First of all, don't go looking for trouble. Just like you're entitled to your opinion, I'm entitled to my rebuttle. Yes, even if I call it "going off." I chose not to, before. Now I will.
Second of all, a lot of parents (you're not the only one) seem to think that the World revolves around them and their children.…
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Isn't this why tv ratings were introduced? To help people with absolutely zero analytic ability to decide if the show was safe for their kids or themselves?
That's what you hate? Because what gets my ire up is walking past a hundred racks of cute stuff in straight sizes to get to the ONE rack of hideous plus-size "clothes".
what I hate is that in store they have the maternity section right next to the plus size section - and they're not separated really except for the overhead sign. More than once I have accidentally wandered into the maternity side.
Bees are delightful! They're pretty docile, although the behavior of the hive is highly dependent on the personality of their queen. Wasps are pretty nasty, but both I and all of my cats have sat in my garden when it's filled with honeybees and bumblebees, and no one has ever gotten stung.
The main problem with our healthcare actually stems from government interventions. After the government mandated employers to provide healthcare, it kind of stopped the competition between insurers. Companies couldn't opt out of health insurance so companies no longer needed to distinguish themselves and prices…
fact: Bears eat Beets. Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica
Yeah, what have bees ever done for you, except made it possible for you to eat?
Are you sure that's a coincidence? Or maybe it's one of the first signs...
Which coincidentally I was watching on my DVR when I happened to see this article—and at the very moment when Shirley was talking about Jesus.
This is especially hilarious in light of last night's "Community" episode which wondered, "Nicolas Cage — Good or Bad?"
PIZ??? PIZ??? Are you kidding me? PIZ??
I haven't seen it, but doesn't Gravity have so few characters that it might be difficult to compare to other movies. Particularly since it is carried primarily by Sandra Bullock, it would be kind of unfair to judge it as "failing", as it is actually a very woman-centered movie. This is also why I don't like judging…
He is referencing the very well documented and publicly discussed engineering and management failures that lead to the deaths of the crew on that launch. He is defending Beyonce in a way because he pointing out that her use of the audio isn't anything NASA should bitch about when they caused the whole thing through…
Just before the buzzer, Bill Nye manages to win the 2013 award for "Finest shade thrown over the new Beyonce album."
Eek, I'm not sure I agree with that reading. The character was a sociopath, plain and simple, and the Nick character doesn't come off looking much better; he's also a deeply flawed character. There's something kind of brilliant about Amy, even if she is hateful and insane. I loved how that book made me hate BOTH…