yeah, but all that being said, how likely is it that she’s going to grow out of any of her antisocial traits, now that she’s reached the age of 17? she’s fucked up sure, but she’s also extremely dangerous and our compassion for her needs to be tempered with caution. and her cognitive abilities being not quite fully…

Poor Brendan Fraser. The 90s era movie was so great.

I think it’s a really slippery slope when you start holding people (especially young people) accountable for “making” someone kill themselves. I think this whole trial is a sham, and I don’t see how she’ll be found guilty or legally liable. What she did was obviously fucked up, but she didn’t force the guy to kill…

When it’s personal no one feels the same. But that’s why rules should be made in advance, dispassionately.

I’m sure throwing her in a concrete box for years and stripping her of her humanity by treating her like an animal will work wonders. Because that’s all we have for her. Then we can all use our shocked face when she gets out and gets in trouble again. I’d call it a justice system, but at times it feel more like a…

True, but she’s also a teenager who makes nonsensical decisions with an uncompletely developed brain. I hope she will grow up realizing how cruel and inappropriate her behavior was. In the meantime, she has my compassion like any other kid.

Non-scented deodorant also does the trick! (Learned from my ultra-runner husband who may or may not use it to keep his nethers from sticking.)

I 100% need “Mom jeans all day, why you mad, tho?” embroidered on a jacket, a pillow, my mom-jeaned butt. Embrace the glory of the high waist, y’all.

I think it’s more along the lines of “how many times do we have to see Bruce’s parent’s get murder/Uncle Ben get shot”

Ehhhh that’s going too far in the opposite direction. My brother C was supposed to be one of triplets, but my mother had a miscarriage in the 2nd trimester and he was the only one to survive. We had names for them- they were (and are still, always) my brothers. We mourned their loss and cried and cried. Those fetuses…

I’m horribly skeptical of the intentions of this law, but I think you allude to an important point: we need the capacity for both. We need families who are grieving for the loss of a wanted pregnancy to be able to talk about losing their baby, without it being an assertion about anyone else’s pregnancy or fetus.…

Anyone think there was foreshadowing in “We’re the last Lannisters.” *deliberate beat* “The last ones who count.”? The ONE bonkers fan theory I reeeeeeally want to play out.

jon snow choking littefinger in the winterfell crypt

Haha, you go Angela!!! I find this all kind of depressing....

in the first meeting between the head of the Church and a potato.

Speaking of spuds. From The Onion:

Two things:

So much goes on in the world of Twin Peaks it is hard to keep track of. Lynch has always stated that he likes his work to be open to interpretation by the audience, hence why something like TP can be confusing. MY interpretation is that Laura was abused by her father until her killed her (he did kill her) but that…

You are welcome. No one answered you so I just thought I would help you save some time.

Sounds reasonable. (Note: I may be the only other person under 70 who has not seen breaking bad.)