“His whole life he lived with the pain of feeling unclaimed.”

I heard a great point to counter these fools - sorry, but I can’t remember the source. Essentially it was to ask them why nobody’s been to the edge? Wouldn’t that be a cool place to visit? Not to mention providing the obvious “proof”.

As someone who grew up in some shitty neighborhoods, I don’t see gentrification as some sort of evil monster. I’d much rather have a legit grocery store in the neighborhood than be stuck with corner stores with jacked up prices. I’d much rather have occupied houses than living next to vacant properties. Where we live…

And that’s why housing policy is key. At least at a personal level you could think about the area you’re living in and how you would affect it before moving there rather than just what it has to offer you.

Because you’re buying up limited housing stock in a poor area and helping push up the prices to the point where the people who actually live there can’t afford to anymore.

did you see him guest on psych? you should definitely check out the episode if you havent. it’s basically a whole episode of this.

Mel might deserve redemption in the realm you’re talking about: the personal realm. My addict relatives also say horrendous ranting things when they’re loaded. But I would venture that Mel doesn’t deserve redemption in the realm of fame and celebrity because no one DESERVES fame and celebrity and its attending…

mel, i’ve had a couple nervous breakdowns. even was hospitalized for one.

I’m partial to this one.

My roommate and I have a super good Grey Gardens thing going on. It is pretty ideal. And neither of us will ever marry, so we make old lady plans. If we decide to like a boy, he has to live in the yard.

I love my husband, but damn if I don’t miss my roommate. We have a pact to move back in together in our old age, regardless of whether our husbands are still around. Some roomie situations turn out great and into lifelong friendships!

These  ear plugs are great. Not only for your roommates sexcapades but for a noisy neighbor. I love them. They are a lot more comfortable than other brands ear plugs and block out sufficient noise.

I thought for certain they were going to try and put someone in one of those tires. Slightly disappointed, definitely questioning what I’m doing with my life.

This song is a damn earworm, both because it’s catchy and because all of the lyrics have already been rolling around in my brain since, oh, about this time last year.

The part where he says he’s standing in the rain for nothing KILLS me. So good.

Okay when they zoomed in on his tear and they were doing the singing in the rain trop I absolutely lost it. This was great.

I thought it was a solid show. Who knew Chance the Rapper was so fucking funny?

Pete Davidson, who never ceases to underwhelm me, might have had the funniest bit on the night though ragging on Staten Island and Colin Jost’s

“If Staten Island is so desirable, why is it free to get there?”

Me watching anything involving Chance the Rapper.

Two of my favorite things in the whole world.

She reiterates throughout that nothing criminal went on, only that it was, in her opinion, rude, gross and compulsive.