I teach too—and this joke totally worked for me—it seemed clearly poking fun at her. Also, while most of my experience in teaching has been awesome, I have had colleagues who I would have been unsurprised to find setting up their room nakey.

don't tell your mom you watched it

There is a section somewhere around the marriage where Claire states that she has (previously) been able to avoid seeing/spending time with crushes when Frank is gone, but that now she is getting married to Jamie, a man she is totally crushing on.

I so want him to find a nice man to replace Jamie and Hector in his heart!

Hang in there through the first one. Claire does some badass shit!

Good points on considering it rape—I am troubled by that piece as well. I wonder if Gabaldon wants us as readers to think of him somewhat as a product of his time? Still not an okay dynamic, but...

I'm with you—I think voice over like at the start with the "people disappear all the time..." works well. But the level of obviousness with much of the VO in the pilot made me feel like they were worried the audience was stupid. I'm a rabid fan of the first three books and like the rest, but the show needs to cut down…

Assuming she learns more than that she was adopted from parents who weren't competent to care for her. Adoptions often include changes of first name as well as last. Why would parents of playmates know anything?

So, if it's a big bad choice then we can talk about it and express our disapproval, but if it's a little bad choice our only recourse is to not go there? You implied that the market forces (the wallets of consumers) are the best way to impact businesses, and communities that don't accept the will of consumers will…

Sophomore year of college, and my good friend from freshman year has become my codependent everything. The dizzying highs! The gaping black lows! Super sad goth romance, y'all. We even shared clothes and makeup—it was pretty heavenly (except when it really wasn't). We cry together, sleep together, cut ourselves when…

Yes, because things like discrimination, women's right, fair wages, rights for slaves, and so forth have always been pushed forward by the reactions of consumers.

Nice KITH reference!!!

They should be edible panties.

Wearing your clothes?! Aaaaaaah!!!!

It's like a grown up(ish) version of Mean Girls! Did you first go to the projection booth above the auditorium?

I don't like it because it implies that the wife doesn't know. If they have an open relationship, that's a different story.

Is it hard to find a side piece that is both cool with "you be wifed up" and one with really low grammatical standards?

Amen!

You must be beating the ladies away with a stuck, you charmer you!

He is so so appealing—especially as a zombie!