I say this as someone who a) LOVES Friends and can quote most of the 10 seasons from memory, and b) came in second place at GWD Friends Trivia out of 85 teams, because we jokered the wrong round (DAMNIT. NEVER JOKER THE MUSIC ROUND!): But I completely agree with you. The turning point for “mean phoebe” was The One…

It’s funny - the crippling anxiety I have comes from people ghosting on me and treating me like shit. What gets me is that you’re supposed to just pretend everything is ok and not confront the person.

Phoebe reached the zenith of smug insufferability when she got engaged to Mike. There was one episode near the end of the final season where Monica got up to sing at Mike’s karaoke bar and was a big hit without knowing that it wasn’t her voice, it was her boobs people were cheering (she was bra-less and the stage…

Sounds like she was just looking for a nostalgia moment or something. Ugh, people are the worst.

I’m sorry you fill ill about it, but the other person probably does too. And they don’t even get to know why. Stop doing it.

Only interested if there’s a special edition episode of #100 The Evil Twin.

They’ve been banned in our HOA, thank GAWD. There are some country ass people who happen to live here and would be requesting the Dixie anthem at the 4th of July party.

The hotlinks are shoddily done too. This post just reeks of someone who doesn’t know how to act like a professional journalist.

Yeah, I never realized there was a term for it, a concept, and that the time frame is pretty consistent. We should write a book about it!

It says a lot of the ghoster, doesn't it?

Why do Jezebel writers use the word “lady” when they can use “woman?” Many of us find the word “lady” sexist.

Well done Emma Quangel, calling out Jezebel on their hypocrisy.

Wow, Natasha Vargas-Cooper called this “lady” (I hate the word lady) a “bitch” on Twitter. She meant it as a “term of affection,” but ugh. I mean... ugh. Why do I read Jezebel.

We don’t deserve Jon.

he should run for office.

I read this in another forum yesterday: “It just seems that no matter what happens, the white person is misunderstood and the black person is dead.” That one sentence hit me as so profoundly true and succinctly all-encompassing that it is still running through my head this morning.

It really is refreshing to see and hear someone in the media cutting through the mental-illness-as-an-excuse bullshit.

As a history nerd it breaks my fucking heart.

Here’s the thing. I’m a white person from the South. There are plenty of aspects of Southern culture that I am actually pretty proud of: the food, the hospitality, the (albeit superficial) kindness toward strangers and guests in your home. Here’s one I’m not proud of: racism! And you know what the BIGGEST MOST OBVIOUS…

I genuinely thought he would commit suicide. Now, lets see if he gets the death penalty like the guy from the Boston Marathon bombing.