I really like Emmy Rossum :)

How the shit can you "abandon" a miscarriage?

Open relationship?

Open relationship? No. This is the contract of *EDIT* possessiveness and jealousy.

I like how big elephant is all - "Hey creeper! Stop filming the elephant babies at the elephant playground! Hey creepy creeper! Get outta here!"

::chews ice aggressively::

Also this:

I just feel like this whole country is trolling me now. Unarmed black men beaten and killed in the streets and hundreds of racists donate money to the white cop perpetrator while also posting insanely racist messages, meanwhile white folks carry around assault rifles while they're shopping at WalMart completely…

No kidding. Every time I walk into Lane Bryant, I'm aghast at the prints and embellishment. It's not that I don't want to draw attention to myself—I just want to get attention because I look good, not because someone's glued rhinestones to everything I'm wearing.

Racism is a huge issue in the South. Also in the North, the East, and the West.

"So we figured, hey, let's draw attention to racial inequalities in America by walking hand-in-hand out from this inflatable thing with a purple injun on it."

The tear gas element of the tribute, however, seems a bit too on-the-nose for me.

WHY WOULD YOU MIX RANCH WITH YOUR SWEET TEA OH MY GOD.

One would think that massive media coverage would make them rethink how their actions are perceived by the public and received by the community that are supposed to protect. Instead, it seems to fuel their abhorrent behavior.

I can offer you some thoughts on this, although I tend to be the person who won't give you the "you go girl!" perspective and instead be a lot more pragmatic. I myself got laid off from a job in law when I was around your age and decided to go into a journalism career. After getting a decent entry-level job but…

Please provide your statistics. I pulled the FBI crime statistics from 2011 that show that whites are charged for 69.2% of crimes whereas African-Americans are charged with 28.4%.

There is an amazing trippy Japanese horror movie from the 1970s called House. It's colorful and scary and ridiculous and often inexplicable.

The Blu-Ray has a making-of featurette, in which the director confesses he basically scripted the movie with his then pre-teen daughter, by asking "what do you think is scary?"…

They still do that thing where you can request the missing scene from the book by writing to the publisher (or giving them your email address now, I think).