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Yeah I saw that too, but what I don't get is why you would keep all the remains around on a tarp? So all the leftover flesh can smell bad and keep people away from your trap? It seems like all those bones should be in a pot, so they "Could get a stew going".

I agree with your estimation of the Rick/Carl/Michonne/Daryl powerhouse. As they were approaching Terminus from the side you could see how they've honed their survivalist team skills. They looked like frikkin' Rangers. Another thing I liked was that the instant Rick grabs the Terminus dude, Carl, Daryl, and Michonne…

Just when I think this show couldnt shock me again...And the best part was that it was an earned shock. Like had Rick done that in season 3, it wouldnt have made sense for his character at that time. But after everything that has happened, it felt right. Plus I felt like it redeemed him a bit after getting bested by…

I wouldn't say that Rick has lost his humanity. If I had a kid and we were in that situation and I found my teeth that close to my captor's jugular, you're goddamn right I would take a bite. Rick is more ruthless, definitely stronger, but still cares a lot for "his people", not just his son. As far as a character…

Wish they could have had Rick say, "They're fucking with the wrong people." Watering it down ("screwing") took away a lot of impact from that last line and made it just seem kind of silly.

First, props for covering how stupid this issue is.

My 14 year old was in another section from my wife and I one time in Target, when a creep decided to push up on her (while she was clearly wearing a middle school tshirt). She came to me immediately, and I patrolled the aisles seeing ABSOLUTE RED. In hindsight, I'm glad I didn't find him, as nobody would have been…

Good lord, who were this woman's lawyers? They should be disbarred.

Ah, the perfect face for expressing a wide range of feelings, including:

I'm leaving the only home I've ever known to join a quasi-monastic order of knights;

And there's the difference between cats and dogs - dogs will wait until you are away to jump onto the forbidden bed. Cats will jump on it while you are watching them, and to hell with stupid human rules.

Ha! I have a Vizsla and he does the same thing. Not only does he "disappear" items, but when, very occasionally, he makes a mess (knocks down and breaks a butter dish, spills a glass of water), he "punishes" himself. I have come home before and found him at the bottom of the basement stairs with his head down and…

Meanwhile the cat is like "what the fuck is wrong with you, man? Show some self-respect.".

I can see not sending out blanket +1 invitations, but as the LW met her boyfriend through the bride five years ago, is donating a $600 cake to the wedding, and her boyfriend is expected to host or at least cohost the bachelor party- he needs an invite and the bride and groom should really apologize for the 'oversight.'

Etiquette 101: any adult invited to an event is given a plus one.

Wedding Invite Etiquette 101:

It is rude, but it's also rude to not invite someone's long-term SO. Not that that is the chouce @brittabot made, but, ugh. Brides like this. "Come celebrate MY relationship - alone - your relationship doesn't count. Oh, and make me a cake too!"

SO MANY PEOPLE DID IT. I'd say like 8-10. Thereby putting us in the situation of having to say, sorry, actually, no. I felt like a monster.

"But then she invited another friend AND that friend's boyfriend after only knowing them a few weeks."

Re: Question 3 - I don't know, IMHO, it's pretty rude to invite one half of a married couple and not the other half to a party that's not explicitely confined to a small subset of people (Girls' Nights, Junior Varsity Rugby Team Reunions, whatever.) I'd be friendship-ending pissed if I received an invitation to a…