Yeah, but a birth certificate without a (generally government issued) photo id isn't worth anything.

Or anyone with family in another country they need a passport to enter, which ain't always the rich kids.

They're what you get when you don't know how to drive but need proof of age and/or identity (airline travel, cigarettes, what have you) and don't have or don't want to carry a passport. Not that I'm speaking from personal experience or anything.

I'm sure the flowers cost a lot because there were tons of them, but the imported isn't really a huge surprise - tons of the flowers that are sold in the US come from other places, and Holland (as far as I remember from the awesome flower segment from some Michael Pollan documentary) is one of the centers of flower…

Holler this. I had an old instructor from Russia who would dig fingernails into your butt while yelling at you to tuck. Oh ballet.

How is Hemlock Grove?

If you're ever in Michigan, or if it somehow magically makes it your way, try Short's Soft Parade.

Yeah, it doesn't account for the grocery store set up of fridges along the perimeter and freezer in the middle as the standard layout because of building considerations instead of shopping considerations.

what about sweet potato fries, eh?

Also, in some of those states the doctors aren't actually state residents, but doctors who travel around to various clinics - so hospitals will deny them admitting privileges because of that.

Access to education > prom, in my books.