Very apropos.

You realize no one at the New York Times actually talked to Harper Lee, right? All of that is from a statement put out by the lawyer in question.

My husband was on one of those multi-day cycle hundreds of miles around the state tours with fifteen other people from his cycling club. He was wearing a club jersey from his university. They were at a rest stop when a guy in the yard of a nearby house told his son "that's why you shouldn't go to [my husband's…

Brooks Brothers is the only place I can find to buy extra slim men's dress shirts. Where do other people buy gifts for normal sized men?

Talbots could be great. They have these washable silk shirts that fit me really well, but they pill approximately the second you walk out the door. However, I do still love the linen work dresses I bought there, despite having to customize them a little myself (seriously, cap sleeves?).

I think the issue is that us southerners who were also not alive during the Civil War or Civil Rights Movement are being judged by you lot as intolerant and full of hatred based on nothing beyond being born in the South. We don't get a judgmental distance because we're still being judged, whereas you get a pass…

This might explain why younger Millennials think leggings and pointe pants are appropriate for the workplace.

The only thing I got from the entire Gone Girl debate is that my takeaway from the book was very, very different from everyone else.

In high school my cousin called a girl a bitch. We were all on the volleyball team, so the girl ran and told the coach. The coach made my cousin apologize. "I'm sorry. I should have called you a fucking bitch."

Hate to break it to you, but they already left.

Well, that tradition is dying out very quickly down here, along with anything else even slightly formal. Even "church clothes" is going the way of the dodo.

Was it in the South by chance? Tradition here (err, North Ala at least) says only family should wear black. Most everyone else goes with navy.

How is that necessary for fairness? The fact there were guns in the house DOES NOT support the shooting of an unarmed man with his empty hands in the fucking air. That is simply the police trying to justify killing him with *evidence they found after the fact.

Locks only keep honest people honest.

Am I the only one who thinks they look way too much alike? It's creepy.

TMZ has photos where he is clearly grabbing at his legs, which is probably where the broken leg rumors started. I haven't seen a single picture where he's sitting up like a normal person. He's actually laying down in the photo where the cop is interviewing him. He's injured, the extent just isn't public yet.

I can't figure out where on the truck the car hit. Maybe he drove over it, causing him to roll. How top heavy is a lifted truck?

It kinda looks that way, but would those cops be incompetent enough to leave it there. I don't think it could have been in that position from the wreck.

Well if you're including the fraction . . .

I think Kate Middleton automatically loses for continuing to wear shiny pantyhose.