In their conversation after class they talked about a 14 year old boy she was(n’t) interested in, so she’s not more than 15 unless attractive senior girls have started dating freshmen since I was in high school.

Hannah shouldn’t be the only one out of a job; the piercing guy didn’t even check Chloe’s ID, much less have an affadavit signed in his presence by her legal guardian, as required by New York law.

Is that what she was doing? That makes a hell of a lot more sense than what I thought at first (shooting up.)

When commenters say “I don’t like Jessa/Marnie/whoever,” I’m pretty sure they mean the characters as people, not as characters. That is, they are not people one would want to hang out with or depend on or be friends with in real life. It’s not a complaint about difficult female characters being unpleasant to watch.…

Much like this year’s ceremony.

Or Belushi in 1941.

Acorns are edible, with preparation. Grind them into flour and soak them in cold water. The leftover tannic water is medicinally useful too.

Read it again with an eye for the typo.

Mind you, this is the same Girl who inside of one month pissed away a highly prestigious and competitive spot at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop because… she couldn’t take peer critique? Kept getting her bike stolen? Is afraid of bats?

When your electric craps out and stalls the car while it’s moving, it’s probably not the battery that’s the problem. The main battery dying shouldn’t have disabled the vehicle, as long as they kept driving it. And if it was the alternator or voltage regulator that went bad, switching to an accessory battery wouldn’t…

Had she actually moved in? If so, she somehow found and completely moved into her own amazing place within the past week or so, which would be a Friends level of Brooklyn real estate phantasmagoria.

The eating of the cereal wouldn’t bother me as much as putting the empty box back on top of the fridge. That shit will set the mind to bloodshed.

What’s considered losable in perceptual lossy algorithms varies with context. These artifacts were deemed sufficiently drowned out by other layers of sound in the original that they could safely be discarded. Without those other sounds though, these take on more importance and are kept.

First thing that occurred to me was that some splits are less likely to be set up by better bowlers. For instance, maybe a Big Four tends to result from the bowler punching it straight down the middle, whereas the finesse bowlers who could make that spare never see that split in the first place.

It comes from a merger between Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand. I don’t know why they went with that senseless capitalization or why poor ol’ Lybrand got kicked to the curb, but I guarantee they paid some branding consultancy a shitload of money for it.

Yeah, it used to be a dinner party. Here’s the first one, in 1929.

Also, chances would be good that your nose is not even on your face any more.

Is that… not a thing to do with babies? I feel like tossing them in the air is a normal thing to do with babies (unlike leaving them in a car) but I admit to not knowing much about the subject.

I always wondered why they called it The Glaive. A glaive is a type of polearm. OTOH, Krull’s had a lasting influence on video games; his throwing glaive thing shows up in them regularly.

It really didn’t make any sense. She says “I understand now” and ineffectually pokes Dawn with the tiny scissors… why? Nothing about her suggested that she was prone to suicide-by-cop. She had her sister and Daryl, it wasn’t like she was hopelessly alone in the world. You’re right, it felt cheap.