I read Erin's review of the book on Salon, and I thought it was great. I have no doubt that she also did great on the radio show, and that Caitlin Flanagan's book is dumb and maybe even harmful.

Oh, man, my first thought was that I hoped the newscast could get through the report without a single reference to either Justin Bieber or Ryan Gosling. (Second thought: am I about to find out that I'm so old that there's some new teen heart-throb I don't even know about, like a male Selena Gomez.) I was so happy…

A corporation can be any size. Lots of corporations are small businesses, and lots of small businesses are corporations. A corporation is a type of legal entity, like a sole proprietorship or partnership or LLC. If you file the appropriate document(s) with your state, almost any business can be a corporation. …

I don't know how I feel about this. "They'll know she has undie odor - we need Lux!" I've always hoped that if I had a superpower, it would be something other than undie odor fighting.

I must object!

I think if it was Downtown Abbey there'd be a lot more, like, vintage CBGB t-shirts and people talking about converted loft space. And it would star Julie Brown, obvs.

You want to hear about teh slow generations? My grandmother was 41 when my dad was born, and he was 44 when I was born. Now I'm about to turn 39 and planning/hoping to do it soon. We str e e e e e e tch out our generations. 30-something grandparents blow my mind.

"Sixty-seven percent of the participants said they were worried about the consequences of divorce, both for their finances and for their feelings. The study authors hypothesize that these worries are a major factor in keeping the couples from marrying."

Case closed. You have nailed it.

I feel you — it's hard to believe it's not.

The French government should pay for her necessary implants.

Yesterday on a Gawker post about this same thing, a commenter said, "This is like a pretend show from another show." A la MILF Island or Bitch Hunter on 30 Rock. That is the best description of this show that I've seen anywhere.

Not a question, but on the chance that you read through the comments later: When you mentioned your love of sour cherry candy on twitter, that is probably the tweet in all of twitter history that changed my day-to-day life the most. I had forgotten those things existed. They are good! I thank you in my head every…

I'll root for that one!

If you couldn't write for the Office anymore but NBC had you under an old-time studio contract, what other Thursday night sitcom would you want to write for? Or act on? Relatedly, who do you think would win in a physical brawl between Tina and Amy? Or is Whitney the wild card?

You and President Clinton were great on the Today show — seeing the two of you together really made me think that's the beginning of a really excellent dinner party guest list. You both had good reading lists. What celebrity or public figure would you like to get a reading list from?

What I'm most interested in is that red-headed stepchild of a third question.

Did the news of Kim Kardashian's divorce just seep in to Heidi Montag's headspace?

Haven't read her book, but I regularly listen to her podcast, and she doesn't come across that way AT ALL. She's super feminist-aware and woman-centric.

I agree. This is exactly what I said last week when jezebel first posted about this study. I suspect the results of part-time work making people happiest would be the same for non-mommies.