Hell, at 19, you couldn’t have kept me off him. Jeez, at 58 I’d still hit it hard and repeatedly. The 1976 HF, natch.

Oh fuck that noise. Try this:

Kidman had the first with Urban and the second via surrogate.

Seriously? Maybe if all the personal assistants you know work for reality tv stars that’s true - but I can tell you that someone like Huma Abedin has been vetted at the highest levels and wields more power than you know.

Yeah, because “Congressman” is so fucking classy. I could fill a book with the names of Congressmen who behaved like they were raised by the crew in Lord of The Flies. As to Huma Abedin, she is NOT some personal assistant. She is Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff. Big difference, genius. Go over there and sit down. No…

my sister, who has worked with him several times (including now) says he is the nicest man to ever draw breath.

There aren’t really any more. It’s not as if we’re poker buddies.

Sometimes, he’s a total goofball. He has an arsenal of great dirty jokes that he texts to a good friend on the regular and he was lovely to me. Plus, he’s really smart. Also, rock-hard abs (hard to miss under the t-shirt).

What sorts of details do you seek?

I’ve met him a few times. He IS shockingly hot. And funny. I would hit that hard and repeatedly.

Shit like this is what keeps people who are overweight or otherwise out of the accepted definition of beautiful from actually going to the gym and working out. So fuck her.

The greatest athlete. Period. Except maybe for Muhammad Ali.

Golly, now I wonder what the real reason was behind Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s decision to leave “Fox & Friends”....the whole “to spend more time with my family” trope is suddenly so much less plausible....

It’s actually more akin to the old Seinfeld line about detergent ads - “if you have to worry about getting blood out of a t-shirt, maybe laundry isn’t your biggest problem”.

No one is suggesting that someone has a *right* to break into your home - just that the reality of being a responsible, civilian gun owner doesn’t leave room for the gunslinger mentality. If you’ve got kids and have to holster in your own home, you may want to consider moving.

I always think of this scenario. Okay, someone gets into your house. Now if you’re a responsible gun owner, you run upstairs, barricade yourself in (presumably) the bedroom, go to the locked closet, try to remember the combination, open the door, take out the box where you store the gun, take the gun out, load it,…

I disagree. Saying that I would deal with it privately and quietly doesn’t mean I wouldn’t deal or that there would be no consequences for the hubs. Watching friends go through similar situations, I have thought this through a bunch of times. Naturally, I can’t say exactly how I’d feel until/unless it happens - but my…

As I said upthread and will repeat now for the third time: “As I said, I would quietly deal with my marriage and his betrayal. But I would have (if it had happened today) more than half my life invested in a relationship with him and exactly jackshit invested in her. And she would hear, in no uncertain terms,…

As I said, I would quietly deal with my marriage and his betrayal. But I would have (if it had happened today) more than half my life invested in a relationship with him and exactly jackshit invested in her. And she would hear, in no uncertain terms, precisely how I felt about women who take up with married men.

See, if my husband had cheated on me I can assure you I would deal quietly with the betrayal at home, but I would go medieval on the ass of the woman involved.