Unrelated to the movie, but I feel the need to say I’m getting sick of the trend of naming books after the female protagonist’s relationship to the men in her life. The Shoemaker’s Wife. The Calligrapher’s Daughter. The Zookeeper’s wife. The Baker’s Daughter. Etc etc.

We need a vote to pick the best description. Whichever staff member thought of it gets a prize. I vote for #155 from 2016.

False equivalency, since that involves the hypothetical child hurting someone else.

The fact that the law exists is bad enough, but I can’t wrap my head around the idea of a mother wanting her teenage daughter to be arrested and face jail time for this.

This is the best piece of investigative reporting I have ever read. Bravo.

This is sadly topical:

A ferret harness, since it was the only one that fit when she was that young.

Worth it.

The plot thickens! Well, thanks for the semi-confirmation :)

The plot thickens! Well, thanks for the semi-confirmation :)

It could have simply been shared by someone who wants to remain anonymous. We’ve just never seen this type of post there before, and with the univision buyout, we were curious. Thanks for answering!

It could have simply been shared by someone who wants to remain anonymous. We’ve just never seen this type of post…

Can you answer a question we’re curious about? Did you share this to Groupthink directly, or did someone else?

Can you answer a question we’re curious about? Did you share this to Groupthink directly, or did someone else?

Four out of five scienticians say their products are 100% real.

My mother, who was emotionally abused by her own parents, always said she really related to that deep desire to be loved by someone. I think that’s the meaning behind the book in a nutshell.

I saw my mother cry from pain once while growing up (appendix), and it remains the most horrific moment of my childhood. I can’t imagine seeing that regularly.

I’ve been dyeing my hair red for years, and it’s funny what gets blamed on it when people assume it’s natural. Sunburns, temper, being cold, etc. Once I had to give blood and the nurse couldn’t easily find a vein. She said it was because redheads have tiny veins. I didn’t know how to respond.

Or it’s a perfect example of the best meals that a gluten-free diet has to offer.

She just wants everyone who doesn’t have a perfect body like hers to stay home or at least out of public view. Is that so much to ask? Perfect people like her shouldn’t be subjected to normals.

Same with me (although you can substitute RRSPS since I’m not from the US).

When I saw the title, I was all set to be self-righteous and feel good about being really smart with money, but I have no idea how bonds work. I can budget like there’s no tomorrow, but am completely clueless about investments and such.

Wow, that’s just sad to think about.