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My husband and I have game, we look through the pictures of houses for sale and try to find one with the “worst/craziest” decorating scheme. I think he permanently won when he found a house from 1762 that looked like it was probably the murder lair of an ancient hoarder. The sheer amount of stuff, and ancient farm

The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference.
— Elie Wiesel

I’m not even going to watch this. I’m just going to look away. It neither merits nor requires my attention. Thank you for telling me about it, Rich. I appreciate the warning.

Call me “old guy who likes to yell at clouds”, but...

A friend used to be on thatteam’ for a couple years at the peak of her television show and rule number one is “Never challenge Oprah.” This is closely followed by followed “Do not speak to Oprah unless spoken to first”, “Do not approach Oprah” and “Do not look Oprah directly in the eye at any time or she may scream

Aniston is living the dream. no whiny husband, goddess circle on fridays, Cabo with comedy writers 3x a year, and brad pitt texts sometimes to wish you well. 5 stars

“but still manage to look like they didn’t roll out of bed in the dark and pick up the first clean outfit off of the floor.”

Yes, that about sums it up, doesn’t it?

Seriously. Bob Weinstein needs to start spelling like an adult. 

this isn’t about y-o-u

Obligatory:

This is one of the single most bullshit answers I have ever heard.....

I’m curious about something and decided to check in with the commentariat:

The body I was born with, is it not what you wanted?

I kind of love her.

I imagine these 2 walking and sounding like someone rubbing two huge rubber balloons together.

Last year on my birthday, after a lovely dinner at a fancy restaurant, I had a heart attack on my way out the door; ended up flat on my face on a Beverly Hills sidewalk. Worst. Birthday. Ever.

I went into an Urban Outfitters recently and it was like stepping into a time machine to 1994. They had bucket hats! Bucket hats! 

I love how in that apology she tries to make it seem like this was something well-intentioned that just got out of hand, or that she ended up doing the wrong thing in service of a worthy goal.

Interesting, but regarding Sex Education, to be fair, the show is intentionally styled to look like it takes place in a fictional quasi-80s-90s world that has modern technology but pays homage to the aesthetic of the John Hughes, 1980s era teen films (part of that aesthetic is that it’s set in the UK but has many of